Time to buy a class D amp?

Has anyone posted this yet $2500  https://thelsagroup.com/products/lsa-amplifiers

Hello niodari,

     Everything you said in your last post makes perfect sense to me.  Even though I've never heard the Merrill Veritas, I consider them one of the best examples of how well class D amps can perform because all of the numerous pro reviews I've read consistently state they are excellent amps regardless of amp type and price.  

     I wasn't willing to verify this at a price tag of $12K/pair but I'm seriously considering it at $5K/pair.  However, I can verify that other class D amps offer very good performance at a much lower price.  I went this route, initially buying a Class D Audio SDS-440-CS stereo amp for $630.  This was my first D amp and I was stunned by how well this amp performed with my Magnepan 2.7QR speakers, better in all aspects than the high current class AB McCormack and Aragon amps I'd previously used that I had paid over $2K each for.  It was also about 1/3rd the size and weight, ran much cooler and sipped, rather than gulped, electricity.
     For the past 5 years, I've been using D-Sonic M3-600-M monoblocks($2,100/pair new) on my Magnepans and have been very pleased.  They're very powerful (600w@ 8 ohms, 1,200w@ 4 ohms and, I believe, stable down to 2 ohms), have great bass, powerful dynamics and a detailed but very smooth midrange and treble that I never perceive as bright or harsh.  I bought these with a 28 day free in-home trial period, they sounded very good to me right out of the box and I never considered returning them.  I did notice an occasional brightness on the upper treble but this completely disappeared over during the first few months of usage.
     I believe the D-Sonic amps should be on your short list of class D amps to audition along with the Cherry models.  If you can wait a few months, Red Dragon has stated they'll be introducing an all new lineup of stereo and monoblock amps by the end of the year.  I haven't heard of any details about their new amp lineup yet but suspect these may be good candidates for you to audition, too.


Good luck,
  Tim

Guys, perhaps, "time to buy a class D amp" is closing up... :)

Interesting developments in class D, did not think there are so many (new) brands producing class D amps listed in this thread, e.g.,  the last one, Voyager GAN 200 power amplifier at $2500 looks interesting (I think they could have a better ratio performance/price than Merrill amps). Their serial production is planed to begin this December, as Walter Liederman has notified. 

Tim, I am keen to audition D-Sonic amps (unfortunately, they are not so flexible in sending their stuff to Mexico where I am currently living). I am not sure about Red Dragon as they (S500) seem to be not so  tolerate with low impedance speakers (one below 4 ohms, see an earlier post in this thread), don't know about their new series amps that will be released soon.  Let us keep each other informed. 

Cheers

Nodari

niodari 
I am not sure about Red Dragon as they (S500) seem to be not so tolerate with low impedance speakers

Not just Red Dragon, look at any Stereophile lab test on class-D for 2ohm loading and they either. 
1:switch off and go into protection. 
2:or they don't even bother to test them because they go unstable. 
3: or their performance is very average and actually go down (have less) in total watts with 2ohms compared to 4ohms. When they should if strong with good current ability go higher by at least 1.5 x's compared to 4ohms wattage.

Cheers George