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RE: Yeah Ive heard this before...

Posted by b.l.zeebub on February 25, 2012 at 12:48:30:
Only their two largest E-series amps are class D, all the others use exactly the same audio circuitry as the MC-series.
What they lack is the rather sophisticated digital control which is only really interesting when you get close to clipping or they get a bit warmer than they should.

The MC750 and MC1250 appear to live on though as Quested AP800 and AP1300.

PS: The bang for the buck was even better as I bought mine s/h: �350 for the MC450, �300 for the MC750 and �100 for the T500. They would have cost about �4000 new in total.