IMO one of the best SS amps I've ever heard are the Bravos.
The Viola was organic, sweet and powerful; the Gryphon was engaging, rich and detailed. Both were supremely musical and you could listen to this system for hours and hours on end. We had to eventually drag ourselves away for dinner. Wonderful fellowship.
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We did a great comparison between two of the best (IMHO) recently. As I said at that time (posted elsewhere on the Internet),
The Viola Bravos were in parallel (high-current) monoblock mode. They could also have been configured in bridged high-power monoblock mode, but we thought that the parallel sounded better in the context of this system. I could have been happy with either. The customer eventually went up a model on both the speakers and the amps - electing for Mephisto Solos (the monoblock version).
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Hello guys,
I had the Viola Forte monos, I thought the very refined, transparent and with good speed, but I thought it lacked strength. My loudspeakers at the time were the Dynaudio 25th. I could also hear the Viola Forte with the Amati Anniversary and the Dynaudio Prestige.
I had another experience with Viola Symphony, the loudspeakers were Dynaudio Temptation, this combination was very impressive. The power had excellent control of the loudspeakers.
Currently my experiences have been with the Gryphon, I initially had the Gryphon Diablo, and at this time I'm with double Mirage + Colosseum.
Best regards,
Ricardo.
Fantastic...thanks for the insights. I am CJ GAT/Gryphon Colosseum. Enjoy, from a fellow Gryphon owner!!!
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