The DA88 uses twice more power tubes and is able to supply twice more power than the DA50. It can accept KT88, KT90, KT120 but also 6550 . This lovely amplifier is appreciated by many audiophiles all around the world. An optional remote control can also be added.
Latest news, an optional MM/MC phono input is now available (internal configuration) and can be set up  on DA88 produced from July 2015.

"The Absolute Sound" 2015, Product of the Yea award.

The Jadis DA-88S Mk II is not a good tube integrated amplifier. It is a superb one. It deploys KT-120 output tubes—a total of eight—to deliver a very robust 60 watts that can drive big loudspeakers like Wilson’s XLF with aplomb. The DA-88S Mk II is self-biasing for ease of use and features a balance control, something that has gone out of fashion but can be quite useful. Its imposing hand-wound transformers clearly have a salubrious effect upon the purity of the sound. The Jadis allies liquidity with great dynamic power. Its sonic character is worlds removed from current solid-state designs. This is a unit engineered by and for tube lovers. The resolution, palpability, and, above all, sense of sweep conveyed by the Jadis are seldom less than glorious.

http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/2015-product-of-the-year-awards-integrated-amplifiers/


The Jadis DA88S sound is so harmonically rich, it brings out the musician and the dancer in all of us. There is no passive interaction  with music - this amp gets past the normal hi-fi perspectives and simply plays music with passion.
HI-FI Choice

The Absolute Sound 2015: 
http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/jadis-da88s-mkii-integrated-amplifier/?utm_campaign=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=email-398


hi fi + issue 43, Review.

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