[chicomoralessxm]

Is this int amp any good was considering getting one with a pair of MA bookshelves. Would that be a good matching? or should i simply go with the Nadc352?

 

[frenchmon]

I've read a few reviews over at audioreview.com about the PM7200. I think its an older amp, and is replaced with the PM7001. Now I've heard the PM7001 is an outstanding amp. You might want to consider it.


frenchmon

 

[Blindamood]

Also consider the Onkyo A-9555. List is now $799, but you can find it online for $499 from an authorized dealer. I've had one now for a few months and love it.

 

[chicomoralessxm]

Two quirks i find with that onkyo, obviously i've never heard it. But its a digital amp with no outputs that are digital. And secondly does it have a preout

 

[Blindamood]

You are correct that it has no pre-outs. As for a digital input, it does not have that (an internal DAC) either. What this has to do with the amplification method (digital), I have no idea. If you want a pre-amp with an internal DAC, though, your choices are more limited.

 

[irwin k]

I can't comment on the Marantz,but I did have the NAD 352 for about 6 months.It is well built and has a very pleasing sound quality.

 

[chicomoralessxm]

What speakers are you using it with

 

[irwin k]

During the time that I had NAD 352 I switched between PSB Image 5t's and a very old pair of Polk Monitor 10b's.