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<blockquote data-quote="PPI_GUY" data-source="post: 8653737" data-attributes="member: 618066">Nothing wrong with Xtant but, they are no longer in business...at least at the level they once were. So, if you are using 90&#039;s or early 2000&#039;s models you may have some maintenance work to do on them. Certainly some of the best amps at the time they were new though.&nbsp; &nbsp; Someone mentioned Bernie Boland&#039;s amps and his gear definitely looks good and apparently Ryan or Dereck (BigD) will be doing some testing on a few models in the near future. As stated though, pricey.Another option for high-end SQ amps made here in the US is Tru Technology. They too are expensive. I&#039;ve used some of their older Billet models and they do not disappoint. Their new Super Billet&#039;s in the piano black gloss finish are just about the sexiest amps I&#039;ve ever seen IMO. Many levels of customer appointed upgrades are available from the factory (or later) as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PPI_GUY, post: 8653737, member: 618066"] Nothing wrong with Xtant but, they are no longer in business...at least at the level they once were. So, if you are using 90's or early 2000's models you may have some maintenance work to do on them. Certainly some of the best amps at the time they were new though. Someone mentioned Bernie Boland's amps and his gear definitely looks good and apparently Ryan or Dereck (BigD) will be doing some testing on a few models in the near future. As stated though, pricey. Another option for high-end SQ amps made here in the US is Tru Technology. They too are expensive. I've used some of their older Billet models and they do not disappoint. Their new Super Billet's in the piano black gloss finish are just about the sexiest amps I've ever seen IMO. Many levels of customer appointed upgrades are available from the factory (or later) as well. [/QUOTE]

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