Electrocompaniet NEMO Monaural Reference Amplifiers
Electrocompaniet NEMO Monaural Reference Amplifiers
USER REVIEWS
[Jun 08, 2020]
jackyj
Strength:
nice product to buy accounting services Kent Weakness:
dont have any |
[May 30, 2020]
Darrell_J
Strength:
I run Nemo’s with a Brinkmann Marconi 2, into B & W 800 D3 speakers, and the combo is just wicked, producing extremely deep and tight base, warm musical mids and sweet clean and clear treble with no harshness at all. Overall a very fluid and immersive experience within a huge soundstage, hugely satisfying and enjoyable, with the bonus of reasonable pricing..... Weakness:
None at all Price Paid: 11000
Purchased: New
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[Apr 09, 2000]
Paul S.
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Power with no limit. Precision. Warm.
Weakness:
heavy (42 Kg) Experienced with Nautilus 801's loudspeakers. See my review of B&W nautilus 801's. |
[Apr 05, 2001]
Glenn
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Power to drive anything 1.2kw into 4 ohms, Sweetness and subtlety, everything in the mix reproduced with no harshness or fatigue.
Weakness:
None that I can find yet I have spent the last 6 months looking around for a replacement for my Levinson reference mono amplifiers (old model)which had been destroyed in a domestic accident. Similar Products Used: Levinson Reference Monos (old model) Krell KSA's (old sweet sounding ones) Various top line tubes |
[Jul 25, 2001]
Lung
Audiophile
Strength:
Breaths easily, effortless bass, clean highs, more power than you will ever need.
Weakness:
Heavy When I replaced my Electro AW180 with the Nemos, my immediate response was "wow! where did all that weight come from?" It is by far the best amp I have heard so far. When I compare the Nemo with the high-end Goldmund 39.4, the later sounds too clinical, too sweet and perhaps a little too fast for my liking. The Nemos are definately more musical and weighty. Incidentally, I am running the Nemos with: Similar Products Used: Goldmund 29.4 monoblock |