aolmrd1241,
I and many other class D fans, as well as many professional audio reviewers,. consider the Merrill Audio Veritas monoblocks one of the finest amps utilizing current class D technology.
The fact that you cannot detect any shortcomings in their excellent sonic performance is surprising to exactly nobody, perhaps not even to georgehifi. I've been using a pair of D-Sonic M3-600-M monoblocks, that I and others would likely classify as good quality that are priced at about 20%of the Veritas, in my system for over 3 yrs now and even I have also completely failed to detect any sonic shortcomings that georgehifi has so vaguely described and insists exist.
Georgehifi has been spewing class D disinformation for years now on multiple audio forums without any supporting research results, information or even anecdotal examples.
It's highly suspected that he has very little to no experience listening to good class D amps, since it's the only explanation for his obviously ignorant theories, statements and comments concerning class D.
Fortunately, clueless anti-class D propaganda has zero affect on those of us who have experienced the truth.
I agree that the newer and faster GaN transistors may allow class D performance to get even better. Interesting times for audio.
Enjoy,
Tim
I and many other class D fans, as well as many professional audio reviewers,. consider the Merrill Audio Veritas monoblocks one of the finest amps utilizing current class D technology.
The fact that you cannot detect any shortcomings in their excellent sonic performance is surprising to exactly nobody, perhaps not even to georgehifi. I've been using a pair of D-Sonic M3-600-M monoblocks, that I and others would likely classify as good quality that are priced at about 20%of the Veritas, in my system for over 3 yrs now and even I have also completely failed to detect any sonic shortcomings that georgehifi has so vaguely described and insists exist.
Georgehifi has been spewing class D disinformation for years now on multiple audio forums without any supporting research results, information or even anecdotal examples.
It's highly suspected that he has very little to no experience listening to good class D amps, since it's the only explanation for his obviously ignorant theories, statements and comments concerning class D.
Fortunately, clueless anti-class D propaganda has zero affect on those of us who have experienced the truth.
I agree that the newer and faster GaN transistors may allow class D performance to get even better. Interesting times for audio.
Enjoy,
Tim