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Verity Audio Monsalvat Amp-60 power amplifier Specifications

Sidebar 1: Specifications

Description: Solid-state stereo power amplifier with custom isolation platform with adjustable feet. Inputs: 1 pair unbalanced (RCA), 1 pair balanced (XLR). Outputs: 2 pairs speaker binding posts. Power output: 60Wpc into 8 ohms (17.8dBW), 120Wpc into 4 ohms (17.8dBW), 180Wpc into 2 ohms (16.5dBW). Frequency response: 4Hz–140kHz, –3dB. Voltage gain: 32dB. THD: <0.04%. Signal/noise: >100dB. Damping factor: >200. Input impedance: 12k ohms unbalanced, 18k ohms balanced. Output impedance: <0.04 ohm. Maximum power consumption: 1500W, 2W maximum in standby.
Dimensions: 17" (430mm) W by 8.3" (210mm) H by 24" (610mm) D (including isolation platform). Weight: 154 lb (70kg) net, 176 lb (80kg) shipping.
Finish: Two-tone, satin-anodized aluminum with black top, sides, and low front face.
Serial number of unit reviewed: AMP60-0008.
Price: $58,000. Approximate number of dealers: 9. Warranty: 3 years, parts & labor.
Manufacturer: Verity Audio, 1005 Avenue Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Bureau 150, Quebec, Quebec G2E 5L1, Canada. Tel: (418) 682-9940. Fax: (418) 682-8644. Web: www.verityaudio.com. US distributor: High Fidelity Services, 2 Keith Way, Suite 4, Hingham, MA 02043. Tel: (781) 987-3434. Fax: (781) 949-2998. Web: www.hifiservices.com.

COMPANY INFO
Verity Audio
US distributor: High Fidelity Services
2 Keith Way, Suite 4
Hingham, MA 02043
(781) 987-3434
www.hifiservices.com
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COMMENTS
MZKM's picture
Submitted by MZKM on April 25, 2019 - 2:07pm

So, for >100x more than the AkitikA GT-102, you are getting similar to worse performance?

tonykaz's picture
Submitted by tonykaz on April 25, 2019 - 2:17pm

I'm asking this because I've read the nearly same Summary about Conrad-Johnson Premier Amps ( that I represented and sold ),

I hear it about nearly every Amplifier being Reviewed.

I found it to be True with the Amplifiers recommended by Quincy Jones : Electrocompaniet.

It kinda leaves me with the conclusion that the Reviewer would arrange to Buy the Reviewed Amp if it was worth owning. Why return it if its a "keeper". I wouldn't . I'd sell the Amp that I have and keep the review sample. Period !

Audiophiles strive to continue building high achiever Music Systems. It certainly is part of the reason for reading this Journal.

The 100 watt Canadian Verity Amp reminds me that the NEW little piece of Schiit Class A Amp is 100 watts. in Mono, $1,600 for two Mono Amps. Is it worthy of a comparable evaluation ? Can it hold it's own ?

Tony in Michigan

ps. Dear Jason,
Please try to keep in mind that American Audiophiles haven't had a pay increase since 1980 and that Schiit is an High Integrety Company that started out the same way Wilson got it's start : Building High Quality Audio Products stuffed full of realizable Values.

Anatta's picture
Submitted by Anatta on April 25, 2019 - 3:03pm

US$58K for a low power class B SS amp with crossover distortion lol

foxhall's picture
Submitted by foxhall on April 25, 2019 - 4:09pm

Remarkable industrial design.

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 25, 2019 - 4:19pm

May I nominate this amp for the 'worst value for the money' product of the year award? :-) .........

Ortofan's picture
Submitted by Ortofan on April 25, 2019 - 4:35pm

... the $9K McIntosh MC462 - plus a Lexus RX350 with which to haul it home.
https://www.stereophile.com/content/mcintosh-laboratory-mc462-power-amplifier

Anton's picture
Submitted by Anton on May 4, 2019 - 10:52am

My wife and I align with you.

Our new motto: buy the Mac and get a free Lexus!

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on April 26, 2019 - 9:47am

Have any of you HEARD the amp?

NO??

How can you talk of relative value?

Ortofan's picture
Submitted by Ortofan on April 27, 2019 - 1:21am

... which would you rather buy - a $9K amplifier that is "extraordinarily well-engineered and exceptionally powerful" or the one for $58 that is only "generally respectable"?

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on April 27, 2019 - 9:31am

and assume without listening or comparing directly. 'Generally respectable' is precisely relative to the system that JVS is using, and you assume you already know what it sounds like or that the qualifer above applies to your system or experience. It probably doesn't- JVS has a nigh-cutting edge system that ours probably doesn't approach.

I know that JA uses that term to describe measurements on amps for many years, but again does that mean the amp sounds worse than your target of a $9k Mac amp? You use it for pure measurement comparisions when the amp could sound so outclassed to 100 people in 100 systems that again, using terms like that to describe either it's measurements or it's SQ is silliness. There are so many other parameters of amp design and execution that can't be measured, or those measurements have litte bearing on how the amp sounds in the real world in front of us. Just ask JA or JVS what they think... or derp... read their review. I don't wonder or question the value of this amp to JVS... I read the review and understand exactly how he values the sound this amp produces (in his system!).

Many would find YOUR assumption that a $9,000 amp from Mac is reasonable, is lunacy. Others would say it is not up to their caliber of what is 'generally respectable'.

It's really not even a question of subjective preference. Their respective performance benchmarks might be so different from yours or mine that any comparision is moot. No, I am not going to waste time comparing the two like a teenager arguing at high school. There are way too many parameters in any stereo system to argue what is best in any hypothetical situation.

The cutting edge of technology in this industry serves the entire industry over time; some succeed, some fail, but all produce movement forward. All are valid, even when you or I don't see a particular outcome serving our ends, or price-point.

If one designer or engineer found a particular, ground-breaking approach to amp design, yet the amp wasn't fully realized on all levels, does not mean that amp was a failure (nor the greatest extant either).

Again, it's all relative, and all really pretty damn valid.

Joonas Viinanen's picture
Submitted by Joonas Viinanen on October 18, 2023 - 2:29pm

Brother, its a Class B amp with crossover distortion and broken/not working properly XLR inputs lmao

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on April 29, 2019 - 11:04am

Relative value is EASY. It costs almost $60K and measures pretty poorly for that amount. Therefore it would be relatively easy to find a cheaper amp that sounds and measures better.

What is your job description/title at Verity, if I may ask? Should I re-post in French?

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on April 30, 2019 - 6:57am

You clearly miss the meaning of 'relative'.

No, it doesn't measure poorly, though lie about it all you want.

Oh, but what amp did you have in mind? Did you actually listen to it or even measure it? (No.)

My title is 'Lying Bitch Crusher' and you don't know French either way...

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on May 7, 2019 - 1:53pm

Show us where the audiofool skeptic touched you here on this doll, ok dear?

I saw the measurements page you dolt....for the price it DOES INDEED measure poorly.

But don't take my word for it, taintface, let's go to the summary of the measurements page:

The Verity Monsalvat Amp-60's measured performance is generally respectable. However, I was bothered by the difference in S/N ratios between the balanced and single-ended inputs, and by the shortfall in measured power into 2 ohms.

I agree with him. Those issues are bothersome at any price point above a few hundred bucks.

Your title is "Lying Bitch" and you got the guys in the badge office to add "Crusher" until your boss made you take it off, tough guy. LMAO

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 7, 2019 - 5:09pm

It had a protection circuit in place, jackass/lying bitch/dolt. You are completely wrong. You're bothersome at any price... doll.

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on May 8, 2019 - 12:09pm

You're not very good at this, are you? One trick pony lying little bitch. Fuq u, loser. All you got are lame insults and projection of your own damn jealousy and stupidity whenever you're allowed to use the computer. LMAO your whole family tree lgbtq.

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 8, 2019 - 3:22pm

You mad.

HAHHAHAHAHHAHA

Do you subscribe to the magazine or do you just troll?

georgehifi's picture
Submitted by georgehifi on April 26, 2019 - 10:55pm

Monsalvat Amp-60's specifies
60Wpc into 8 ohms
120Wpc into 4 ohms
180Wpc into 2

Your measurements were
95Wpc into 8 ohms
145Wpc into 4 ohms
50Wpc into 2ohms (with only one channel driven)!!!!!!

Typical today, understating the 8ohm to make the 4ohm look better by the manufacturer, but a massive difference into the 2ohm load??
Has the manufacturer said anything on this??

Cheers George

Jason Victor Serinus's picture
Submitted by Jason Victor Serinus on April 27, 2019 - 9:08am

The Manufacturer's Comment addresses this issue.

georgehifi's picture
Submitted by georgehifi on April 27, 2019 - 1:51pm

Where are they, there is no post review "Manufactures Comments" tab????

Cheers George

Jim Austin's picture
Submitted by Jim Austin on April 27, 2019 - 1:57pm
It has not been our policy to routinely post Manufacturer Comments online. According to the manufacturer, JA's 2ohm measurement is correct but is a result of a glitch in their protection circuit, which has now been addressed. According to the company, the adjusted amp now delivers the expected 180W into 2 ohms. Jim Austin, Editor Stereophile
Ortofan's picture
Submitted by Ortofan on April 28, 2019 - 4:53am

... the (lack of) quality control procedures in place at Verity Audio.
Is there any plan to (re)test an "adjusted" sample to confirm that it can meet the manufacturer's published claims?

Jim Austin's picture
Submitted by Jim Austin on April 28, 2019 - 8:10am
That's a fair point, although in general I have a high opinion of Verity, especially their speakers; they're still pretty new to electronics it seems to me. At AXPONA, their Amadis sounded great in a room with CAD source electronics and Trilogy amplification. We probably will not request another sample because these are big amps--hard to handle, expensive to ship. We'll see though. Jim Austin, Editor Stereophile
Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on April 29, 2019 - 11:08am

When's the re-test so we can see it was just a glitch and not poor engineering?

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on April 29, 2019 - 11:07am

Sounds like they're padding the profit margin at the expense of a quality control program. Par for the course with Western capitalism ca. 2019, I guess. Only thing that matters is this quarter's profits, not long term viability or a stable/just socio-economic system. Sigh...I mean really....sending off an amp for a high-profile test in the highest profile audio magazine on the planet, and it having a "glitch"? LOL!!!

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 7, 2019 - 5:11pm

They put a protection circuit place... Read first. Then act like a know it all.. LOL!!

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on May 8, 2019 - 12:11pm

LMAO....you ever been laid? You do know you can pay somebody right? No judgment here....but you clearly have major issues.

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 8, 2019 - 1:04pm

You are one psyhco troll dude.

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 27, 2019 - 8:59am

This amp is a very good example why, measurements are very important when making buying decisions :-) ..........

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on April 27, 2019 - 9:12am

Some amps aren't designed to double their ratings into 2 ohms.

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on May 29, 2019 - 8:29am

True ..... The distortion levels are also high ....... 2nd and 3rd harmonic distortions ....... Look at the figures 9 and 10 in the measurements section ........ Compare this with the figures 12 and 13 of McIntosh 462 amp measurements :-) ........

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 27, 2019 - 3:40pm

In other words ........ JA1 was very polite, in a true British gentleman's way, when he said, "respectable measured performance" :-) ...........

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on April 29, 2019 - 8:52am

Twice the manufacturer mentioned that the amp was designed with much higher impedance specs in mind... your statement implies that JA1 is lying or covering for the mfg. He, rather, respects the measured performance.

I find it disingenuous that all of the 'measurements-only' posters all feel the amp is a failure, when JVS found the amp to be 1 of the top amps he has ever had in his listening room.

Hilarious that none has talked about how the amp sounds, other than the 'bass-lightness' comments one poster mentioned.

Do any of the other posters actually listen to music, or rather just test equipment for their enjoyment and validation?

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 29, 2019 - 11:06am

I'm not talking about the sound quality ........ I'm talking about price/performance ratio ........

Here are some examples of the amplifiers which cost less than this amplifier, which are Class-A rated by Stereophile ......... You may search for their Stereophile reviews :-) .........

Pass Labs .......
Mark Levinson ........
Dan D'Agostino ........
Audio Research .........
Bryston .........
PS Audio BHK signature .........
PS Audio Stellar ..........
Benchmark .........
McIntosh Labs ........
Ayre Acoustics ........
Bel Canto ..........

I did not mention all of them ......... You can look at all the names in the Stereophile Class-A amplifier listing :-) ..........

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 8, 2019 - 1:06pm

I will guarantee you this amp will make this Class A list too...

Huh. Sound quality is a DIRECT concern to value.. How can it NOT be? One listens to music through this... oh that's right- you don't.

You wouldn't know price-performance ratio here anyways.. you haven't heard the amp. You are again making assumptions about measurements to performance... as everyone else does (wrongly).

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on May 8, 2019 - 1:39pm

You're claiming you don't have any relationship to this product or any emotional attachment, but you say shit like this?

I will guarantee you this amp will make this Class A list too...

Yeah right. DCV LOL

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on May 8, 2019 - 1:40pm

You're claiming you don't have any relationship to this product or any emotional attachment, but you say sh*t like this?

I will guarantee you this amp will make this Class A list too...

Yeah right. DCV LOL

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 8, 2019 - 3:46pm

Emotional relationship to your complete and utter misanthropic bullshit.

I read the review... (AND the mfg. comments) hence my claim. Youd didn't- Hence your bullshit. What a child.

And you will be WRONG once again, come October... CLASS A.

We BOTH know that...

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on May 31, 2019 - 12:15am

This Verity amp was most likely designed to sound like a tube amp, with suboptimal SNR and 2nd and 3rd harmonic distortions :-) .........

Ortofan's picture
Submitted by Ortofan on April 30, 2019 - 5:56am

... relatively higher levels of distortion overlaid on top of their music.
What's hilarious is that the reviewer uses hi-res (let alone Redbook 16-bit) digital recordings for equipment evaluation purposes when the amp in question struggles to reach even the level of 14-bit resolution.

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 30, 2019 - 6:07am

Dear editor ....... Please delete the above comment :-) ........

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 30, 2019 - 12:25pm

Take a look at Stereophile D'Agostino Momentum and Progression amps measurements :-) ..........

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 30, 2019 - 10:06am

You may also want to take a look at Stereophile darTZeel amps measurements :-) ...........

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on May 29, 2019 - 8:30am

If you want to know how the 3rd harmonic looks like, look at the Stereophile PS Audio Stellar mono-block measurements :-) ...........

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 30, 2019 - 12:47pm

Well, look at the bright side ....... all the above are better than Border Patrol measurements :-) ........

Jack L's picture
Submitted by Jack L on April 30, 2019 - 5:00pm

.... of 14-bit resolution." quoted Ortofan.

How come "the amp in question STRUGGLES to reach even 14-bit resolution'?????????

Whatever bits the music is mastered, what comes out of the CD player into the amp is only at audio frequency spectrum. So what "struggles"???

Jack L.

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on May 1, 2019 - 9:12am

BTW ...... That noise provides 'continuousness' to the music :-) ..........

Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on May 7, 2019 - 2:00pm

Do you work for Verity, Francois Glotz, is it?

Why are you such a whiny high-maintenance crybaby for this one particular manufacturer?

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 7, 2019 - 5:17pm

The only one...

Whiny little hater.

I coulon't care less about the amp or the company. I care about douchebags that spread FAKE NEWS. READ- YOU.

Did you have ANYTHING of SUBSTANCE regarding AUDIO that you want to say? OTHER THAN...NOTHING?!?

Your racist comments about the French tell more about you... than about me.

Jack L's picture
Submitted by Jack L on April 30, 2019 - 7:05pm

...... The distortion levels are also high ....... 2nd harmonic distortion .." quoted Bogolu Haranath.

What does harmonic distortion figures high or low to do with how it SOUNDS???

A SET tube power amplifier measured 5% total harmonic distortion can sound much better than a sold state power amp measured 0.00005% total harmonic distortion !

Listening, not measurement, is believing

Jack L
Canada

Ortofan's picture
Submitted by Ortofan on May 4, 2019 - 6:06pm

... is comparable to a digital recording with a resolution of only 12 bits. Would you be willing to buy such "lo-res" recordings?
If not, then why use an amplifier whose distortion obscures any information below/beyond the level of 12 bits?

georgehifi's picture
Submitted by georgehifi on April 27, 2019 - 4:57pm

Then why does the manufacturer state that it can do 180w@2ohms in their specs?? When it clearly can't in the JA tests it only got to 50w?

Cheers George

Jason Victor Serinus's picture
Submitted by Jason Victor Serinus on April 27, 2019 - 6:46pm

is this far away:
Verity Audio
1005, Ave Saint-Jean-Baptiste, bureau 150
Québec (Québec)
G2E 5L1
Canada
Téléphone: 418-682-9940
Fax: 418-682-8644
Email: info@verityaudio.com

Jim Austin's picture
Submitted by Jim Austin on April 27, 2019 - 7:28pm
Actually it's much closer than that.
Thomas Collins's picture
Submitted by Thomas Collins on May 7, 2019 - 1:58pm

In fat it was designed to TRIPLE its rating into 2 ohms. All you need to do is download their brochure, moron:

Power output: 60 watts per channel @ 8 ohms
120 watts per channel @ 4 ohms
180watts per channel @ 2 ohms

http://www.verityaudio.com/monsalvat/images/brochures/amp-60.pdf

Again, I can start posting in French if you need me to....just say the word, Lyin'bitch.

Glotz's picture
Submitted by Glotz on May 7, 2019 - 5:21pm

Hee hee...

Keep it up...

Maybe one day you'll get the NEW MEASUREMENTS for a Christmas Gift???

Another Bitch Crushed... THOMAS!

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHHAA...

Jack L's picture
Submitted by Jack L on April 30, 2019 - 4:50pm

Hi

Sorry, what makes me to like purchasing any audio equipment is always its SOUND quality. Measurement serves me only as a reference, e.g. output powers.

Let me take an example out of a master degree thesis on correlation between sound quality vs its measurement of an audio amplifier some years back:-
" A SET tube power amplifier measured 5% total harmonic distortion sounded so much better than a solid state power amplifier which measured 0.00005% total harmonic distortion."

So which of the above said amplifier would you like to purchase given price being out of the equation.

Listening, not measurement, is believing.

Jack L.
Canada

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on May 1, 2019 - 12:05pm

Easy answer ....... I would buy PS Audio Stellar mono-blocks, $3,000/pair ....... Measure well and sound good ....... Stereophile Class-A :-) ..........

Robin Landseadel's picture
Submitted by Robin Landseadel on May 1, 2019 - 3:52pm

The SET Tube Power Amp also sounded 50% better than reality in a quintuple bypass test.

georgehifi's picture
Submitted by georgehifi on April 28, 2019 - 9:12pm

"Jim Austin: According to the manufacturer, JA's 2ohm measurement is correct but is a result of a glitch in their protection circuit, which has now been addressed."

I must address this type of post review comment, that we see all too often when thing don't go to (manufacturers) plan.

I ask??? wouldn't any manufacturer, submitting a product for review by Stereophile to be read worldwide!! make sure that product is 100% fit, (or even better) for the review/bench test? As it is almost a do or die for them to be able to launch this product.
I couldn't imagine anyone sending an old workhorse they didn't know was 100% fit??

Cheers George

Jim Austin's picture
Submitted by Jim Austin on April 29, 2019 - 11:16am

If you read through Stereophile's archives, you'll find a surprising number of components sent in for review that were in some way broken including a few that caught on fire, etc.

This, to me, is a pretty mild case. There are many details to be sorted. They overlooked one. I'm not saying it's OK--people can judge it however they wish--but I think it's more likely to find such errors in expensive products because they're produced at lower volumes. Less opportunity for "beta" testing (as it were) and a more "boutique" approach to production (as opposed to a 'banish-the-bugs' assembly line). But whatever the reason, it's not uncommon.

Jim Austin, Editor
Stereophile

John Atkinson's picture
Submitted by John Atkinson on April 29, 2019 - 11:50am
Jim Austin wrote:
If you read through Stereophile's archives, you'll find a surprising number of components sent in for review that were in some way broken including a few that caught on fire, etc.

From 1989: www.stereophile.com/content/when-things-go-wrongit-hurts-me-too.

John Atkinson
Technical Editor, Stereophile

Jim Austin's picture
Submitted by Jim Austin on April 29, 2019 - 11:55am
"A speaker manufacturer who recalled a review pair of loudspeakers before we had a chance to listen to them on the grounds that he had updated the design. The replacement pair were likewise immediately recalled and replaced with a third pair. Of this pair, one speaker was dead out of the box and the drive-unit phasing appeared to be different in each speaker." Read more at https://www.stereophile.com/content/when-things-go-wrongit-hurts-me-too#JsyY1HyTzzFMLtT1.99
Charles E Flynn's picture
Submitted by Charles E Flynn on April 29, 2019 - 7:24pm

Stereophile, June 13, 2010:

https://www.stereophile.com/content/have-you-ever-had-anything-smoke-or-catch-fire

Jim Austin's picture
Submitted by Jim Austin on April 29, 2019 - 11:58am
I can think of only two other English-language publications that would have had a chance of revealing this issue, and one of those two would have published the measurement without comment. Jim Austin, Editor Stereophile
Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on April 29, 2019 - 2:59pm

They just report ...... They don't decide ........ The readers have to decide :-) .........

georgehifi's picture
Submitted by georgehifi on May 1, 2019 - 12:07am

"I'm inclined to believe that my experience of its lighter-than-ideal bass accurately reflects the amp's character."

Common, I'm sure the reviewer knows better, this is more than the "character" description of the amp, it's the amps inability to drive current into the Wilsons Alexia's 2ohm bass load, even lower if the EPDR is taken into account.
PS: I'm sure that "lighter bass character" would disappear with speaker that had a bass load much easier than the Alexia's have.

Cheers George

volvic's picture
Submitted by volvic on April 29, 2019 - 12:36pm

As Verity Audio is from my neck of the woods and my old stomping ground. Their speakers are some of the finest I have ever heard, coupled with Acoustic Research electronics and their CD9, I was floored as to how good they sounded when I heard them. So, I am hoping this is a great amp. I will add one caveat, this is their 1.0 version and as such I do expect there will be upgrades as it moves along. As in software and all IT related things you are taught to never buy 1.0 but wait for 1.2 if not more. Will this be a winner? The market will answer that question, but if this amp matches the high quality their speakers are then it sure will be a winner. Will listen when I head back up to Quebec for a visit. Till then any negative critiques are premature.

Anton's picture
Submitted by Anton on May 4, 2019 - 10:50am

If there were no glitch and the amp actually performed as claimed, it would have to be an 80,000 dollar product.

Verity is just being sensible with your hard earned money.

I’m glad we had this talk.

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on May 4, 2019 - 2:43pm

Is free (hand) delivery included in that $80,000 price tag? :-) ..........

It may be too heavy for Santa to carry it down the chimney :-) ...........

Bogolu Haranath's picture
Submitted by Bogolu Haranath on May 8, 2019 - 8:33am

5 stages of grief .......... Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance :-) .........

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