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Gryphon vs. D'Agostino
As you already know George these Dan D'Agostino amps replaced the ARC Reference 250 SE tube amps which indeed sounded great on everything even old bright discs but could not drive the Maxx 3’s to the levels I have obtained with the Progression... 
Gryphon vs. D'Agostino
I’m not debating that the D’Agostino’s sound great, they do, and are fantastic amps.But I’m stating your post of these doubling figures cannot be correct. If they were 5-10% of doubling there’d be no issue, as there are losses and these figures yo... 
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You two really need to update your semiconductor knowledge. Upvoted by, MSEE Electrical Engineering & Circuit and System, Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (2015) and M.S Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California (201... 
Why do many discussions about sonic performance disintegrate into technical discusions?
Without technical reasons as well as subjective reasons for X vs Y, then the BS will flow unquestioned, and then that would be a voodoo forum. When posters ask for advise for a problem or choice on something, I think it only helpful to give them n... 
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I just can’t stand seeing BS put up, and have to give the truth. There is no such thing as an amp that can double it’s wattage the way he quoted. And if you believe Mosfets can do current better than BJT’s then your just as bad. As far as Ralph he... 
Gryphon vs. D'Agostino
bar81, let me tell you 100%, no amp in can double it's impedance as you showed from 8 to 4 to 2ohms below. It's impossible as there are many losses. It would be like having perpetual motion which is a dream.  D'Ag does exactly the same thing. My ... 
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MOSFET amps that will deliver massive current all day long. Of course they can, but the same done with BJT's (Bi-Polars)  will do even more, you clearly need to do some homework on this, as your not as knowledgeable as you think you are. I don'... 
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We're talking current delivery, and BJT's (bi-polars) will do current better than mosfets can. Ask the current amp kings EG: Krell, Gryphon ect why they use BJT's, and they don't have problems with thermal runway, because they are good designers, ... 
Gryphon vs. D'Agostino
You are confused. No point in pushing this in any further. The M400 more than delivers its rated specs. It's not a debatable point; it's a fact. They don't double down to 2ohms as you first wanted readers to believe, with these figures you p... 
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only BJT's can deliver current. More current, not only. I’m over you, you’re really showing your ignorance now, good luck and goodbye.  
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Forgive me if I'm not interested Your forgiven, the day will come for you, till then you'll just have to live with what you have, because in your own words, you have not known any better.Cheers George  
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kosst_amojanWhy do you keep assuming I've used a passive? I never have and I never will. Really!!! now this is a laugh, from statements like this below. kosst_amojanCan we clear something up? All passives basically suck. You really need to, w... 
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Oh? You think 10kOhm is a great impedance for a source to be looking at? 99% of sources, Yes, Yes and Yes again, unless you have a tube source with massively high unacceptable 3kohm'ish output impedance. Just don't tell me how uncolored they ... 
Gryphon vs. D'Agostino
Here are the actual independent tested results of the D'Agostino's amps405W into 8 ohms640W into 4 ohms 1115w into 2 ohmsNot doubling as manufacturer specs want you to believe above, but still every respectable, for an idea of current ability. ... 
A "primer" on soldering...
https://www.kitronik.co.uk/blog/how-to-solder-in-ten-easy-steps/Cheers George