綺麗な Accuphase E-480 Integrated Amplifier Review!
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- Beautiful in every way.
Intro music by: Chill Cole - 'Amber Lights'
Outro music by: Jerry McHoy - 'To Wayne Shorter'
Accuphase E-480 Tech Summary: www.accuphase.com/cat/e-480_e.pdf
Accuphase Manufacturing Process: www.accuphase.com/company_prof...
Special thanks to MOTET Distribution for providing the review sample.
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Raw, Behind the Scenes impressions and information can be seen here:
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I completely share your feelings. I have an E-460 since 6 or 7 years and still look forward to listening to it every day.
My search was over with my DP65 and E-307. Dream team.....
Mine was over with the E307 and the DP400
Thanks, Sean, very helpful review. I’m glad you’re starting to compare between different price points.
Excellent review! I've been waiting for a video review of the Accuphase, and this was far better than what I was hoping for. I recently upgraded from the HINT to the 480, and agree with everything you're saying. It'll be the core of my system for a looong time. Keep up the good work :)
If loving this is wrong, I don't wanna be right.
You've done something wrong in the most beautiful way😆
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Accuphase E-360 owner here, other than the great sound quality, the two things I really appreciate about Accuphase integrated amps are (1) they sound wonderful even at low volumes, no need to crank up volume unnecessarily (2) AAVA volume control steps are very granular (down to 0.2 db step).
Btw, activating attenuator will reduce 20db in gain, giving much more control on the volume control.
I own an Accuphase E-370 and I completely agree with your assessment. The great performance at low levels was a N1 requirement for me and the Accuphase delivers it in spades (I am listening to it with Aurum Cantus Volta MkII speakers and a REL T9 subwoofer). It's just magic at any volume.
I selected the E-370 after an audition process that lasted 3 months. I listened to amps from McIntosh, Hegel, Roksan, T+A, Devialet, Musical Fidelity...you name it. And every time I was coming back to the Accuphase. It simply blew all the competition away by a significant margin. Yes, it is expensive, but it is built like a tank and sounds marvelous. The fact that I got a great price also helped, I guess. :-)
Any chance you’ve compared these to Mcintosh?
@@emiltsenov7853 how does the volume knob feel when you turn it..? Silky smooth?
@@asplmn Feels extremely precise. I would not describe it exactly as silky smooth because you feel a bit of tension when turning it - it is necessary precisely to ensure precision, I think.
@@morespinach9832 I compared the Accuphase E-370 against the McIntosh MA5300 in the same speaker/CD player setup. The McIntosh sounded cold and dry, too analytical and with a shallower sound. The E-370 is simply in a different class, imho.
You give that extra extra effort in all of your reviews that we don’t often find from other reviewers. Greatly appreciated! Got my eye on the Luxman 509X, but Accuphase is has my interest. Wish they had the phono stage as standard.
on my altec lansing vintage speakers the 480 sounds better than the luxman but on on a pair of loudspeakers by magico the luxman sound nore engaging i think its a matter of synergy between components
Your passion, knowledge and talent for explaining, is impressive.
Please don't build Sean's ego any bigger than it is! 🤓
Great review.
Now that’s beautiful. Achingly beautiful.
Pure Analog Beast with Mosphetes ! 😃 Beautiful Integrated , Thanks Sean
Yep mosphetes!!
That is a thing of beauty. Great review!
Thanks, Sean, for the Accuphase E-480. Reviews on Accuphase are about as rare as Clorox wipes. Your honest review of the Luxman L-550AxII was the final push for me to put a deposit on it’s bigger sibling, the L-590AxII. I’m done. Except no one in the country (massive manufacturing delays in Japan - thanks, Covid) has one so my Christmas present may be a Valentines or Easter gift. There is a big difference in Class A operation as demonstrated to me some years ago on a 1990 Krell KST-100 power amp (great amp, by the way). A service person was able to adjust it to operate in Class A up to 50 watts, then readjust the bias down to just 5 watts in Class A. The density of the sound at the high bias levels, the grip, the bloom, and the ease of the sound was a transformation. Of course the amp heated the room and drew over 6 amperes at idle... I want that sound again.
Great review Sean as a musician, like yourself i'v tried every thing over many years but in 2012 i purchased the Accuphase 350 am and i love it the sound hugs you like a warm blancket i have reached my final journey with this wonderful amp at present i have this wired up to klipsch and Thiel speakers and the sound is just incredible on both sets of speakers so if your lookiing for that almost perfect nirvana in your two channel stereo set up this model from Accuphase could be the one you will enjoy for many years Go for it Peace
Thanks for the excellence of your reviews Sean.
The lens of your experience and exposure to a broad range of audio products and ability to communicate your findings clearly and with quiet passion is of great value to me as a trusted source on where I might go next in pursuit of home music enjoyment.
Thanks again.
Gorgeous piece!!!!
Wow - this is a thing of beauty - the inside of it is just phenomenal! @zero fidelity Thank you for another excellent review, always terrific content 🤟👍💥
Agree - Accuphase is consistently the #1 Audiophile brand over many years.
This reminds me of threads where people debate the best rock band. What is your comment based on? I have no personal experience, but saying any brand of audio equipment is #1 is a large statement given differing tastes,
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Your reviews are always very detailed and honest. Loved this review. Almost ready to buy PrimaLuna Evo 300 amp. But now reconsidering my decision after watching this reviews, even though both are technically completely different devices including the price.
You nailed it: What connects the listener emotionally is the pursuit we as audiophiles and music lovers are all after.
Thanks fir this great review. The best I have seen so far for this unit.
Looking forward to that Luxman vs Accuphase comparison.
Great review, thanks.
I was 99% ready to go with Luxman until I saw this review. I wanted to look into Accuphase and it seems that they are too expensive.. Sean addresses this and from what I was told yesterday by a local dealer the price went up on 11/1 by 15% in the states. So now the "same" integrated amp spec wise is almost 2x the price. I would be interested in the comparison with this in mind..
@@richardyanicky1845 I feel Accuphase build and above all sound is in a league above compared to Luxman. Luxman is of chinese ownership btw, if that means anything. In Europe where I live E480 costs about the same of L509x, or even less, so it's not a matter of price. Furthermore, comparing their top of the range class AB integrateds, the Accuphase is much more powerful and drives difficult speakers with ease. E480 is a current monster.
@@fabrized Thank You! I think I really need to hear a Accuphase , I will search out a used one for purchase. The prices in the US are too high. They push it to the price of a soulution integrated. I would like sean or Jay or both to do a comparison. I didn't realize Luxman wasn't a Japanese company anymore...
@@fabrized Luxman is a Japanese company - owned by a Chinese Taipei conglomerate IAG. All Luxman products are manufactured in Japan - I own one. Before purchasing it I compared both for 2 weeks and chose the Luxman as it was a bit cheaper. That was the only consideration! Build quality and sound was absolutely at par - in my living space, with my music at least. Just as an aside - by your logic - "Volvo is a Chinese company" and "Jaguar Land Rover is an Indian company" - just saying....
@@arijitsengupta1101 I know that Luxman r&d and factory are still japanese, in fact I only spoke about the company's ownership. You can say this doesn't doesn't matter in regards to product, and I can agree in certain cases and disagree in others; ownership will always have influence on company's production. I bring you an example, Dynaudio after the chinese purchase started to voice its product completely differently, to me they're not true Dynaudio anymore, Contour series of 2016 was a mess and in fact they hurried to make a new "improved" version in no time; previous Contour model was on catalogue 13 years and sounds better then the new (now already old) one for all the people I know. For the automotive example, if I wanted to buy an Italian car (my country), should I buy a Fiat, whose factories are more abroad than in Italy and headquearters and taxpaying are in Luxembourg?
Now I am convinced! In the long line of video TH-cam reviewers the work you do is vastly superior. Rating of Quality Information per 60 seconds of airtime comes in at an 8. 10 scale. Next closest might be Hans at 7 but I can never get through his diatribe. You also address big picture issues which to many are of even more interest than a given product review. Good Job!
Great review! I was lucky enough to hear some TOTL Accuphase power amps in Tokyo last year and they might just be the best amps I've ever heard.
Also, thanks for your review of the Boyuurange A10. One popped up on Vancouver Craigslist the other day and I snagged it. Very happy so far
Good morning Sean. Been waiting for this!
I think you do a great job with reviews. Bottom line, I believe what you’re saying v some of the others that do reviews. I heard you say you may not continue doing them. I hope that is not the case. Your contributions are valued.
Fantastic review. I have the slightly less powered E-380 and its end-of-game!! A great match with revealing speakers like Harbeths, a match made in heaven. Your observations are spot on with my experience, keep on the great work
love this amp a friend of mine have that amp with a pair of 94 db seas fullrange it sounds amazing ....
Great thorough review
My first Accuphase was the E-205 . the entrance to the Accuphase world at the end of the 80s. I used this amplifier for 20 years and I never regret spending so much money for an amplifier. I compared the Accuphase with so many other manufactureres at friends and Hifi-Studios and always realized how the guys who heard the Accuphase for the first time were completely blown away. BTW I never intend to buy an Accuphase, I was looking for optical more impressive Pre/Power Amps. (Marantz, Yamaha, Onkyo, Technics). But when it came to sound I had to change my mind and bought the little Accuphase. :)
Excellent thorough review!
Nice review !
The all new Luxman L-507z is the one to get now ! Go listen ! 😇
Thanks for reviewing this dream amplifier! My next amp will be an accuphase without any doubt.
Gorgeous unit! I love that front panel design, always love seeing meters. Love all of those inputs, great rear panel layout. Thank You for the under the hood look! Love that toroidal transformer, and those big heat sinks. P.S. I smashed the like button!
Another fantastic review, Thank you
Absolutely beautiful.
As always a great review. I owned an earlier version of this model and sold it. I have regretted it ever since.
My dreamamp. No doubt about it!
Thanks for the review-always wondered about accuphase. A little warmth isn’t bad :-)
Oh my God, it's beautiful.
Thanks! I really enjoyed this review, subcribed!
Having heard this exact model at David Michael Audio ( Royal Oak Michigan ) driving Rockport | Magico Loudspeakers........, I’ll proudly go on record as saying “ it’s the very best sounding state amplification, I’ve heard period “.
Always enjoy and trust your reviews. You really know your stuff . You have guided me and I now have a very very good system. Thanks.
What a beauty!
Hey Saun,
I was lucky to pick up an e360,used with warranty.This fits with your review of the e480 to a Tee.A beautiful amp,
both to listen to and just look at.I find bluray video's of live concerts magical.My speakers are Dali Rubicon 6.Magic,
soundstage fablious,overall sound just lovely.
Recommend you keep yours.
I just took delivery of a DP-560 SACD and I have the DG-68 Room EQ on its way to go with my McIntosh MC462 amp/ C1100 pre-amp and my dCS Rossini DAC with word clock... would LOVE to see more videos on these and reviews like this...I will be posting a review of my stuff once its all assembled with the rest of my system.
I use the Accuphase E-408 for more than 20 years in Germay. Yes it is an end game! ...but I have 4 other stereo systems for less money. I like them too. ;) Good review! ( ...and I can hear the diffenentce in filters on my Topping D90 DAC. And good cables, too!)
almost purchased the E480 with Harbeth 40.2 Anni combo. created a beautiful mid range this combo.
Almost Legendary brand status for some Audiophiles, I found it interesting that you selected the Hint6 as a stepping stone to this type of presentation..... Throughout the video I thought you were describing a similar sonic signature to my own JC5! .... I have a similar opinion with regards to built in riaa stages and DACs......
Looking forward to further content , following your personal "end game" component selection.... You deserve it man 👌🏻
Amazing video! Congrats!!!🇨🇦
Very honest review, even though i cant afford this amp but the review alone has value in it.
Great review.
Didn't know you were reviewing the Classe Deltas. Wow those look insane, looking forward to it!
Thanks for sharing.. That is very aspirational for me.
$12,000 is a goodly amount of scratch for that amplifier. However Accuphase is gold. For me, I found a well cared for Yamaha AX900U on Ebay for $460. I'm very happy with it.
I've been lucky enough to have heard a few Accuphase amplificers demoed in my time and honestly I found no faults whatsover. Great pieces all around. If I just had the money, I could easily live with them for the rest of my life. End game, you bet 🙂
Great review. Accuphase is one of very few last remaining hi fi brands persistantly making old school, authentic 2 channel audio components. Accuphase is like Lexus and their higher range is like Toyora Century. Some may find Accuphase unsuitable for their system, but Accuphase (and Luxman)'s sound as well as its build quaility is undeniably up there, above many other audio brands.
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Great review Sean. Accuphase is like the McIntosh of Japan, except probably even better. I have had both and I can live with either one but but would probably go with Accuphase if you put a gun to my head. Gorgeous, mind blowing build quality and they sound out of this world. Expensive, yes, like a fine watch. Their Power Conditioners and DACs and CD/SACD players are insane. I know you love your ultra high end iFi CD player, you would LOVE their CD/SACD players.
With any doubt, Accuphase is in another level of quality superior than McIntosh. Luxman and Esoteric maybe are in the same league as McIntosh... But Accuphase is really Hi End.
Great video! Nicely balanced and also thoughtful on the price point. One of Accuphase’s biggest problems is the US distributor, who marks them up 25% vs ROW. If we could get them here at “real” prices, they’d be a very strong competitor for any integrated at the same price, given comparable set up (ie no dac or phone at $9k, or with dac and phono at ~$13k). Also Accuphase really is heirloom quality. I still run my father’s ?40? year-old Accuphase gear (serviced once) and enjoy it - not my main rig, but a total pleasure (although, same with his Marantz, McIntosh and Luxman from same era). Comparing Accuphase and Luxman listening experience is a fun and separate discussion (and is a matter of preference)
At a point in my like when.... Ahh maturity. How things change as we get older. That amp sounds like a perfect solution.
I am so glad you are still in the Parasound / John Curl camp as your benchmark.
I moved from a mid grade Marantz AVR to an
A-21 amp and P6 2.1 preamp/DAC, with the current Martin Logan ESL 9 Classics. It is most likely my last stop on the audio 'merry go round' as well, it is the finest sound I have ever owned. BTW, I will be 68 next month, and it is so good to be content at last ((O: Thanks for your continued great reviews and comentary Sean..
How do you like ur set up? I really want to get martin logan esl 9 for two channel music and cant figure out what preamp/power amp vs integrated amp to pair with.
@@savanpanchal451 As mentioned in my comment, the Parasound/Martin Logan combination is the finest sounding system of all 3 in my home and I do not plan to make upgrades or change outs with the gear any time soon. THIS system was hand picked by my dealer and I could not be happier. I suggest you look into the same pairing if your budget will allow it 😉
@@garysmith8455 thanks!!! I was looking at some McIntosh Int amp to pair with Esl speakers but it is hard to see these products in person, demo and difficult to make purchase of something that expensive not knowing what you get.
Are you pairing ESLs with any subs or you get a good bass without them?
@@savanpanchal451 Aaah, you bet.The latest addition was the Martin Logan Dynamo 1600x. A very advanced subwoofer with the Anthem Room Correction built in. Sence I have a tile floor, I am running it in downward fire mode. It is instantly convertable for forward firing should you desire.
It worked beautifully and all settings are suggested from Martin Logan for the ESL Classic 9's. Highly recommended for 2.1 channel use. I just needed that extra octave for my orchestral recordings and also the low pedal of pipeorgan performances.
at last,a review of an accuphase component!now,lets see a review of the accuphase dynamic duo of their 950 sacd transport and dac.
You must be new to the channel or haven't been paying attention.
I love my Accuphase P-300, C-200 and T-100.
Oh yeah. Don't forget to SMASH / DESTROY / DECIMATE WITHOUT MERCY... that LIKE button. Heh. Now I feel like an official TH-camr! Seriously though, click on the description box and check out the links to learn more about this piece and Accuphase in general. Tis' interesting stuff! EDIT: My summary of the "attenuator" function was incorrect. It does not 'disable' the volume control. It instantly reduces the volume by 20dB. According to Accuphase, this is useful when you need to immediately decrease the volume (phone call, wife, kids, delivery person, etc..).
Oh God. I've been lusting after this amp since its e-470 incarnation... I must find a way to own it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always up to learn all I can , knowlege is power in Audio ! I have sold out all of my Audio several times over the years ro upgrade to my taste. you can always build up to Audio you think you could never afford how ?
buy smart sale smart do your research !
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Will it be possible to do a review on Hegel Amplifiers like H series (H390/H190 etc ) / (H20/30) ... also have you done any comparisons to Hegel?
@@TheLkdude write Hegal and tell them to send sonething Seans Way !
I will also 😃
I wonder how this Accuphase compares to more modern solutions like Hegel H590 or Lyngdorf TDAI 3400. I guess I‘ll never know 😄
You had me at VU Meters 😍
Nice review!
I went from Hegel H390 to Accuphase E480 and now Im happy with a Pass Labs INT30A. Dream would be a mash-up - Accuphases looks, with Hegels price,dac streaming abilitys and some of Pass Labs magic class A :)
I am 36years old and I have an Accuphase E-470 with an external DAC (Topping D90SE) and a small streamer connected to it (Wiim Pro) , it works perfectly
Great review Sean. Very detailed. One outstanding question though... How does it compare to your Karan Acoustics KA-I 180?
Hey Sean, is the E-480 still on the top of your list? Anything come close to toppling it yet? I'm seriously considering grabbing one for myself as a "this will hold me over for awhile" amp, so long as the preamp out is also top notch.
Saw your review and really like it. Just 2 days before the end of 2020, i managed to acquire an USED (6 months old) E480 Amp..yet to hook it up but i also have the chance to also have in my hand a Bryston BP17.3 Pre-amp. Will hook the Bryston to the Accuphase a make a comparison in the next few weeks. Speakers will be PMC Twentyfive.22!!☺️
Hello Sean, how well do you think Accuphase will pair will Klipsch Heresy/Cornwall/La Scala?
Did U get a chance to try the pairing?
Nice review. I'm a gen-x. A few years back I moved from all-i One sulotion to standalone gears. A mix of new, used and vintage. I think there will be a future for seperates for sure.
We still build sail boats - becuase they make us feel better.
Nice review. I hoping you were going to press that button one more time. It's a name I haven't heard of in years. I remember reading reviews of accuphase in audio magazines and if I remember correctly I don't think have changed their look very much. It's good their still around.
Great review..How would the E-480 compare with the Pass Labs INT 250? Do you believe this Accuphase would pair up well with the Audio Wilson Sabrina or Sabrina X speakers?
Do they sell Advance Acoustic in America?
Road trip to Canada is in order! Beautiful indeed..............
Good luck hiding this beauty down your pant leg
As an end-game integrated for yourself, would you prefer to live with this unit or the Karan Acoustics KA | 180?
Oh my God, you did review an Accuphase! I'm one of those people too that have very big respect for this company. Simply stunning and amazing machines. Thank you for this review XD, and another great job. Features?! in an Accuphase?! No. We are talking about THE hi end company. Accupase is old school devices with EMPHASY in built and sound quality. If you are of the kind of people, that wants feautures, look elsewhere. I wish that Accuphase will find enough customers, in the future, so they will not change. We have more than enough companys for feautures. Let some stay traditional :)
Bought mine, and a DP-450, as a result of this review.
Awesome review, Sean! How do you think it compares with the JC5 and a good pre?
You just can’t go wrong with an Accuphase. So nice ...
You just cant go wrong with 10 K in your pocket
Good review. Sean, thanks. Seems that you have persuaded at least one person that the E-480 is worth the $. For the same $ one could have a pair of Spatial M3 Sapphires *and* an LTA ZOTL Ultralinear power amp (endgame end of chain) *and* have enough left over for a decent choice of DAC/Pre e.g. a Chord... As time passes and the tech moves on and the front end needs upgrading attend to the DAC - as the rest is sorted. Greetings to one and All.
Finally, an advantage in price for Canadians!
@ Zero Fidelity - Ok, I need to know... Between the E480 and the Luxman 550 AXII, which would you prefer in the long haul? Is the Lux a potential 'end game' amp, not unlike this Accuphase?
I'd love to see you do a a review of the new Yamaha A-S3200 integrated. At ~$7500, it's in the realm of the Luxman and Accuphase. I bought a Yamaha CA-800 back in '76 and it served me well thru the years. Musical (as all get out! My son now uses it on a daily basis. I now have a mint vintage Accuphase E-202 with my Dynaudio FOcus 110 and it the $#!t!
It’s beautiful!
Man...someday. Racking my brain to either go separates, dual mono...just to come right back to one really great integrated. Thank you for the reminder that one top integrated can be just fine (forever?). Now, how to justify a payment plan with the wife....ps GREAT outro track 👌🏼❤️
Wonderful!
Mmm. That is a tasty amp. Will revisit if the good ship "FU Money" ever comes in.
30 years ago I was close to buy an Accuphase E-205 from my savings but a local vendor wanted to keep his last item instead of selling it to me. Disappointed as a 17 year old boy could get, my father managed to convince me to invest in a Compaq 80286 PCs instead, whose price was three times the one of the E-205 back then. This turned out well, I don't complain, but I still feel I have unfinished business with Accuphase. Hmm, perhaps I should get one ...
great review....and very nice bossa nova in the background! what was it??
This Accuphase integrated looks awesome. What speakers did you use? Did they light up your Totems?
Hopefully you will one day review the Belles Aria Integrated Amplifier.
A great review on a pretty sexy item; thanks for the nice job.
it looks so vintage with very good taste, so beatiful just wnat to have it for the looks
Hi there quick note, (We sell these Amplifiers). The Attenuate button is more like a mute button but rather than a "volume knob disabler". It simply attenuates the signal to a lower level so if someone is trying to talk to you while you are listening, you can quickly reduce the volume without muting it completely.
The Main in selector is what you use if you are using the amp solely as a power amplifier.
OMG, I was waiting 20 minutes for information about how much better is it than lower cost amplifiers and you nailed it, perfect review! No one does reviews like you. Thanks!
One question though, do you think you can say the same for E-560 if you've listened to it?
Last question - is there a similar presentation from another amplifier that has much punchier and dynamic low end than the Accuphase, since the Accuphase is warmer in that region as I understood? I'm looking for exactly what you described in this Accuphase amp, but without any sacrifices in low end dynamics and fastness.
Nobody gives a better review than Sean. And this one is no different. Thank you! I need your advice on a new pair of speakers for my desk. Apparently I need to replace these because I thought I heard you say twelve thousand dollars for the amp. Certainly my woofers are shot. Twelve thousand?!? Ahem... I'll be sure to ask Santa for one.
Beautiful amp. I want to know more about the sound master. My Japanese amp the Denon PMA a100 had one also... and I love it’s feel and sound especially at low volume. No meters and hardly any lights but that’s okay.
got ya, so you say when I travel to Canada for the next F1 GP I should pick up this unit while I am there and carry it back over the border when I return home.
Sean, I'm a tube guy and this amp is still my holy grail.
If you're a tube guy, I would think a 300B SET amp would be your holy grail.
@@LorenzoNW that's a logical conclusion however I've always dreamed of a high power SS amp that doesn't have that typical SS sound. From all I've heard this is the SS amp that converts tube guys. Unfortunately, in order to get there is the price of a really good motorcycle!
@@billbones1000 I just don’t get it. The E-480 is $12K. For a LOT LESS money, you could buy a 100W per channel Cary SLI-100 with all the upgrades and high-end NOS tubes. And that leaves you with money for a great power conditioner like an Audience Adept Response aR2p-T4 which makes all the difference in the world! And you’d still have enough money left over for quality cables before reaching $12K. That’s going to give you more emotionally engaging sound than a SS amp.
Between that and a motorcycle…begin with whichever brings you more joy.
@@LorenzoNW expensive tube amps or expensive ss amps can both be equally good. At this level nothing is bad and you don't have to fuss with tubes down the road.
@@brandonburr4900 Sure, both can be good…but not equally good. Tubes and SS are just a different sound. The most musical SS amp and preamp I ever heard was from darTZeel. But for that kind of money, you could almost buy a pair of Cary 805RS amps and a First Sound Paramount MKIII-S Super Special Edition Statement preamp which would sound far more musically and emotionally engaging. Good NOS tubes will generally last 8 - 10 years. Aside from that, quality tube components are very reliable.
If you really liked Accuphase, it seems like it would be worth flying to Toronto and buying it there.
Hello from Montreal, Regarding Accuphase, have you ever come across the E-800? My local audio shop just started selling Accuphase. The E-800 is 50watt class A integrated. I presently have Mcintosh separates which I purchased there. I went in the shop the other day and saw the E-800 and had a listen. Wow it’s so soothe. The distributor you mentioned is in Montreal so if anything go wrong there right there. Thank you for all you do, your opinion does matter.
Great review! Now, please review E800!!!!