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Antique Sound Lab's MarkIII

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Has anyone heard this amp with AKG K701's? Does the amp have enough output to drive them to decent listening levels? Looks well built. How does it sound?

I haven't heard the Mark III but the older versions couldn't drive low impedance phones well at all. Also knowing ASL's terrible quality control history I'd be hesitant to buy anything from them.

I agree with tkam. Too risky when there are other solid options out there.

Unless one is aware of a unit's history and one knows that it's fine. (Such as the one that used to be Hirsch's -- I'd buy that one if I was in the market and it was for sale. Known good.)

Oh, and welcome to Head-Case -- this place is a little different from audiokarma and audioreview.

I owned this amp. Good sound for the bucks.

Limited tube options.

I prefer the Doge 6210 for $375 - see my post on the Woo 3 forum.

Of course you do, you get paid to sell them

Not true. I pay to buy them - own one and ordered two more Doge 6210 - paid the price you or anyone pays.

I'm sorry, I don't believe you.

Me neither .... your claims have more holes than Swiss Cheese.

I owned this amp. Good sound for the bucks.

Limited tube options.

I prefer the Doge 6210 for $375 - see my post on the Woo 3 forum.

If I see this one more time......

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