Stereophile: Prima Luna's Affordable New Monoblocks

Prima Luna, Dutch maker of affordable tube electronics, had two new monoblock amplifiers: the EL34-equipped Model 6 and the KT88'd Model 7. What's particularly interesting is that the Model 7 can also be used with EL34s, so the indecisive audiophile can get a Model 7 with an extra set of EL34s, and, voilà! For the tube cost of $160 you effectively have a different amplifier.

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Posted 1/7/2006 at 5:12 — By Donald N.

I'm targeting Prima Luna for my next amp. I love my new Antique Sound HB-1 (first dip into toobs) and look forward on expanding my tube exposure.

Posted Wed Jan11, 2006, 7:47 PM — By Robert Deutsch

These amps are actually called ProLogue (not Model) Six and Seven. I'm getting the ProLogue Seven plus the matching ProLogue Three preamp for review.

Posted Mon Jan29, 2007, 5:52 AM — By J. Nunn

Compared the 3 pre amp and 5 mono blocks with numerous other amps including a 6000E McIntosh and I must admit the smooth sound (though detail exists) hooked me. Tested with Sonus Faber Dumos Grand Pianos

Posted Mon Nov26, 2007, 7:17 PM — By Kenneth Reinhard

Has anyone had any experience using the Prima Luna monoblocks with Magnepan speakers? I have some 2.5/Rs, and I'm wondering if the PL ProLogue 7s will be more than just adequate...

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