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Can you give us the shelf depth so we have some sense of what amps will fit?
SORRY, I missed the part where you already purchased an Amp. Rega's are pretty basic, but they do sound good. I think you will be more than satisfied.
Though not cheap, you could look at the Rotel A12 (60w/ch, DAC) and the Rotel A14 (80w/ch, DAC) -
Rotel A12 Amplifier With Bluetooth aptX streaming capabilities, the Rotel A12 Amplifier will open up your entire music library in stunning high quality. www.hifix.co.uk Dimensions (HxWxD) in mm: 93 x 430 x 345 mm
Rotel A14 Amplifier With Bluetooth aptX streaming capabilities, the Rotel A14 Amplifier will open up your entire music library in stunning high definition. www.hifix.co.uk
Dimensions (HxWxD) in mm: 93 x 430 x 345 mm
Also with more Power, Yamaha AS701 and AS801 -
Yamaha A-S701 Black Stereo Amplifier - Amplifiers - AV Online - UK Home Cinema and Hifi Specialists The Yamaha A-S701 is a powerful integrated amplifier with built in DAC and phono stage as well as speaker A B outputs. www.audiovisualonline.co.uk
WxHxD: 435 x 151 x 387 mm (17-1/8” x 6” x 15-1/4”)
Yamaha A-S801 Black Stereo Amplifier - Amplifiers - AV Online - UK Home Cinema and Hifi Specialists With high sound quality ToP-ART circuitry and high stability construction, the Yamaha A-S801 amplifier delivers superior musicality and powerful sound. www.audiovisualonline.co.uk
WxHxD: 435 x 152 x 387 mm (17-1/8" x 6" x 15-1/4")
AudioLab 8300A, 75w/ch -
Audiolab 8300A Black Integrated Stereo Amplifier - Amplifiers - AV Online - UK Home Cinema and Hifi Specialists Completely redesigned from scratch, our new integrated amplifier, the 8300A is miles ahead of what was already an industry-leader. Higher power, an additional phono stage and new Audiolab styling means the amplifier is more stylish and more versatile than www.audiovisualonline.co.uk
WxHxD: 80mm (inc. feet) x 444mm x 330.3mm (inc. connectors / controls)
If you want high power and compact size, then you might want to start looking at Chinese Class-D Amps.
I think it is something of a mistake to try to make the Amp fit the Space. You should make the Amp fit the NEED, then make the space fit the Amp. Though I confess that is not as easy as it sounds, it is still the philosophy that I hold to. Sometimes all it takes to solve the the problem of space is a little ingenuity and creative thinking.
Again, can you give us some sense of the Working Depth of the Cabinet or the Shelf?
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