<p>What is it about high power amplifiers that have audio reviewers insisting on their use? Wouldn’t a 50 or 100-watt amplifier be more than sufficient to drive a small set of speakers like the KEF LS50?</p>

What is it about high power amplifiers that have audio reviewers insisting on their use? Wouldn’t a 50 or 100-watt amplifier be more than sufficient to drive a small set of speakers like the KEF LS50?

Why do reviewers prefer high powered amplifiers?

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Why do reviewers prefer high powered amplifiers?

Why do reviewers prefer high powered amplifiers?