| Reviewer | Jonathan Starr, 4 years |
| Manufacturer | Stewart World |
| Model | 1.2 Professional Stereo Power Amp |
| Price | $600 Demo from Full Compass |
| Wattage | Bridge mono 1200@4 ohms, 700@8, 420@4 & 240@8 stereo |
| Speakers | As many as you brung. |
| EQ | Sounds fine without. 1 rack space only. |
| Effects | No fans, no noise ! Lots of heat sink on sides. |
| Controls | Front panel level controls, power switch |
| Other | Power, clip & minus 20db leds, bal & unbal inputs, 1/4" and bindin |
| g post/banana plug outputs, very light weight, | |
Its the best sounding Power Amp I have ever used. Its transparent sounding, with no noticable harshness or coloration. Sufficient headroom for my needs, and with a Trace 18" and a SWR 2x10 puts out visceral bass with tangible mass.
I like the ultra-light, one rack space package and no blower. I use solar power, and this amp is very efficient. Case construction is not the best, and the 1/4" output jacks wiggle a bit, but the banana jacks (both reds are used for bridge mono) and XLR (as well as 1/4" TRS) inputs are ok. It makes a fine package with my Demeter VTBP-201.
| Construction | 90% | 
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| Loudness | 90% |
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| Clarity | 100% |
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| Tone | 100% |
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| Size/Bulkiness | 100% |
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| Value | 100% |
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| Overall | 95% |
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