AudioSource Amp Three

Pros: Price,silent, blissfully transparent, auto-on, runs cool even when driving sub-4 ohms LOUD

Cons: No meters/LEDs (they're cool!)

The Bottom Line: The best deal in audiophile quality amps. I've sold 'em, owned 'em, traded 'em, heard 'em. This is the deal.

Review: I have owned a Three for the past four years, powering Magnepan MMGs. As some of you know, Maggies are notorious amp eaters, with their low (sub-4 ohm) resistance. My old 60 watt amp would heat up until the thermal circuit breaker cut it off. The ...

Pros: 700watt powersupply dims my light on powerup :)

Cons: amp's signal detection is not sensitive enough -- low volume won't turn it on

Review: I got a factory refurbed Amp3 for $216 and a factory refurbed Amp1 for $154 from thetwistergroup.com. I thought I screwed myself by getting refurbed when the Amp3 made my stereo buzz -- even with no input signal and the Amp3 *turned off*. Contacting ...

Pros: Ease of Use, Price, Durable

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: See Review

Review: Audiosource equipment has a reputation for making great products, and selling them at extremely affordable prices. The Amp Two is a fine example in that tradition. This unit is a stereo power amplifier rated at 80 watts per channel in stereo operation....