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Issue 227 PS Audio in the News

PS Audio in the News

PS Audio in the News

The Absolute Sound included the M1200 mono amplifiers in their 2025 “Editors’ Choice: Best Power Amplifiers $6,000 - $10,000” listings. TAS said, “This lithe monoblock amplifier is a happy marriage of old and new technology. It boasts a tubed input stage and a Class D output stage that packs colossal power. With 600 watts into an 8-ohm load and 1200 into 4 ohms, it can drive pretty much any loudspeaker with aplomb. And it does. There are few, if any, amplifiers that will grip the bass drivers as tenaciously as the M1200. Its transient speed can only be described as stunning.”

Residential Systems included the PMG Signature Preamplifier in its January, 2026 “Tech Showcase: High-End Audio” feature, including it among a number of components under the category, “When only the best will do.”

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PS Audio in the News

PS Audio in the News

The Absolute Sound included the M1200 mono amplifiers in their 2025 “Editors’ Choice: Best Power Amplifiers $6,000 - $10,000” listings. TAS said, “This lithe monoblock amplifier is a happy marriage of old and new technology. It boasts a tubed input stage and a Class D output stage that packs colossal power. With 600 watts into an 8-ohm load and 1200 into 4 ohms, it can drive pretty much any loudspeaker with aplomb. And it does. There are few, if any, amplifiers that will grip the bass drivers as tenaciously as the M1200. Its transient speed can only be described as stunning.”

Residential Systems included the PMG Signature Preamplifier in its January, 2026 “Tech Showcase: High-End Audio” feature, including it among a number of components under the category, “When only the best will do.”

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