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Dan D'Agostino
Website:https://dandagostino.com/
Est. year: 2011
Dan Dagostino is an alternative catalog listing for Dan D'Agostino Master Audio Systems, the Arizona amplifier company that Dan D'Agostino set up in 2011 after leaving Krell, the firm he had founded in 1980. Models listed under this spelling come from the same factory and the same product families as the main D'Agostino page.
Range & what it's known for
Output is limited to amplification. Integrated amplifiers appear in the Momentum, Progression and Pendulum families, the S250 MxV and S350 are stereo power amplifiers, and monoblocks range from the Progression M550 up to the Relentless Epic 1600. Front panels carry a lit analogue power meter, and the heatsinks are machined from copper.
Who owns it and where it's made
The business is privately held under its founder's name. All units are built by hand at the company's own plant in Cave Creek, Arizona, which also houses engineering.
The lineup in this catalog
Components. Further models of the same maker are grouped under the D'Agostino spelling.
Who it's for
This listing is for buyers who reached the maker under an alternate spelling. Anyone choosing between models should look at the full D'Agostino range, where Pendulum and Progression form the lower steps and Momentum and Relentless the upper ones.
Range & what it's known for
Output is limited to amplification. Integrated amplifiers appear in the Momentum, Progression and Pendulum families, the S250 MxV and S350 are stereo power amplifiers, and monoblocks range from the Progression M550 up to the Relentless Epic 1600. Front panels carry a lit analogue power meter, and the heatsinks are machined from copper.
Who owns it and where it's made
The business is privately held under its founder's name. All units are built by hand at the company's own plant in Cave Creek, Arizona, which also houses engineering.
The lineup in this catalog
Components. Further models of the same maker are grouped under the D'Agostino spelling.
Who it's for
This listing is for buyers who reached the maker under an alternate spelling. Anyone choosing between models should look at the full D'Agostino range, where Pendulum and Progression form the lower steps and Momentum and Relentless the upper ones.
