The new D'Agostino amps are cool-running class AB. Similar to what Nelson Pass did when leaving Threshold, Dan is taking this as an opportunity to go in a new direction, although his comments suggest the new amps will continue to happily drive very low impedances.
D'Agostino Interview
Home theatre geeks just did an interview with Dan about his new company and amp. They've already done interviews with Nelson Pass, Bob Carver, Kevin Voecks, and Mike Fremer. The interviewer on all of these is Scott Wilkinson, who used to write for Stereophile, so they are audiophile-oriented conversations. You can also subscribe to the podcasts, but those are audio only.
One highlight of the D'Agostino interview: Dan was talking to a friend with military connections about cooling solutions, and the method used in the new D'Agostino amp is definitely one way to do it ;)
Other breaking news: Dan says (probably for the first time in public) that Krell amps make many rooms "unmercifully" hot :)
http://twit.tv/htg
One highlight of the D'Agostino interview: Dan was talking to a friend with military connections about cooling solutions, and the method used in the new D'Agostino amp is definitely one way to do it ;)
Other breaking news: Dan says (probably for the first time in public) that Krell amps make many rooms "unmercifully" hot :)
http://twit.tv/htg