Manley Stingray 2. Manley Stingray II Integrated Amplifier with Remote Control Photo Allow us to present to you the Stingray II integrated tube amplifier with full featured RF and IR remote control (EveAnna Manley is a biker chick and a rock-and-roller, and if the Stingray DIDN'T have "punchy bass and great rhythm," then you'd know that something was wrong.) Regarding the burn-in issue you brought up, I have found that the Stingray requires about 100 hours of actual play time before the highs and lows begin to hit their stride, and that.
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So, in keeping with Manley's purist design philosophy, the Stingray II remains source agnostic, meaning that any signal you put through it sounds amazing, regardless of the source The old stingray might be a good way for me to get my feet wet
Manley Stingray II Integrated Amplifier Big Ear
Manley also makes another model with a built-in iPod dock called the Stingray iTube Allow us to present to you the Stingray II integrated tube amplifier with full featured RF and IR remote control The Stingray is a 50-watt low negative feedback, push/pull design (just like my wife) based on a pair of Manley's highly regarded monoblocks placed in the same chassis plus a passive preamp
Manley Stingray II Stereo Integrated Amp Upscale Audio. We also make another model with a built-in iPod dock called the Stingray iTube that you can learn about here. We invite you to experience the stunning sonic quality and visual beauty of the Stingray personally.
Manley Stingray II Integrated Amplifier Big Ear. The famous Manley Stingray stereo integrated amplifier has been renewed and refreshed It was a pair of Manley Neo- Classic 500 Watt Monoblocks driving a pair of Quad electrostatic speakers.