06-Apr-2021, 16:55
That does sound like a great deal. And I suspect used or demo Bel Canto amps come up for sale very rarely. It would probably be an easier resale if you decided to change in the future. And factory support on the same continent is very appealing.
The Devialet does have tone controls, with adjustable frequency points, so you can select the frequency at which the tone control acts. That said, I've only played with it briefly. There is also specific subwoofer connectivity with the Devialet, but I've also never tried it. Its on my 'might do' list.
In your case, I'd probably be more temped by the Bel Canto, but only because the name is Italian. And the black matches my eyes. The reviews do make that amp stand out, and it could certainly be the last suit you ever wear... erm, I mean the last amp you ever buy (bad joke from Men in Black).
The Devialet does have tone controls, with adjustable frequency points, so you can select the frequency at which the tone control acts. That said, I've only played with it briefly. There is also specific subwoofer connectivity with the Devialet, but I've also never tried it. Its on my 'might do' list.
In your case, I'd probably be more temped by the Bel Canto, but only because the name is Italian. And the black matches my eyes. The reviews do make that amp stand out, and it could certainly be the last suit you ever wear... erm, I mean the last amp you ever buy (bad joke from Men in Black).
Damon
Powernode, NAD M32, Cambridge CD transport, Analysis Plus, Nordost, iFi Nova, CSS Criton 1TDX, KEF C62
Vancouver, Canada
