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I think you have just created a Solid State SET
You mean to tell me that this is going to get better?? Wow, that seems so hard to believe since there is so little to complain about now.
They sounded great right out of the box but what I am listening to now is sound in a different realm.
I can't help but be drawn into the listening room by some musical phrase that just sounds stunning and demands my attention. these are truly the real deal!
"These really are the shit, aren't they?" It wasn't really a question.
It's pure magic, "involving" and "musical" in a way that lets the music draw me into a sort of trancelike state where everything else just kind of drifts away.
The Sig 70s have some serious drive. I am hearing better bass than I have ever heard in my room with a variety of amps, pre-amps, speakers.
I cannot imagine at this point, a better sound in my home than this amplifier lighting up the B202 on OB. [This one was a Sig 30]
I cannot take the Signature 30 out of the system...it is addicting...seductive...beguiling...fantastic...
the Signature 30 gets out of the way...there is no ampthere...only...MUSIC...THROBBING...PULS ATING...in a thoroughly NATURALpresentation...
there is no disconnect in refinement shifting gears between the Signature 30 and the other amps, Music Reference 45 in Richard's case, and Korneff 45 in mine. That this thing can hang with those amplifiers right out of the box should tell you something, and the 45 tube is well known as audio crack, it is that addictive
Folks, this amp is green and is therefore at its worst right now. At its absolute worst, as new, it is beginning to astound me completely. [Sig 30]
suffice it to say that this thing really is special. My only amplifier is a SET PX-25, and so my ears are tuned in to the big triode sound, and I can only say that my ears suffered no real tube withdrawal with this digital amp. I don't even want to say it mimics a tube amp because to me at least, it has its very own sound, an open and bottomless sound, like this abyss, created by (I suppose) the otherworldly low noise levels, do something that affects the psychoacoustic interpretation of the music.[Sig 30]
So, I answer my own question, "Are the Signature - 70 Monoblocks any good?" in the resounding affirmative.
Also, my wife saw the photos of the RM-V60s and wasn't too thrilled. Maybe some other veneers would be better.
My 30 has been running now for about a month (5 to 6 hours a night)....and I have no desire to rotate in any of my other amps....I'm enjoying it that much.....nice job Vinnie !!!
If one's significant other is not into music now, they will be, when you get your new Signature amp.
The first day listening to it, although straight out of the box, my wife noticed how musically detailed it is, yet refined and not abrasively etched. It really passed the test when she listened to two complete discs that she normally walks out on. And this is coming from inserting the Signature 30 in place of an Audio Note pre-amp and amp we've had for ten years. At this point we are nearing the 50 hour mark on the Signature 30 and I'm starting to hear it flesh out a bit and become more solid in the bass. I'm eager to see where it will be at when we get to the magical 200 hour point. So far, so good.
Vinnie's Signature 30 (I have not yet heard the Signature 70, I will be getting mine very soon... I haven't been quite ready to give up the remote control of my Signature 30 until now)
I think the extra power of the Signature 70 amplifier will be most helpful to allow me to havefun experimenting with these new speakers... and I intend to take the Signature 70's to Roger'shouse for a listen on his new electrostatics when I get them!!!