Agreed. Out of the many threads the OP started and responded to by others, only a few has the OP responded back to the posts made. It will fast get tedious and to the point where folks can’t be bothered to answer. As been the case for many of them. You should keep all your qustions on one thread rather than start a new thread every time you don’t get the answer you want to see.
Nothing wrong with asking. if you don’t know, ask but You are asking all these questions (which all seems to be on the same subject/amps) but not finding out for yourself. We’re not you and can’t tell you what you will like or walk you up to the counter to pay.
So..
Set your budget
Make your choices.
Go listen if possible to the choices or buy the Choice.
I completely understand both of you, and I do apologize for creating so many useless threads. I'm just that type of person who, and I'm not quite sure how to explain it, wants to get ALL the information on something before I buy it, e.g. how It compares to another thing, the build quality, sound quality, size or anything really so that I'm 100% certain I'll be satisfied with it and don't need to worry about wasting money on something there's a chance I wouldn't like. I guess in my head I had the idea that if I carried on in only one thread then I'd only be talking to a small amount of people so I went ahead and, stupidly, created a thread every time I spotted something interesting on eBay so that I'd get a variety of people answering and a variety of opinions but now I realise that, yes, I should've just carried on in one thread and got things sorted there and then. I won't be posting anymore anyways, since I decided on an amp and I'm going to stick with that decision no matter what rather than wasting time hunting for a 'better' one that I'll probably end up never getting. Besides, I know it's a good amp too with great reviews and one that fits well with my speakers. If I do ever post here again, I know how it works now and I promise you I won't up posting a billion threads a day haha, I'll just keep my questions contained into one simple thread. Cheers for helping me realize I was being silly lads, have a good one!
P.S. I'm fairly new to Hi-Fi and don't want my first 'proper/quality' setup to be a disappointment, which I know is most likely not gonna happen (considering what I'm upgrading from) but I still want information on other amps and things to be safe.
