Jinjuku

I guess if you can hear it. It's just not the only # to be concerned with luckily Emotiva isn't the only game in town.

Take a guess what the distortion #'s are on you speakers... I wouldn't worry about 0.2%

Thx for the welcome. Both amps I believe are driven A for the first few watts. So I don't think a sub 1 watt crossover measurement would yeild much information. It would potentially be buried in the driver distortion. I personally can't find my way to purchase a $1300 2250 vs a XPA-2 at $800 or a $2300 A21 vs two XPA-1's at $2k. Money saved is better spent on Music.

I own amps from 4 different manufactures: Crown, Behringer, Adcom, Parasound. My 2.0 is a pair of Curt Campbell Statements and source is a computer with a regulated linear DC power supply (no switch mode)and an EMU 1212M pro-audio mastering grade sound card. I welcome people to come over any time and compare the Parasound to my cheapie, clearance Crown XLS402d ($179) Would I pesonally go out of my way to pick up a Parasound A21 or 2250 vs an XPA-2? Based on experience, no. I had an XPA-3 years ago for a long weekend. It held it's own quite nicely. Then it went to a customers house. For the cost of the A21 I would pick up two XPA-1 (fully differential, balanced back to front.