Luxman M113

[Raul Nicconti]

I have 2 Luxman M113 and want to bi-amp a new pair of Wharfedale Evo 4.2 The Luxmans are 60Watts at 8 omh. I am using a Topping D50s Dac and streaming Tidal as on my desktop system. Anyone think I could improve on the amps or would any improvement be minimal?

 

[watchnerd]

I have 2 Luxman M113 and want to bi-amp a new pair of Wharfedale Evo 4.2 The Luxmans are 60Watts at 8 omh. I am using a Topping D50s Dac and streaming Tidal as on my desktop system. Anyone think I could improve on the amps or would any improvement be minimal?

In theory, you can buy a modern amp that measures better and/or is smaller/more energy efficient.

In practice, given the not-too-bad sensitivity of those Wharfedales, you're fairly likely to be unable to hear a difference if you're operating far from your current amp's redline.

 

[Raul Nicconti]

In theory, you can buy a modern amp that measures better and/or is smaller/more energy efficient.

In practice, given the not-too-bad sensitivity of those Wharfedales, you're fairly likely to be unable to hear a difference if you're operating far from your current amp's redline.

I forgot to add that most of my listening is at a low volume as I am working.

 

[watchnerd]

I forgot to add that most of my listening is at a low volume as I am working.

So that makes it even less likely that you'll hear a difference (if level matched).

But if you just want a new amp for fun's sake, go for it.

 

[Raul Nicconti]

So that makes it even less likely that you'll hear a difference (if level matched).

But if you just want a new amp for fun's sake, go for it.

Ha, ha, yea that is the issue, I just want a new amp to get a new one even if I can't hear the differences.