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Update

A couple of updates. First yes, the fan is loud. Loud enough for two amps loud. I tried to slow it down and hush it a bit by adding a resistor to it's wiring but that didn't do much. I'm ordering a quieter fan that looks like a drop in replacement.
I reinstalled some DIY interconnects I used before in place of the Monster M550i IC's and it was quite a nice improvement. Like having a pair of eyeglasses that had gradually become dusty and then you marvel at how clearly you see once they've been properly cleaned.
In the spirit of disclosure, this amp isn't completely stock anymore. I've replaced one of the recommended four caps to upgrade in the amp modules and added bypass caps. I've added bypass caps to the power supply caps, swapped in RCA jacks in place of the 1/4" input jacks and added a much beefier powercord with a Rhodium plated plug.

All in all, I'm happy with the amp. So instead of fretting over what could be better, I think it's time for some listening enjoyment. ;^)

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