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<blockquote data-quote="MrDave" data-source="post: 4928109" data-attributes="member: 590788">An amp built with quality components will ultimately produce a different signal than an amp that isn&#039;t. 400 watts isn&#039;t the same in a cheap amp as it is in an expensive amp. Doesn&#039;t matter what it&#039;s rated for. Quality components in an amp help you realistically see more of that power.When a well built amp can more effectively convert power through better components, as well as produce an UNdistinct sound, you have what you would call sound quality. As one posted stated, amps have &quot;sound signatures&quot; about them. Charactersitics to the color they add. A great amp will add nothing, or just what the speakers need.Saying amps don&#039;t have any effect on the quality at which your speakers play is ridiculous.Oh...and to answer the poster, out of the several higher end amps I have used, I have been most impressed with TRU Technology amps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrDave, post: 4928109, member: 590788"] An amp built with quality components will ultimately produce a different signal than an amp that isn't. 400 watts isn't the same in a cheap amp as it is in an expensive amp. Doesn't matter what it's rated for. Quality components in an amp help you realistically see more of that power. When a well built amp can more effectively convert power through better components, as well as produce an UNdistinct sound, you have what you would call sound quality. As one posted stated, amps have "sound signatures" about them. Charactersitics to the color they add. A great amp will add nothing, or just what the speakers need. Saying amps don't have any effect on the quality at which your speakers play is ridiculous. Oh...and to answer the poster, out of the several higher end amps I have used, I have been most impressed with TRU Technology amps. [/QUOTE]

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