Class D amps that are superior to all or most?

In the under 10K category, clearly the current winners are the AGD Audion monoblocks.

What's coming this year in GaN engineering?  Looking forward to the eventual release of the LSA Voyager (aka "Godot") amp, and to atmasphere's class D circlotron monoblocks.

The other GaN amps currently out that nobody's mentioned are the Orchard Starkrimsons.

It strikes me that the one other contender not yet mentioned in this thread is the LKV Veros PWR+.
https://www.lkvresearch.com/lkv-veros-power-plus.html
It's been very well reviewed, but I don't know how many units are out there in the field.

Oh SO "blah".

"Sound quality and music enjoyment–wise, the LKV Research Veros PWR+ amplifier sits on a higher mountain than any other class-D amp I've encountered. It seems like Bill Hutchins made a slew of listening-inspired design decisions which, in concert, led to this extraordinarily natural-sounding power amp. I will be surprised if it measures super-low THD-wise, but, rest assured, I smiled contentedly every minute it was playing music in my room."

"Today, most commercial loudspeakers feature reactive, low-impedance loads. Why? Because watts are cheap? Unfortunately, cheap watts often sound like crap watts. Fortunately, Bill's watts sound like limitless, sensual, tactile, luxury class-A watts. On the speakers I used, the Veros PWR+ put minnows, crappies, and my favorites, bass and catfish, into the once-empty class-D pond. Gleefully recommended."

@mapman   No love for these?
https://orchardaudio.com/shop/ols/products/bsc-mplfr

There's also a 2-channel version.
https://destinationhifi.com/products/legacy-audio-i-v2-stereo-amplifier?variant=31916144525452

Coda used to make Legacy's amps; I wonder who's making these.

I'm still confused.  Legacy makes a whole family of these amps, from the Legacy i-V1 through to the i-V8, offering one through eight channels of amplification.  Can the i-V4 be bridged to 2-channel output?  Or?