My D400 is on sale, I have an opportunity to buy a d220 pro
To be continued...;-)
I had 200 upgraded to 220 PRO using GT1 and GT3, and I don't hear a noticeable improvement. I will stay with D400, you get two Class A power instead of one.
(02-Apr-2019, 01:45)PeppaPig Wrote: [ -> ]I had 200 upgraded to 220 PRO using GT1 and GT3, and I don't hear a noticeable improvement. I will stay with D400, you get two Class A power instead of one.
Sorry, what is gt1 and gt3?
I think it's Atohm GT1 and Atohm GT3 ;-)
Ahh. Speaker models. Got it. Thanks!
(28-Mar-2019, 21:46)m.dom Wrote: [ -> ]My D400 is on sale, I have an opportunity to buy a d220 pro
To be continued...;-)
Did you end UP buying an D220 and selling your D400? What is your opinion in the sound quality between them?
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If the question is: can I use a D220 Pro as master with a D200 as companion? Then I believe that the answer is no.
Yes, that does not work.
In any case: in my test, a D250Pro cannot compete with a D400. The Monos just deliver a complete different stage, transparency and sound. Same with the D1000 > the monos are a complete different amp than the D250Pro.
My experience is exactly the opposite, the 250 pro is clearly better than a D400.
It depends of the speakers - how "hungry" they are.
Small not too demanding speakers will probably be better with 250 Pro. Large demanding - with 440 Pro.
That is my experience.