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The 275 is more musical, but the difference is not night and day, and the cost is nearly twice as much. Running these amps in bridge mode allowed me to derive 400 watts per channel into my fronts, which are Boston Acoustic Reference VR-3s. This freed up the 775 to run the center channel rears (Boston Acoustics Reference VR-MC, emergency roadside truck repair

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I have an av system consisting of Emotiva UMC200 preamp, Linn Lk100, Lk100, Lk85 running centre (biamped tannoy xtc), rega xel, tannoy xt mini surround speakers.

The Rega xels have always had fairly loosely defined bass timing driven by the LK100 amp, although treble and midrange control has been great.

Bought a Linn Av5125 to replace two of my existing amps. Very pleased with the result. The Av5125 has better timing, depth and grip across the whole frequency range and the resulting effect is more musical, dynamic and enjoyable to listen to. For films there is greater tension and excitement.

I've given it 4 stars because I'm sure it could be bettered with top end Naim equipment, but at the current second hand prices this amp is great value for money.

Very compact and elegant design, sound neutral along the whole frequency range, excellent integration with other Linn components

To go AKTIV, you need LINN speakers

In 2005, I made some change arround my HT, I came across the Linn 5125. I purchased my first amp, brought it home, plug it and I was amaze how beautiful sound could come out this little amp. So I bought another one to go AKTIV with my LINN speakers front and center. WOW, WOW and WOW, what I big difference, so I took a look at adds and bought my third amp to go all channel AKTIV. I can say that, I can watch a movie, listen to a concert or listen to my music and have the best sound of all.

These amps seems to do exactly, what an audiophile power amp is supposed to do: It amplifies and delivers exactly the audio quality to the speakers, which it receives from the upstream signal chain. It does not add, nor does it cover up anything.

If you can, go AKTIV it's worth it.

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Very good.

beautiful midrange. Effortless and airy soundstage. Very convenient for placement and regular use.

Only accepts BNC speaker plugs.

It should be noted that the MSRP on this site is incorrect, the MSRP is $2,999.00 US. When I first learned about this 11lb amp claiming to do 100 wpc and a price tag of nearly $3k, I had my doubts. Howeve, I soon became a believer and fell in love with this amp. It's very small compared to other power amps, it virtually no heat output, and has auto turn on. When the input senses a signal the amp automatically turns on. I hooked this amp up on it's shelf and forgot about it, very convenient.

I will limit my comments on music since the only music this amp is used for is an occasional listen to the music channels on cable or if I don't feel like switching my system, I might drop a CD in my DVD player. Both are running into my processor via Toslink digital, so no real stereo listening via the analog inputs of my processor. I do have a couple concert DVD's I checked out.

My system is a Primare P31.7 preamp/processor, the LINN 5125 and Dynaudio Contour t2.5/t2.1 front and center and A52's for rear. Prior to dropping the 5125 in my system I used an Arcam 3 channel in front and and Adcom stereo in the rear. I've also used Krell on the front L/R with the Arcam doing the center and rear.

This amp has an incredible midrange. Dialogue is very audible, clear and the entire soundstage is very airy. The 5125 delivers more micro and macro dynamics than I usually hear from solid state amps. The highs are extended and more forward compared to the Krell. The amp some how generates enough power to drive my Dyn's loud as I care to listen. The bass response sounds different to me than a high current amp like Krell or Arcam. The 5125 in the upper bass had detail, like a bass line or tom toms but the lower bass seemed to lack detail and thick. This was a weakness I was willing to live with since the amp was for HT anyway and the midrange was so seductive. I did eventually upgrade the stock power cord to a MIT Z-cord II which helped the bass response detail and the overall presentation become more sweet.

I don't know if it was an advantage of having all amplification in one box or the LINN's ability but with the 5125 in my system I gained noticeably more detail from the rear channels and the movement of the effects around the room was better.

At first I thought this amp was on the expensive side but after hearing it in my system and adding in the convenience factor, I now find the AV-5125 a good value and have no problems giving it a high recommendation. It also made me a believer in digital switching power supplies. It may not slam like Krell, few amps do, but the AV-5125 gets the job done and the adjective I attached to this amps sound is "seductive". It really draws you in and the soundstage makes your speakers disappear. The AV-5125 offers most everything anyone would want out of a high quality home theater amp.

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Krell, Arcam, Adcom, Conrad-Johnson

-very clear sound -very noce control of teh bass and acute sounds

-price but is it a real weekness ?

This is a perfect power amplifier, very nice sound and especially when the speakers are bi-amplified. Linn is expensive but real high end products I listen it with the old 5103 and what a amazing sound... maybe better with a Kinos.

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Myriad but not a good as linn Cyrus, good in Home theater but really bad for stereo