Erik Y U Gotta Hate!

Low to no negative feedback in an amplifier with high pass above 100 HZ is a brutal unfair advantage

And recognizing that the human ear / brain relationship is way more sensitive to various forms and orders of distortion than others.... makes for IMO an astute designer and a more musical amp :-)

The thread title could use an interrobang.

Who cares what Erik likes or dislikes. It’s his opinion and should have no bearing on what your ears like. He doesn’t like colored amps. It’s like McIntosh, some love them and some hate them. I find Eriks posts hilarious. He definitely knows how to push buttons. Wonder if he related to my wife. 

Maybe my wife also LOL!

timlub
there are plenty of brands that I don’t love.

Do/would you, go out of your way, to single out and start (quite a few now) degrading threads on a manufacturer you don’t like??, like he does with Pass Labs?

To this date Nelson Pass is one of the heralded and praised audio designers this world has known.

I don’t like the "sound of Mosfets" and his later Mosfet designs (understand, Mosfets are much more bomb/idiot proof).
I much prefer his earlier Bi-Polar designs that had far more current available (but can go Chernobyl), but I appreciate totally what he does with the Mosfets.

He’s always used low feedback and sometimes only "local" not "global" feedback in his designs, that’s why he doesn’t get the 0.0001% distortion figures, that "others" get only because of **** loads of feedback around their amps.

Cheers George