Anyone have/ordered the Job 225?

I read one if your other posts again. In it, you say the heatsinks get much hotter the louder you go. I'm wondering if the Job might not like seeing an 84db speaker. I find this hard to believe, though.  I've read that the 225 puts out more power than its 125 w/ch spec says.
Again, I doubt it. I'm just trying to think of any possible scenario here.

George knows I have owned, modified, and built LDR passive units so I know them well. I also know they would be a great match with this amp. Problem is I  a/b'd my DIY preamp against a Tortuga LDR and my active was just more pleasing. I love George's LDR also. However, this was with a different amp and speakers. It may be time to try that comparison again as things have changed. 

My preamp does not send out a spec of DC as I measured one, twice, and even a third time over a span of time. 

I have written  Goldmund and hope to fix the issue myself. 

With my volume control at 9 the music is at 80db at 10:30-11 the music plays at 90db or so average weighted C scale. No real noise to speak of until I get to 11AM and then it starts be become loud. If I play my music under 85-90db all is well. If I turn the volume up to 2 or 3 the noise is quite loud through the speakers with no music playing obviously. I hear a moderate buzz combined with loud hissing. The hissing sounds like tube rush, but I hear none of this with all other amps I have paired with my DIY preamp. 

George, my speaker is 84db and the input impedance on the Job amp is 51k. Amazing sounding amp. I have read that older units had a grounding issue that caused the noises I am having. 

@grannyring...i use an LDR preamp effectively as an attenuator at the Job inputs. the LDR piece is set at a specific level and simply left there. input switching and system gain adjustments in use are still handled by my Modwright preamp. rick schultz made this suggestion when i contacted him to build me a set of his evs ultimate attenuators. works perfectly - DRAMATICALLY reduced the noise floor of my system and enabled me to dial in the system gain such that the VC in my preamp now offers very fine control of overall system gain.

i agree that the 225 is a fantastic sounding amp, but does require some care in implementation for the gain and sensitivity.  once worked out, it's truly excellent.