GaN-based Class D power amps
George, please have the decency, or at least the common sense not to put words in my mouth. I am not in the habit of insinuating. I make my statements deliberately narrowly scoped. I speak only about what I know, and make no speculations about products and/or companies with which I have little familiarity. I urge you to do the same. Please give this entire matter a rest... Let's try to stay on topic, folks. G. |
* The Rowland Continuum S2 integrated sports original Pascal M-Pro2 modules. Rowland does not make use of counterfits. Well sunshine, don’t "insinuate" that the Class-D module in the $10k Continuum 2 is not the same as the one in the $1k Red Dragon, and that it’s counterfeit. http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews2/reddragon/3.html Quote: "Rowland integrated Continuum S2. Red Dragon’s S500 beats with the same heart in a less high-end chassis" |
Back on topic, it would be good to hear from users of the new Merrill GAN amps and their comparisons. Our reference class D being the Mola Mola Kaluga’s at £9,950 per mono pair, expensive enough but much better than other class D amps we have tried and they compare very favourably with some class A amps costing £50k. The new Merrill’s at more than twice the price ought to be better, that would make them very interesting if price is no barrier. Compatibility with a top dac is a concern with the Merrills, it doesn’t look like Merrill has a top flight dac on offer, if I’m not mistaken. The Mola Mola Makua dac works so well with their amps. |
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