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You've tried other amps and ended with Pass, please discuss

So I'm genuinely curious about this, and I'd like your thoughts.

You: Are a current pass owner who has tried a number of other amps and stuck with Pass.

Please discuss your speakers, your pass and what other amps you feel your current set up bested.

I won't opine, but may ask questions to those who are not specific enough.
One thing I've heard a lot is the terms "refined." I don't know what this means, so if you can compare to other amps with more detail, would appreciate that.
Thanks!

Erik
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georgehifi
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Fishing for dirt again Eric, sooooooooo predicable.

Why do you have it in for Nelson Pass’s amps so much, did one do damage to you financially or in return service work, or do you blame them for the bad sound you may have had at the time.
erik_squires OP
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There's no one more transparently biased than you, @Georgehifi
While I ask questions and respect people's experience, you absolutely can't stand that people are happy with amps you don't like.

Isn't there a happy Class D thread somewhere you need to go get kicked out of again? 
erik_squires OP
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Hey @georgehifi

So lets talk about integrity. Meaning, you have standards you hold others accountable to the same degree you hold yourself to.

You are in every thread about people enjoying Class D and tell them that they can’t be enjoying class D.

OK, cool. So here I am talking Pass and you are upset ... at what exactly? "fishing for dirt?" What does that even mean in audio context? That Pass didn’t pay his taxes?

With the encyclopedia you’ve posted on why no one should claim to enjoy class D, what ethical or moral standard do you think you have to come in here and post about me asking open ended questions?

Lets say you were right, and the point of this thread was to bash Pass. It is not, but even if I was, aren’t you the kettle calling me very very black?

By what right do you have to run around here making people afraid of stating they like a particular thing and also attempting to chastise me for this thread?

Please explain how you square this up, because to me being a person of integrity means having some ability to observe your behavior and holding yourself up to the standards you are claiming for others.

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georgehifi
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You are in every thread about people enjoying Class D
Yes, I do post a lot in others threads on the behavior of Class-D, especially into low impedance loads when I can see they aren't suited to get the best from the speakers..

But unlike you, they are not my threads Eric.

YOU ARE THE OP THAR STARTS THEM UP, and then go out of your way almost begging for others to feed your anxiety problems with Nelson Pass amps with negative reports posts (pills).
golfnutz
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@erik_squires

So lets talk about integrity. Meaning, you have standards you hold others accountable to the same degree you hold yourself to.

You are in every thread about people enjoying PASS LABS and tell them that they can’t be enjoying PASS LABS.

OK, cool. So here I am talking Class D and you are upset ... at what exactly? "fishing for dirt?" What does that even mean in audio context? That Class D didn’t pay his taxes?

With the encyclopedia you’ve posted on why no one should claim to enjoy PASS LABS, what ethical or moral standard do you think you have to come in here and post about me asking open ended questions?

Lets say you were right, and the point of this thread was to bash Class D. It is not, but even if I was, aren’t you the kettle calling me very very black?

By what right do you have to run around here making people afraid of stating they like a particular thing and also attempting to chastise me for this thread?

Please explain how you square this up, because to me being a person of integrity means having some ability to observe your behavior and holding yourself up to the standards you are claiming for others.

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