The Battle of the Amps! D-Sonic vs BAT

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  • zane77
    zane77 Posts: 1,696
    edited August 2013
    Anybody, get one you will love it. Victor and the gang at BAT are great too. I called up to ask a couple of questions and I was on the phone with the designer for 45 minutes
    Home Theater
    Onkyo PR-SC5508 Sharp LC-70LE847U
    Emotiva XPA-5 Emotiva XPA-2 Emotiva UPA-2
    Front RTi-A9 Wide RTi-A7 Center CSi-A6 Surround FXi-A6 Rear RTi-A3 Sub 2x PSW505
    Sony BDP-S790 Dishnetwork Hopper/Joey Logitech Harmony One Apple TV
    Two Channel
    Oppo 105D BAT VK-500 w/BatPack SDA SRS 2.3 Dreadnought Squeezebox Touch Apple TV
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  • falconcry72
    falconcry72 Posts: 3,580
    edited August 2013
    leroyjr1 wrote: »
    Have you tried running your lsim's off your Bat 500?

    Oh yes.:cool: When I compared the 703/705/707's, I ran them all in my 2-channel rig off the VK500. The 703's have spent a good amount of time in that rig, and they really do great.
    2-Channel: PC > Schiit Eitr > Audio Research DAC-8 > Audio Research LS-26 > Pass Labs X-250.5 > Magnepan 3.7's

    Living Room: PC > Marantz AV-7703 > Emotiva XPA-5 > Sonus Faber Liuto Towers, Sonus Faber Liuto Center, Sonus Faber Liuto Bookshelves > Dual SVS PC12-Pluses

    Office: Phone/Tablet > AudioEngine B1 > McIntosh D100 > Bryston 4B-ST > Polk Audio LSiM-703's
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  • bobsauto49
    bobsauto49 Posts: 973
    edited August 2013
    cstmar01 wrote: »
    Bob, you could get the other 500 and then convert them to monos the vk1000.
    I've ran this scenario through many head many times! Lol! But then I keep asking my self? When is enough,enough?
    "Everything I ever did in my life worthwhile I caught hell for"
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited August 2013
    bobsauto49 wrote: »
    when is enough,enough?


    neva!!!!!!!!!!!!
    "....not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking (1963)
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