This amp is simply incredible.

The price is amazing, as I've had the opportunity to test much more expensive amps ( Hegel , naim , nad , Pier audio ).

And for all that, this new amp gives a thrill that I didn't necessarily feel with other brands.
My Silver 500 6G columns come alive like never before.
The remote control's treble and bass adjustment function is a superb achievement, and can compensate for some albums that lack presence or poor mastering.
In short, my best amp at Date, and a French design at that.

A small, inexpensive amp of excellent quality. The only drawback is that you can only connect 2 speakers. But the sound is there, and that's what counts!

Excellent balance between definition, openness and warmth of sound. Very good value for money.

Well... let's get down to business straight away... we're not here to have fun... we're here to listen. Even before unpacking, the weight of the beast, worthy of certain vintage amplifiers, suggests that we're dealing with serious, heavy stuff (figuratively speaking, of course!). Once the A12 is unpacked and plugged in, the magnificent front panel in black methacrylate imitating glass is a sight to behold. It's very classy. What's more, the lamp window lights up in a discreet orange, surrounded by two magnificent blue vumeters and their fine red needles. The bluish-white backlighting of the potentiometer and other selection buttons completes this magnificent neo-retro look. As for the rear of the unit, it's quite simply incredible in terms of the number of different connectors on offer, both input and output. Anyone who finds fault with such a profusion of possibilities will be sorely disappointed...