It’s been scientifically proven (and known for decades) that amps with power meters sound better than amps with no meters. Further tests have also proven that the larger the meters, the better the amp. Just accept it… it’s science.
The best amp ever is made by McIntosh Labs:
The sheer size of that meter is proof of its greatness. And, if that huge meter wasn’t enough, the quality of the audio is further improved by having handles and, my god, look at how gigantic those handles are. Obviously, this is the greatest power amp ever.
It’s no surprise why audiophiles have hated the sound of Class D amps: almost none of them have meters and, they’re so light, they don’t need handles.
Well, Class D amplification has finally moved to the Pantheon of audio amplifiers: behold the Internet of Music Metric 500 mono blocks.
This huge, hand-calibrated meter guarantees the quality of the audio. My god, it’s magnificent!
And, in case that isn’t enough, the purity of the audio is further improved by the manufacturer’s beautiful, custom-machined, aluminum cabinet. The 1/4” case panels and the 3/4” front panel that hold the all-important meter impart a purity on the music signal that no other Class D amp can offer.
A pair of these hand-made beauties will run you around €4k. Yes, that’s steep for a box amp, but a mere pittance when you consider the fidelity you can only get with a gigantic power meter.
Here’s hoping that that the Metric 500 MkII will include the refinements that can only be achieved with a great set of handles.
The best amp ever is made by McIntosh Labs:
The sheer size of that meter is proof of its greatness. And, if that huge meter wasn’t enough, the quality of the audio is further improved by having handles and, my god, look at how gigantic those handles are. Obviously, this is the greatest power amp ever.
It’s no surprise why audiophiles have hated the sound of Class D amps: almost none of them have meters and, they’re so light, they don’t need handles.
Well, Class D amplification has finally moved to the Pantheon of audio amplifiers: behold the Internet of Music Metric 500 mono blocks.
This huge, hand-calibrated meter guarantees the quality of the audio. My god, it’s magnificent!
And, in case that isn’t enough, the purity of the audio is further improved by the manufacturer’s beautiful, custom-machined, aluminum cabinet. The 1/4” case panels and the 3/4” front panel that hold the all-important meter impart a purity on the music signal that no other Class D amp can offer.
A pair of these hand-made beauties will run you around €4k. Yes, that’s steep for a box amp, but a mere pittance when you consider the fidelity you can only get with a gigantic power meter.
Here’s hoping that that the Metric 500 MkII will include the refinements that can only be achieved with a great set of handles.
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