I have the Fosi V3:and no doubt it's a great value for the price. I'm currently running a pair of Maggie's with it and it does a very good job. It is audiophile quality and fun. However, it seems to lack some body and I can't quite put my finger on it. My Class A tube monos are still the go to listener in the end but again the Fosi V3 quality for the money cannot be argued against. They will never be an heirloom amplifier as the electronics are packed so close as the unit runs hot so it has numbered days. Still it's a great buy for what you get.
I dual amp my speakers. V3 with 48V 5Amp for lows and TB10D with 32V 5Amp for highs. I like the TB10D for highs because you can adjust the tone. And for highs I don't think u need the 48V.
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I have the Fosi V3:and no doubt it's a great value for the price. I'm currently running a pair of Maggie's with it and it does a very good job. It is audiophile quality and fun. However, it seems to lack some body and I can't quite put my finger on it. My Class A tube monos are still the go to listener in the end but again the Fosi V3 quality for the money cannot be argued against. They will never be an heirloom amplifier as the electronics are packed so close as the unit runs hot so it has numbered days. Still it's a great buy for what you get.
I dual amp my speakers. V3 with 48V 5Amp for lows and TB10D with 32V 5Amp for highs. I like the TB10D for highs because you can adjust the tone. And for highs I don't think u need the 48V.