Which Class D Amplifier? PS Audio, Ghent, Nord, Merrill or other???

georgehifi stated:
     " Amps are adjusted and calibrated at the factory for peak performance after a short 1/2-1 hr warm when they've reached operating temperature, even tubes, to say they sound better after hours and hours is a furphy."

furphy?

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A. furphy: An Australian English slang word meaning an erroneous or improbable story that is claimed to be true.

B. furphy: An Australian English slang word describing the sound a down-under cat makes when attempting to cough up a fur ball.

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Batteries not included,
Tim

why would anyone turn off their amps after listening, especially class D amps

Tweak1,
Because some of us have tube preamp sections in our integrated amps.

I can tell you why my amps are Always turned off after each use:
Lightning strikes!  I turn them off by unplugging from the wall.  At $7K its not worth risking damage.  

I lost my entire sound system/ TV/ Digital readout on my Bridgeport mill, and more due to a strike which came in via the main power supply from the street.   This is the second time I have been hit.  The first came in from the grounding system and took out my well pump.