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Nope, no beneficial financial interests in it… except maybe seeing prices come down… .1) I don't listen to electronic equipment. I listen to music. If I can detect the electronics during playback, something is very, very wrong.
2) All electronic and mechanical items undergo tests to verify whether they meet standards BEFORE they are put into service. This includes backhoes, airplanes, electric shavers and water pumps. Amplifiers are no different. If an amp is tested and works acceptably well, then refer to #1 (above).
3) If you tried to pet a dog yesterday and it bit you, are you going to try to pet it today? In January of 2022, this Carver tube amp was tested. https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/carver-crimson-275-review-tube-amp.29971/
It was a dog that left a bad taste in members' mouths here. This amp might be a totally different animal, but it's going to have to prove itself first. Until it does ..... we remember the first dog.
4) You said ....
..... and you are absolutely correct! Totally correct! What you should be able to hear is the music, the whole music and nothing but the music. Please refer to #1 (above) again.
5) Some of the people who defended the Crimson 275 had financial interests in it, either directly or indirectly. Do you have any financial interests in this amp, or are you in any way invested in it ?
Jim
I own a bunch of Carver equipment.. for sure.. (and will probably have more sometime in the future before I die)
Silver Seven 900 mono blocks
BlackMagic 25 (x2)
Pair of Silver 7t
many tfm, m1.x, A760x, 490t, 360 cd, Carver Receiver (1985 and still going strong) and more…. Magnepan and Tekton speakers. Not the most expensive stuff out there, but damn, it all SOUNDS good, especially for the outlay.