The Truth about Modern Class D

1200as1/2 modules have their place, and it isn't in what many consider high end audio. Tweak it as much as you like, it won't help anyone looking for something exceptional. As I've mentioned before, there are just too many people buying them and re-selling after being disappointed with the results. Like anything else, you get what you pay for, and the 1200as1/2 is no different in this regard. They are good value for what they cost ($250.00), but don't expect them to be anything more than that.

Can't see the forest for the trees sunshine, how do you get through life?  

GFi,

put your money where your mouth is and buy the EVS 1200. Then, and only then, would anything you profess, potentially have any value. Alas, you have so convinced yourself that all class D sucks, that you would have to bash it just to save face.

Get a life


To anyone else who has denied themselves the opportunity to hear which of us is telling the truth, it’s your loss.

What more could Ric possibly do than give you a money back guarantee?


I had no way of knowing whether his tweaks would be magical, until/unless I bought it. I did, and I did not return it

$2200 is an absolute bargain in todays world of uber expensive hi end audio amps

Apparently, the GaN Voyager is still going through its development issues. Why? It’s a ground up build, whereas RIc was able to take off the shelf newest IcePower 1200AS2 modules and analyze how they could be improved, and did it. BIG DIFFERENCE


I have owned lots of TOL/SOTA tube equipment, Lector, Musical Reference RM 9, Judd Barber custom OTL amps, Rogue M150s, and lots of SS amps; Parasound A23, NYAL 300 and 600 (yes Im that old), Bell Labs, my favorite being Kinergetics KBA 75 class A, and plenty more that I cannot recall


Additionally, multiple class D amps; PS Audio, W4S, Emerald Physics 100.2 SE monos with upgraded fuses

Ric’s EVS 1200 is the only one that reminds me of the KBA 75