Its best to start at the beginning. My RWA arrived with a damaged case and within a week, Vinnie had it back to me in pristine condition aa. Vinnie's a prince. The time away only whetted my appetite

and now everything is as it should be. I've only had it for two days now and all I can say is wow

. There is so much more to hear now that I'm off the grid and all I can do is sit back with this stupid smile on my face

. Clarity, articulation, subltlety, panache, tonality, extension, dynamics, and jump factor come to mind and I'm sure there's more but right now but I'm at a loss for words

. Oh, and no noise, grunge, hash or any residual detritus to get in the way. I've never heard this kind of 'quiet' before.
I'm pairing the RWA with the Hornshoppe Horns and this combo is like a
deus ex mechina left on my doorstep.They compliment each other so well that I feel like this is as far as I'm going to go for quite some time. If ever. The Horns seem to be cut from the same bolt of cloth as the RWA, having such complimentary properties as to make their matching a no brainer. Together, they sing as one.
I had a friend over who's been at this since the 60s and he's heard most of the 'digital' amps out there and he says that this bests the Nuforce and Channel Islands and a couple of others by a very wide margin. In fact, he's now seriously considering getting one.
Sorry for adding to your workload, Vinnie

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Tim