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Re: ...truly sorry requires a PENANCE

Posted by PeAK on April 15, 2007 at 16:55:47:

I had a chance to listen to one of the early Class D unit put out by Panasonic (recommended by Newform Research for their Ribbon based speakers) and found the amp to almost always sound in control and seemingly never pushed...the thing is that there is an aspect to "high-wire acts" that seems "more appealing" when things are on the verge of being out of control.
PeAK