Bel Canto Design EVO 6 6 Channel Power Amp

Bel Canto Evo 6 Multi Channel Power Amplifier.  Original box and packing with  original manual.  
120 Watts per channel when used as a 6 Channel Amplifier at 8 ohms. 240 Watts per channel when used as a 6 Channel Amplifier at 4 ohms.
360 Watts per channel when used as a 3 Channel Amplifier at 8 ohms. 
600 Watts per channel when used as a 3 Channel Amplifier at 4 ohms.
XLR and RCA inputs.  Weight 42 pounds. 

From Home Theatre & Sound:

The Bel Canto eVo6 may be expensive, but it is the finest power amplifier that I have used in my reference system. The added flexibility of being able to bridge adjacent channels for additional power and substantially improved sound quality provides a logical and cost-effective upgrade path for the eVo amplifiers. For instance, an eVo6 owner could later decide to have three bridged channels powering the front speakers and add an eVo2 to drive the surrounds, or use a bridged eVo4 to have perfectly matched power in five channels. The multitude of options possible for using both bridged and unbridged eVo amplifiers in a multichannel system make them a natural choice for use in systems with any number of channels. 

While Bel Canto’s roots may be in tube-based amplifier designs, the eVo6’s superb sound transcends the traditional boundaries of amplifier technology, be it solid state, digital, or tubes, and makes it well suited for even the requirements of high-resolution multichannel audio formats such as DVD-A and SACD. The eVo6 should be at the top of your list for consideration in a top-flight home-theater system and will even do double duty as a reference-quality amplifier in a two-channel music system. 

From: Home Theater and Audio Review:

This is the part where I present my conclusions about the amplifier.   The eVo 200.6 is a "bargain" if this can be said about an amplifier that's only a few percentage points away from US$5000.  It is quiet, clear, and as accurate as I can determine, and while the power output doesn't put it into the "gargantuan" category, bridging channels nets you substantial power increases (albeit at the cost of doubling your amplifier purchase).  Even in bridged mode and at roughly US$10,000 for a pair of 200.6s it is competitive with conventional high-performance analog amplifiers at similar prices.