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Upon first turning the Thule IA60 on, I was immediately struck by what I would describe as a meaty bass. It was full, rounded, flowing and warm. I certainly never heard my relatively small Dynaudio Audience 40 give out such bass lines. They literally shook my windows, If anyting, they are very neutral, but far from shy - when they gave me plenty of bass, I knew that the amp indeed has power. But Thules greatest strength and virtue, is the three dimensional space it recreates. For the life of me, It's almost uncanny how the music begins to breathe, and how you stop listening to a performance and are simply thrown somewhere else, where the musicians live. It's a feeling you instantly fall in love with, and something you won't get out of many other amps in this price bracket, check it out.

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