Peachtree Audio nova150 vs Peachtree Audio nova300 review
Peachtree Audio nova300 review
The nova300 has two times higher power output than its Peachtree brother: 300W vs 150W at 8 Ohms. The source inputs are many — two USB, of which one is solely dedicated to syncing with Apple products intelligently. From there, one digital coaxial cable, and then two digital optical inputs. On the analog side are the processor circuit and one RCA kit, which are simultaneously used for both auxiliary and home theaters. A moving magnet phono-stage with the ground is included, which may also double as a second RCA line-level input when switched to that mode via its dedicated front fascia input selector. Furthermore, there is a WiFi input feature that should excite those who take a more tech-heavy approach to music listening. 
Peachtree Audio nova150 review
It has a unique industrial design with an aluminum front panel, a simple button and knob user interface and a rounded wood case finished with beautiful veneers. Inside, it housed a class A/B power amplifier, a tube buffer visible through a window in the front panel and, most significantly, a USB input with built-in DAC to accept a direct connection from a Mac or PC. The Peachtree Audio Nova 150 utilizes the highly regarded ES9018K2M SABRE32 Reference DAC. 
Peachtree Audio nova300 pros & cons
Pros
- Every feature you could want on an integrated amp
- Mind-blowing sound with practically unlimited power
Cons
- Initially had an issue of the amp shutting down randomly
- Front panel buttons are a little “squishy”
Peachtree Audio nova150 pros & cons
Pros
- I was surprised to see much larger vents on the top than what is pictured anywhere else
- It would probably sound excellent with different speakers
Cons
- There are no tone controls on this amp, so there's also no way to adjust the tonality to your liking
