Old stuff: Inca Tech Dirk
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This is fun:
Inca Tech Dirk. 50W RMS in a very small package, about the same age as me (I am a much larger package).
Sounds properly marvelous after a couple of hours warming up and hoovering dust out of it. Bass is fast and authoritative, this is a fast amplifier with a lot of detail. Not as detailed as the newer EWA amps, which have a more filigree, effortless detail, but pretty decent, high energy stuff. Absolutely brilliant!
It's a single input integrated amplifier, but it's designed to partner with the Inca Tech FMT (tuner) which has an additional six or more auxiliary inputs, plus FM of course. Good thing I've two of them...
For the moment this makes an ace workshop system, coupled with a Chromecast audio and JPW sonata, wired with old EWA LS-20. Happy days!
Inca Tech Dirk. 50W RMS in a very small package, about the same age as me (I am a much larger package).
Sounds properly marvelous after a couple of hours warming up and hoovering dust out of it. Bass is fast and authoritative, this is a fast amplifier with a lot of detail. Not as detailed as the newer EWA amps, which have a more filigree, effortless detail, but pretty decent, high energy stuff. Absolutely brilliant!
It's a single input integrated amplifier, but it's designed to partner with the Inca Tech FMT (tuner) which has an additional six or more auxiliary inputs, plus FM of course. Good thing I've two of them...
For the moment this makes an ace workshop system, coupled with a Chromecast audio and JPW sonata, wired with old EWA LS-20. Happy days!
Comments
Where can I get me one?
It can be upgraded but why?
My impression is of a very clean sounding, detailed amp. Nothing about the sound says old, fuzzy, or warm and cuddly. Given it's trick power supply I guess it's capable of more peak current than a Claymore, in short bursts at least.
I was actually being serious (for once). Suppose you're using Roon or LMS. You have all your own content and digital streaming in once place. You only need one input.
Yep. There are so many ways to skin the digital cat.
That's never been a strong attribute for me