Classé Audio: the sound 

Right back at you

It's on the way. I made it nice and deep the review, just for you.

1. First you need to hear 100x more equipment to get close to understand the level where I am at. 2. Then you need to own at least 50x more gear to have an idea what I am talking about. 3. Then you need to hear all the classes of Class-d gear to know what class-d gear really sounds like. 4. When you start getting into gear like E.A.R & Jadis and Bob Carver then things will start to make sense to you. After that you need to own/hear much better gear at the levels of Nagra/Spectral/Kondo/Audio Note/Gryphon to hear through this brand. If Classe is the highest level of gear you have heard, then you won't find the faults. 5. And after that experience you can begin to understand what I am writing about and that Classe is not the same sound from the first models, to around 5-10 years ago, to the very new sound they make. Nice talking to you.

@@RealHIFIHelp I listened to your video again just to make sure I got your message right. 1) you are on glue. All you talk about is the flash and look. Nothing about the sound. Nothing like detailed, silky smooth, fast, very neutral and articulate. Some say dark. Bass is there but not full weight like McIntosh. 2) Younger audience? When did a young person have $5000 to drop on an amp? 3) Many people with Classe have B&W because B&W owned them for awhile. (I'm not a huge Bowers fan anymore). Classe is now owned by Sound United. 4) These amps were 3/4 of the price of McIntosh so it wasn't competing at that level. 5) I also own 2 Carver M-400 monoblock cubes and I live in the same city as Robert. Difficult to fix with the power modulation. Gotta replace the caps every 10 years. 6) The new Delta Classe amps are Class D. 7) I never said they were the best but your video is crap. it is high end hifi. Not the best, but high end hifi. It has its own sound that some may like and some may not but I have never heard someone say it like you that it is pretend, Alfa Romeo, low end, hifi....ever. Sounds like some bias you have for some reason. Grow up and describe the sound. 8) here is a real 'how does Classe sound' review ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zfQuiTvO-U8.html Your video says nothing about the sound. Just low end, pretend hifi, flashy build, for young people, etc.. Really? Pretend hifi? you are the real pretender.

Yeah the guy who did this video just pretend to be an expert, he got no techincal education , he just know what seller tol him plus his personal biases ​@pfcoop1

What is...mariuana??

Not hand wired and tubes. Long transistor signal type of sound.

Then listen to gear like top EAR, Jadis, Kondo and Audio Note Jinro, Tomei, Ongaku, Gaku-on and Spectral, then you understand where I am coming from. Yes in the olden days when I first started, I also thought that Classé was a higher level brand. But it requires having a coupling friends with systems like top Wilson, Nagra, Spectral and Audio Note and many other more expensive things usually to hear what is really going on at the very top. But yeah, I would have loved to start with a great brand like Classé in the start, that does solve a lot of problems. And Classé does do a lot of good technical detail, and their newer line which I did not cover in this video is clearly a lot better than their first models. (I heard it only after this video) Classé are evolving like many other moderns brands, and that is a good thing.

@@RealHIFIHelp Think its not the fair way to compare the classe amp with horrable expensive tube amps. Nobody would do this seriously. I mean nobody who knows what he talkin about.

Go read the review from Stereophile and check out the great measurements.

Here is your answer in this section: Brutally honest reviews: realhifihelp.wordpress.com/ I also made videos at the very start placing the brand Classé in a graph to most other brands. But yes I have recently heard the newer models, and yes it is slightly better.