Y.C.,
I whole heartedly agree with your statement! The bolded one!
My pre T-Amp setup is based on a 90W RMS/Channel, Class AA amplification. Imagine how sceptical I was on a tiny Class D 6 watter!

The T-Amp phenomena did not change the whole hifi industry overnight and make other classes of amplication obsolete, it just give a new insights with regards to the performance of class D or in the case of Tripath, Class T.
Personally, I am here for the music!

We want the 'best' for minimum RM, always on the look out for best value for money stuffs and it so happened TA2024 came calling in

At the end of the day, what matter most is (at least to me!), if it makes us enjoy the music like we want to.. so be it! It doesn't matter if it's a RM55 6Watts amp..
QUOTE(Y.C. @ Aug 21 2008, 03:49 PM)
jazzy,
As much as I suspect that I will prefer the Charlize (TA-2020)'s sound over
the RM55 TA-2024 kit amp that I ordered from xtorm with its slight more power and purported finesse if I were to perform direct comparison between the two, I wholeheartedly AGREE with you that the TA-2024 kit T-amp is the
Best Bang per Buck Amp; and if I actually find the 2 x 15W into 4 ohm power of TA-2024 kit amp is adequate to drive my Q-Acoustics 1010 loudspeakers at moderate and not head banging level, I will stick with the TA-2024 kit amp and forget the Charlize kit at RM350.
The TA-2024 kit amp at RM55 is a no brainer,
it is almost a sin not to try it out if we happens to be on the look out for an amplifier.

This post has been edited by jazzy939: Aug 21 2008, 04:26 PM