Bel Canto e.One Reference 1000 amp

[Gump]

Just finished reading a review from 6 moons audio about the e.One REF1000 Bel Canto amps. They raved about it and gave it their "Lunar Eclipse" award stating they had never given such a high award for an amp before.

Has anyone listened to these amps or had any first hand experience with them? My dealer only has the lower powered s300 in stock so I'm unable to demo the REF1000.

Would like to hear some first hand takes on it if there are any. Thanks.

Post Script: If I wasn't PC-Challenged I'd post the review link...sorry!

[Karma]

HI gump,
Don't know anything about the amp; sorry.

Posting links is not hard. Here's one way:

1. Bring up the the page you want to post the link for. In this case as an example, bring up the equipment review.

2. Put the arrow on the browser line that has the current web address. It will be displayed at the top of the browser window. Right click.

3. Don't move the cursor. The entire web address will be highlighted. Left click on Copy from the drop down list. That will copy the highlighted web address to your clip board.

4. Bring up the web page into which you want to include the link. In this case, bring up a HT Guide text entry box just like you normally would do to post or reply.

5. Place the cursor on the line in the text box you want the link to appear just like a normal post or reply.

6. Don't move the cursor. Now, Right click.

7. Left click on Paste from the dropdown list. That will insert the link address from the clip board into the text at the location you have specified. At this point it will just be a text string and not a hyperlink. It must be converted to a hyperlink. The forum software will do the conversion automatically when you either review your post or actually post the text.

8. Click on the Review Post button to see your text as it will appear in the post. You will see the link text is converted from text characters to a hyperlink.

That's it, you are done. You can move the link text just like any text but be careful to move the entire link text string. If you move only part of it, it will not work properly or, perhaps, not work at all. I usually left click on the hyperlink to see if the the link actually works. You should be taken to the the web page specified by the hyperlink.

A hyperlink can be inserted at any stage of post creation or editing. The forum software is pretty smart.

It's easier to do than to explain. Play around and try it. It's definitely worth mastering and it's not hard to do.

Sparky