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What reviewers think
Bloggers and YouTubers have tried this product—so we've summarized their strongest opinions below. Links to full reviews follow.
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Manufacturer details
- Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (± 0,1 dB)
- T.H.D.: < 0,01% (1 kHz; 0,1 W; 32 Ohm)
- Signal-Noise Ratio: > 95 dB
- Input Impedance: 33 kOhm
- Max. Input Voltage: 4 Veff
- Nominal Amplification Headphone Out: Low Gain: -2,66 dB, High Gain: 13,64 dB
- Nominal Amplification Preamp Out: Low Gain: -11,06 dB, High Gain: 5,13 dB
- Nominal Amplification Record Out: 0 dB
- Inputs: 2 x Stereo RCA
- Outputs: 1 x Stereo RCA Pre Out, 1 x Stereo RCA Rec Out, 1 x Headphone 6,3 mm Stereo jack, 1 x Headphone XLR 4-pin Stereo
- Tubes: 2 x E180F/6SCH9P, 1 x ECC82
- Weight: 3,6 kg
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 210 x 85 x 277 mm
Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- Vincent's designs utilize a hybrid approach, often pairing vacuum tubes in the preamplifier stage with solid-state components in the output stage, seeking to combine sonic warmth with reliable power delivery.
- Vincent Audio often employs a separate, custom-made linear power supply in a second chassis, rather than a switch-mode "wall-wart," even in more affordable models.
- Many Vincent products include tone controls, which can be bypassed, offering flexibility in tailoring the sound to different recordings and listening environments.
- The brand's components frequently incorporate a built-in DAC, offering a convenient all-in-one solution for digital sources.
Select products
SV-200
- Positioning: The entry-level model in Vincent's TubeLine series, offering a compact design.
- Description: Features a compact size and high dynamic range, making it ideal for small rooms or setups where space is limited. Uses two 6N1 tubes for sound conditioning, providing a warm and natural sound, which is a step up from typical solid-state amplifiers. Compared to the SV-237MKII and SV-700, it offers less power but maintains a high-quality sound.
SV-237MKII
- Positioning: The mid-range model in the TubeLine series, known for its modern design and enhanced connectivity.
- Description: Features a modern design and Bluetooth connectivity, making it suitable for users who value aesthetics and wireless streaming. Uses two 6N1P NOS tubes in the preamp section, offering a natural and musical sound, which is more refined than the SV-200. While it provides more power than the SV-200, it is less powerful than the SV-737.
SV-700
- Positioning: A high-performance model in the TubeLine series, offering a symmetrical design for improved sound quality.
- Description: Features a symmetrical design, which minimizes crossfeed and distortion, providing precise bass and clear mid and high frequencies. Uses a Shunt Regulated Push-Pull concept with three tubes per side, offering superior sound quality compared to the SV-237MKII. Offers more power and sophistication than the SV-237MKII, but is less advanced than the flagship SV-737.
SV-737
- Positioning: The flagship model of Vincent's integrated amplifiers, offering the highest power and advanced features.
- Description: Features high power output and advanced connectivity options, including built-in WiFi for music streaming. Incorporates a newly developed preamp section benefiting from the SA-T7, providing a groundbreaking sound experience with more power than the SV-700.
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Our Summary
Product Strengths
- Unique and engaging musical experience, even with some hard-to-drive headphones
- Natural, fluid, musical sound with a bit of warmth, superb soundstage, and resolution
- Exceptional detail for the price category and low distortion
- Great build quality and a pleasing aesthetic, being hand-built
- Also works as a preamplifier for stereo setups
Product Considerations
- Not designed for planar magnetic headphones or for low impedance headphones
- May sound brighter, with lower bass quantity and precision, with low impedance headphones
- Tubes are consumables and will burn out after a couple thousand hours of use
- The power switch is located on the back, which some may find inconvenient
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs SPL Audio Phonitor 2 amp—Echo 2 provides a more refined experience
- Vs Hagerman Tuba—Echo 2 has better driving power and clarity for high impedance headphones
- Vs Audio-gd Master 19—Echo 2 has a more natural tonality and deeper soundstage for high impedance headphones
- Vs Violectric HPA V340—Echo 2 has a more magical musicality and a smoother presentation for high impedance headphones
- Vs Burson Soloist 3X Performance—Echo MKII leans towards a slightly more relaxed sound, while Soloist leans into a more forward aggressive one, and the Soloist has stronger treble extension
Takeaway: The Feliks Audio Echo 2/MKII is a great tube amplifier for those who appreciate engaging and emotionally rich listening sessions, especially with high-impedance dynamic headphones. This hand-built amplifier offers a unique musicality and adds warmth and depth to music.
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