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That, plus procrastination, kept me from bringing out this report. I had firstly decided to make this a part of the MMMicroOne review. But when I started writing I felt it required a separate thread for keeping the focus on this comparison clear and concise. The Sonic Frontiers SFS-80 is a stereo power amplifier from Sonic Frontier (who else) and the name of the model directly expand to " Sonic Frontier Stereo - 80", where 80 indicates its power output. 80 watts rms into the entire 20-20,000 HZ bandwidth one channel driven. Now, that's quite a lot of wattage from a tube amp. Primary tubes used in this amp are 6550 (commercially better known as KT88/KT99). These tubes are known as high output tubes and hence are suitable for high wattage amps like these. The manufacturer of the amp, Sonic Frontiers, started as a "kit" supplier.
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Due to the quality of their work they became famous soon and turned into a manufacturer selling pre-assembled full components (rather than kits). In their days they were one of the better known audio companies in North America. Their products won a number of awards and many of their components were listed as CLASS-A by Stereophile. Their products not only wooed consumers but also professional installers. Their components are said to be used by organizations such as NASA. It's is easy to see that the review that is to follow is of highly reputed products, even as very little talked about these days. Red Rose Music again is no less interesting. It's a Mark Levinson brand, a synonym for exotica. The model under review named " Model 2" is a stereo power amplifier delivering 45 watts at 1 kHz.
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It utilizes EL-34 as output tubes and 12AT7 in the driver and gain stages. As for the manufacturer, Mark Levinson needs no introduction. He and his products are a legend in their own right. So the two amplifiers that we are going to compare here are equally reputed, equally capable. It will be interesting to see how do they compare. Other equipment used during this test were Goldmund Transport, Goldmund PRE-DAC, Benchmark HDR 1 DAC, Nuforce Icon HDP DAC, Canare Speaker Cable, Evolution Acoustics Cable, Evolution Acoustics MMMicroOne speakers, Evolution Acoustics MMThree speakers.įirst and foremost the sound. Both the amps are top flight amps in their own right, and have quite a bit of similarity and dissimilarities. They both offer amazing sound-stage, a grain free mid-range which a pleasure to the ears.įor similarities, they both are fairly detailed for tube amps. Highs on both the amps are similar though the RRM Model 2 having a slight edge. On the outset I have to admit, the SFS-80 is full of tube goodness. And I strictly don't mean a "colored" sound here. I have auditioned hundreds of equipment at various price points and it doesn't take me long to discern the difference.
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