Aurum Cantus Leisure 2 SE - Matching Amps?

Hi Folks,

I own a pair of the beautifully finished China made Aurum Cantus Leisure 2 SE speakers. Driven by a pair of vintage Denon POA 4400A monoblocks and a Promitheus TVC, they sound very good. But as an audiophile would know, I am often exploring to get an even better performance. Perhaps owners of these speakers could share their experiences with other solid state and tube amplifiers.

Thanks in advance.

you should consult Simon of Audio Synthesis at Amcorp Mall.

Opera wrote:you should consult Simon of Audio Synthesis at Amcorp Mall.

Simon sold the speakers to me. The nice guy would probably recommend some of the Chinese amps he stocks. After all business is business.

mate, seriously u should try this before doing anything else
from what i read, it will seat nicely between your tvc & denon


& will drastically improves ur sound quality, just like a buffer

http://www.kellsieavdesign.com/products/US_vs_CH.htm

hywong2005 wrote:

Opera wrote:you should consult Simon of Audio Synthesis at Amcorp Mall.

Simon sold the speakers to me. The nice guy would probably recommend some of the Chinese amps he stocks. After all business is business.

Ah last time when i visit simon, he show me the shanling amplifier with aurum cantus V2M it sound super relax, untill now i still cant forget it~
i think the china amp there may not looks good but the sound batter then what u pay~~(erm this may not apply for shanling cause it is very expensive )
but it is still depends on your peference

azri wrote:mate, seriously u should try this before doing anything else
from what i read, it will seat nicely between your tvc & denon


& will drastically improves ur sound quality, just like a buffer

The 2 equipment are probably from Promitheus because of the distinct design but what are they? Putting the TVC and 2 more audio equipment between the source and the amps seem a bit over the top.

yes it is from promitheus
the right one is stereo, the left one is mono (i guess)

have an audition on a tube buffer, than u'll know whats it all about