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In Reply to: Re: Theta Casanova vs. Classe SSP-75 posted by kotches on March 24, 2001 at 00:56:43:

Actually, the Casa Nova does not have analog bypass. The CasaBlanca does, however. I think you might have them mixed up. I have a CasaNova, and wish I had analog bypass!
At any rate, the first thing our buyer needs to check is, of course, the pocketbook. The 'Nova is $3500-$5000. I am unsure of the price on the Classe, althought the SSP-50 is $6500. I like the Casa Nova because you can buy a basic version of it, then upgrade. This totally fit my situation, and I can plan on upgrading every year without buying a completely new component. If you want ot get it all at once, you can either buy the fully loaded Casa Nova, or the Classe. I have not heard the Classe, but I do have a Classe CAV-150 multi-channel amplifier and LOVE IT.
But finally, as a buyer, you must enact Brian's Rule: use your own ears. I love my 'nova, but it's because I listened first.
have fun!
Brian

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Topic - Theta Casanova vs. Classe SSP-75 - jman 19:50:57 03/23/01 (6)

I would seriously reccomend the Cal Audio SSP 2500 - jl 21:23:18 03/26/01 (1)

Cal Audio SSP 2500 upgradable?? - maikeru 21:47:08 03/26/01 (0)

Re: Theta Casanova vs. Classe SSP-75 - fred 09:58:59 03/26/01 (0)

Re: Theta Casanova vs. Classe SSP-75 - kotches 00:56:43 03/24/01 (2)

Almost right........ - BrianH 01:29:08 03/24/01 (1)

Re: Almost right........ - kotches 10:31:06 03/24/01 (0)

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Re: Almost right........ - kotches 10:31:06 03/24/01 (0)

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