does more power=better quality ?

are all output transistors created equal.given the same manufacture, mode...etc do they all sound alike?
if not, is it possible to have just one output transistor?

I'm glad someone let me in on the Anarchy thing. I was lost on that for a minute.Actually I'm still not clear on it.:-)

Going from a listening stand point. I've always prefered the simpler designed amplifiers. The sound was always more open and transparent too me. I equate this with less is better in the signal path. Easily heard not necessarily on a expensive system but on a simple system with fewer bottle necks. Will 6 wpc do it for everyone ..no it won't.

But it works wonders for me. Hearing the difference in cables,sources and other components has never been easier to do.

Oh and yes there are amplifiers with single output transistors. Mine has no output transistors as far as I know. Atleast not the traditional ones like mosfets or bipolars.

"More transistor rush / more tube rush"

What on earth are you talking about?

No, multiple devices don't need to be trimmed, although it helps to make sure that one device doesn't hog all the current. That is what all those nasty resistors are there for: to minimise those effects for guys to lazy to spend a few pennies to match them.

BTW.......there is an optimum value for the voltage drop across those resistors, but that is way off topic.

...of countinous power with minimal distortions throughout an audiable freequency bandwidth preferably including subharmonic and ultrasonic areas as well.

People who have Magneplanar speakers, and people who have Lowther speakers know the answer to this question. YES, and NO, and both are correct.