I find your stuff interesting. Having never heard the Marachino's I can't seem to get my head around how an amp that small drives a sound stage? I am not saying it doesn't, that isn't my point. I saying in all my experience I have always found (literally) big power supplies in toroidal or block are the ones that give a powered soundstage.
It shows up in cymbals that ring with a sense of weight and carried in a volume of air that disperses in its own layer. Eventually drowned out by emerging layering and new music. That is power.
10 years ago forget it but in 2015 I know we have come far or have we?
Simply put, many of our customers say they've never heard their system sound better than when being powered by Maraschinos.
The Maraschino topology uses DC coupling throughout, ultra-precision components, and has great performance on the bench (see the specs). However, most importantly, we tweaked the design for sonics after achieving awesome bench performance.
To sum up the sonic character, the Maraschino is fast, strong, and clean.
By strong, I mean on 80-something dB speakers, you can play these amps live level loud without ANY strain.
By fast, I mean transients that give you tingles down your spine.
These amps are so much better that most of the stuff audiophiles consider reference equipment, most are just blown away. Read the reviews here, most are from customers:
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=127654.0Thanks.
Best Regards,
Tommy O
Digital Amp Co
