Which amplifier for SBL

Or the Nac 42xo which has the xover included.

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Then why did you keep trying to give it the big one if you don’t know what you’re talking about?

Show some respect :folded_hands:

Anyway, best of luck with your system quests.

I hope you find the right amplifier.

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I did not read correctly, I respectfully have no worries. And I thought you know the abbreviation Amp not everything well :wink:

Lost in translation. :slight_smile: Maybe English is not your 1st language?

No, i’m from Austria and born in Bosnia

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I found Nsats with original stands in Italy, which are on their way to me, and an Atom in Germany. With Kudos KS 1 Cables. They say Nsats are good with a digital source, and yes, I hope I’m happy with them.

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I found N-Sats needed much more powerful amplification than an Atom to show anything like their full potential. I thought about using the Atom with a more capable power amp, but in the end I swapped the N-Sats for different speakers that the Atom could drive well.

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I’ll try it out, since I like the Atom the best, and I’m moving to Vienna in three months, where I have concrete walls instead of brick. I’m curious to see the difference.

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Nsats have arrived, meanwhile with a slightly defective Audio Pro amplifier, but hey, these have bass :slight_smile: Completely different from the ones 3 years ago, I am happy

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Which other amplifier works well with the Nsats? I think the Atom is good, but the voices are sometimes screechy. The bass is good, but a bit more would be beneficial.

One of the best times I heard n-Sats was at the Top Audio show in Milan. We had a full 500 series system (as well as a Klimo turntable with one of the longest tonearms I think I’ve ever seen) but the SL2s had been damaged in transit and it was too late to try to get a replacement pair sent, so we substituted a pair of n-Sats on n-Stands.

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But I already know that something smaller and affordable :sweat_smile:

Small and affordable? Try the NAIT 5i

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And 72/140? In the price class 1500~

Sure, although I prefer the NAP110 or NAP160 to the NAP140.

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It’s amazing how much better these NSATs are than my previous ones. Unfortunately, I don’t remember the year they were built; these ones are from 2007. I’ll wait until I move to see how they work with a concrete wall. I already like the Atom with them.

If from 2007 then they were likely the ones with the revised crossover.

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Would 1,500 euros be too much for a serviced 72/hi/140 combi? Serviced at Lasa

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For fully serviced units I would figure on around £4-500 per unit, so that sounds like a reasonable price, but ultimately only you can be the judge of whether it makes sense to you.

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