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I wanted to see if anyone has tried out the T Amp that Sonic Impact makes. I picked one up the other day and hooked it up to my Denon player and the sound is pretty nice. For $25 bucks the reviews that are out there are comparing it to a $5000-%10000 dollar amp and it held it's own.

If anyone is looking for a low cost 2 cha this is a nice way to go. I compared it to my $2000 tube amp and to tell you the truth, I cannot hear a major difference. Please keep in mind, I do not have an expert ear but for the $$ difference it is nice.

Let me know your thoughts.

Here is one review:

http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/sonicimpact/t.html

and another:

http://www.tnt-audio.com/ampli/t-amp_e.html

I have 7 left, gave 3 away. I'm using a T-Amp to drive a pair of M22 like Michaura M55s in a little 2 channel system and love it. Puts out a clean 5 wpc into 8 ohms, it's rated at 15 wpc into 4.

I have the T-Amp speaker outputs going into a Velodyne CHT10 subwoofer, and the line outs from the Velodyne to the Michauras. (no sub out from the T Amp) I'm using an Ah! Njoe Tjoeb CDP and this is a great sounding little system that fills a fairly large family room which is open to a large kitchen all with high ceilings with great sound.

2x6 just spotted your original posting on this one. Sorry to repeat. It's been a little bit since I've posted here.

I stopped in to Sonic Impact this week and was given a little tour of their place. I was shown a few new products and one that just came out. Take a look at the new T amp they came out with that, I guess, addressed some of the issues with that last one. Since you have the other one, what are your thoughts?

http://www.si-technologies.com/frontEnd/cm_productDetail.jsp?productID=35

Whoa, the TAmp is less than a tube on your Njoe...

Link

Not sure how to link it correctly but here is a review for the new amp:

http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/sonicimpact2/t2.html

review of new amp

Much less than a single tube from the Ah! I'm running Seimens ECC288s, way more than a T-Amp.