mea2112 said:Any idea who made the smallest integrated amplifier/tuner combination?
thedelihaus said:I think the best thing about the "original" Sonic T is the fact it can be run off batteries, I think. fellas? Can it?
The worst thing about the Sonic T, to me? I really don't like the looks.
mea2112 said:Any idea who made the smallest integrated amplifier/tuner combination?
mlhm5 said:Don't know about the smallest receiver, but Sony made the highend Precise P7 line of separates, one of which was a rather small integrated amp with 50wpc that was about 2"x10"x9".
Yamaha B-2 said:Here is the small Bryston, which is an excellent piece. http://www.bryston.ca/b60_m.html
When I went through a downsize in the early 90's I bought the previous model, the R-60. An excellent amp. Not as small as some of these listed, but is a 'high-end' unit. They generally sell used on Audiogon for $500+, depending on whether it has a remote and/or phono-stage. Nice thing about its full width/depth is that there are any number of decent tuners/TTs/CDPs that are about the same height that match up with it.