Class A amplifiers - which are considered the best

Have not heard a lot of those mentioned but heard and bought the Wyetech 211 M and have not heard the like but am open to.

If you like pure Class A solid state, these Mark Levinson ML2 monoblocks are it if you can find a pair, note the amount of heatsinks just for 25 watts of class A (no a/B) and they get HOT!!!. Goes to show that others are stretching a long bow when they quote class a figures with pitiful heatsinks and quotes of 100 watts of class A. What they're really saying is a small amount of class A up to a point then class b the rest of the way.
Have a look at these beauties.
http://www.wtconcept.com/levinsonml2/

Cheers George

"Goes to show that others are stretching a long bow when they quote class a figures"

Amen.

Geoegelohi,

Great job! I am sure it sounds incredible. My next step is building some speakers.

there are a few amps that run Class A up to between 10 and 25 watts before switching to Class A/B. But 25 watts in a 90db efficient speaker is about 103db, which is pretty loud on an average. In fact, at normal listening levels, you might not hit 103db even on peaks or heavy bass notes. Those amps dont use as much power when idling and dont get quite as not. My Dussun V6i, Musical Fidelity M3, Nobis Convigore and Classe 100 all run that way and sound pretty good.