Rogers High Fidelity EHF-100 MK2 Made in USA

For your consideration is a Rogers EHF-100 MK2 integrated tube amp. It began its life as a MK1 and was upgraded at the factory to the MK2. This is a $1500 upgrade. This thing is built like a tank and puts out a very robust 65w of tube goodness. . I sent this unit back to the factory a couple months ago and the team gave it a clean bill of health except for two tubes (which have been replaced and included with the sale - Genalex Gold Lion 12AX7) and an ever so slight bend of the Right Speaker post. I hadn't even noticed this until Roger mentioned it. Roger told me not to have the post fixed as it was so minimal and had no effect on functionality or sound. Unit is in excellent condition with no noticeable scratches. I would rate this a 9, but chose 8 to be safe. Unit works perfectly and has since I've owned it.There is a very slight hum which is normal for this amp. Undetectable when listening to even the softest passages. This is by far the best Integrated tube amp I have owned.

Roger Giboni is a first class individual and stands behind his products. Top notch customer service.

Included Tubes:
Current Listening tubes: 4 Genalex Gold Lion KT88 ( purchased 3/2019) 2 JJ EF86 2 Genalex Gold Lion 12ax7

Extra tubes: All worked fine when I used them. 2 RCA Grey Plate 12ax7 2 Sovtek 12ax7 2 JAN 5751

Reasonable offers welcome! Lifetime warranty!

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Here's a sample from the Absolute Sound Review...

Bottom Line
The Rogers EHF-100 Mk2 integrated amplifier was a harmonically rich, dynamically powerful amplifier that was satisfying to listen to over long periods. With a smoothly extended high end, a detailed, realistic midrange, and tight bass, it should have enough power to drive a wide variety of speakers. Its automated bias setting eliminates one of the chief objections to tube amplifiers, assuring the amplifier will deliver peak performance for the life of the tubes with no effort from the owner.

The EHF-100 Mk2’s unmatched lifetime warranty tells us that Rogers doesn’t expect the amplifier will ever cause the original owner or second owner any problems, so except for normal tube wear, you shouldn’t have any trouble with the amplifier, something I can’t say about any other amp I’ve used. And the tubes are current production models, so replacements should be easily obtainable at moderate cost—and easy to access when you do need to replace them. (A recommended source for replacement tubes is listed in the user manual, and the 12AX7s and KT88s are often available at local guitar stores.) The optional power cord and remote control were solidly constructed and contributed to the amplifier’s performance.

If you’ve been tempted by tube amplifiers but aren’t sure you want the hassles that come with many of them, the Rogers EHF-100 Mk2 is about as easy to maintain as a tube amplifier can be, and offers the typical sonic advantages a tube amp provides with the best warranty in the industry. Highly recommended.

SPECS & PRICING
Tube complement: 2x EF86, 2x 12AX7, 4x KT88
Power: 65 watts RMS per channel/0.1dB from 20Hz to 20kHz with less than 0.1% THD
Gain: 40dB
Inputs: Four unbalanced
Output: 2 ohm to 32 ohm
Dimensions: 17" x 10" x 14"
Weight: 50 lbs.
Price: $8000