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no noise · #16 (**permalink**) 02-23-2008, 07:36 PM

I have buyed a KamaBay Amp in Tokyo, by a audio dealer store in Akihabara. The package is excelent, protective, and a sort of acessories is complete. I have a Sonic Impact and T10.1 digital amps, based in Tripath tecnology. Its a consolidaded sound quality, but comes with very cheap case (Sonic Impact) and no acessories (TA10.1). The KamaBay, based on Yamaha, sounds great, and realy is a best buy, complete and with a wonderfull case.

I connect KamaBay on a OPPODIGITAL 970 CD Player and on a pair of Acoustic Energy EVO1, and despite de low sensitivity of these loudspeakers, the quality of the sound is superb.

KamaBay is not a cheap computer amp. Is a true Hi-Fi amp, and must be connect to a good Hi-Fi CD player and loudspeakers to show its skills.

#16 (permalink) 02-23-2008, 07:36 PM
no noise Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1	Scythe is a great product, not a simple computer amp! I have buyed a KamaBay Amp in Tokyo, by a audio dealer store in Akihabara. The package is excelent, protective, and a sort of acessories is complete. I have a Sonic Impact and T10.1 digital amps, based in Tripath tecnology. Its a consolidaded sound quality, but comes with very cheap case (Sonic Impact) and no acessories (TA10.1). The KamaBay, based on Yamaha, sounds great, and realy is a best buy, complete and with a wonderfull case. I connect KamaBay on a OPPODIGITAL 970 CD Player and on a pair of Acoustic Energy EVO1, and despite de low sensitivity of these loudspeakers, the quality of the sound is superb. KamaBay is not a cheap computer amp. Is a true Hi-Fi amp, and must be connect to a good Hi-Fi CD player and loudspeakers to show its skills.