Thread: Harman Kardon HK 990 integrated amplifier review

Conclusions
I found that Harman Kardon's HK 990 delivered on all its promises. Its power amp is very strong and agile. Its purely analog performance, from input to speaker, is worthy of the highest-quality sources and signals. Digital sources are handled cleanly and at high (24-bit/96kHz) resolution. But most important, the HK 990 brings modern audio features to a two-channel system by providing useful bass management and effective room/system equalization. I've always believed that, given adequacy in all components, speakers and room acoustics will be the biggest determinants of a system's overall sound. The Harman Kardon HK 990 integrated amplifier not so much refutes as confirms that belief. Unlike purely analog amplifiers, it can actually improve the sound of your speakers in your room. At less than $2599, the HK 990 should be on every audiophile's shopping list.

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Cool, I had an HK integrated long ago. It was a 25 or 30 watt per channel little dude and the darn thing kicked butt too. On a side note Stereophool reviews are somewhat of a joke though. Bunch of cable lovers and myth believers running that magazine if you know what I mean. That HK looks like a nice piece though. Dual mono amp like my little baby Adcom.