Class D Amp For 'Stats?

Never mind Distephenson. Either he has limited experience with this new genre, or an inhospitable system hindering their proper function.

See my system review, at:

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vaslt&1133363314&read&3&4&

One will run into a lot of pitfalls when trying to implement the H2O (I have the Sig monos). For me, there is no doubt they are the best amps I have ever had in my system.

I have found any speaker cable that has anything but minimal insulation coating will cause dielectric polluting of the signal. Also, I am a fast non-upsampling convert. Preamps with a strong power supply do better.

This is a new technology, and that applies to all digital, and class D amps. It requires a rethink of system priorities to bring out the best. The potential is there.

Art, I imagine you forgot my speakers have an impedance of eight tenths of an ohm. One H2O owning fellow I know is trying out his on new ultra light ribbons at .4 ohms, and likes very much what he is hearing.

Unsound, you may have a good point. Apogees have historically been known as downward tilting sounding speakers, especially the Scintilla.

However, "bright" is a symptom I can't abide. I detest any sort of distortion. My speaker's highs are as sweet as a soft center Sees candy.

Currient11, Enjoy your Soundlabs. If there is anything I have learned, there are many avenues to enjoyment of music.