Friend has the Outlaw receiver. It has been surprisingly good in reliability and sound especially for $900. He bought it to replace an old NAD integrated. It is driving some dynaudio monitors and previously drove Roger's LS3/5 A 15ohm model. I think it is better quality than lots of $1500 units. Class AB not D. I am not a lover of it's vintage look but have considered it for a backup unit as it sounds way better than it looks and costs. I belive it has a trial period program too. It's direct to consumer.
Yamaha RN-2000a
I'm looking to replace my MAC6700 receiver with something that sounds as good, but is a bit more reliable. (I could insert a paragraph here about my McIntosh experiences but that's not the purpose of this post). I've always preferred the integrated approach to hi-fidelity, but the selection of really good receivers that can be purchased new is pretty thin. I still listen to FM and currently use a laptop as a music/streaming server. I also have my TV and Beogram turntable attached, so the MAC is really the center of my system. I've looked at NAD, but I'm a bit old-school and prefer not to go class-D. The Yamaha RN-2000a is about the only thing left that I can find. I'd like to hear of any experiences good or bad that folks on this forum might have had with this unit. Also, if someone knows a viable alternative, I'm happy to learn about it. Best to all.