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Post by usp1 on Aug 29, 2011 21:37:47 GMT -5
I tried to search for a comparison but could not find one so I thought I would start a new thread. Has anyoe heard both the rpa and the mps amps? How do they compare with each other for 2-channel.
I have a three channel mps-1 and was wondering if an rpa would be better.
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Post by roadrunner on Aug 29, 2011 22:01:08 GMT -5
Yes, the RPA 2-channel power amps and the MSP-1/2 are similar in their sonic signatures, but I felt that the RPA-2 edges the MSPs for stereo sound reproduction. If you are looking at possibly getting the MSP for use solely for stereo music I would recommend you get the RPA-2 instead. It is a more refined sounding amp, but don't expect to hear a significant difference. What difference you will experience are more subtle and will require critical listening to detect those nuances. You will love either of them.
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Post by hemster on Aug 29, 2011 22:50:16 GMT -5
Yes, the RPA 2-channel power amps and the MSP-1/2 are similar in their sonic signatures, but I felt that the RPA-2 edges the MSPs for stereo sound reproduction. If you are looking at possibly getting the MSP for use solely for stereo music I would recommend you get the RPA-2 instead. It is a more refined sounding amp, but don't expect to hear a significant difference. What difference you will experience are more subtle and will require critical listening to detect those nuances. You will love either of them. Agreed, and those lovely VU meters don't hurt either! ;D |
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Post by usp1 on Aug 29, 2011 22:57:49 GMT -5
Already have an mps-1....just wondering if it is worth trying to get and rpa-1/rpa-2. Yes the rpa's with their vu meters are downright sexy. I presume the rpa is better because of a better power supply.
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