GamuT: My favorite cost-no-object room at AXPONA, and no, it wasn’t the most expensive — not by a looooong shot. Besides, “Lobster Chair”? Oh yes, come to Papa.

Scot Hull, Parttime Audiophile

“There are many companies that create the entire sonic chain in house. GamuT is one of my favorites. In spite of a room that had walls acting as huge bass loading devices Benno and Michael Vamos of Audio Skies, the US Distributor, were able to bring most of the room under heel and present a spectacular soundstage using their RS7 speakers ($39,000 USD) set up with their M250i monoblock amps ($26,000 USD per pair) the D3i Dual Mono Preamp ($8995 USD) and their CD3 Compact Disc player. Turntable was a Pear Audio Blue Kid Thomas with their Cornet 2 tonearm. Big speakers are not fans of small rooms or lots of glass. However, in spite of these challenges this was a terrific sounding room. Once again GamuT brought the quality.”

Eric Neff, HiFi+

“The GamuT D3i dual-mono preamplifier ($8390) uses the MOSFET technology GamuT pioneered in its power amplifiers to eliminate crossover distortion. It sports a non-magnetic chassis, internally shielded separate power supplies for each channel, high bandwidth and low impedance. Additionally, the D3i can accept GamuT’s new phonostage. In a mostly all-GamuT system with the company’s M250imonoblock amplifiers, Zodiac speakers, and Reference cables, Gary Karr’s string bass sounded very natural and extended, and had excellent focus. Moreover, I couldn’t hear any background noise. Nice! “

Jim Hannon, The Absolute Sound