The Devialet site states the following:
What makes a Devialet unique and standing out from any competition is its patenting amplification section ADH (Class A / Class D Hybrid). What you get to hear is the purity of a class A together with the efficiency of a class D. This allows us to have the best of both world.
Secondly, there is a DAC which is an integral part of the amplifier's circuitry and makes it difficult not to use.
Those 2 stages together give us such incredible characteristics such as less than 0.001% THD and less than 0.001 Ohm of output impedance. This alone gives you a damping factor between 6000 and 10000 which is HUGE! That means that the Devialet really holds the speaker. This results in a very precise sound stage and extremely well defined basses.
I buy 0 AWG on eBay for less than $2 per foot ( 1/0 AWG Gauge Copper Wire Cable, Super Vu-Tron Type W 2000V Heavy Duty with a flexible rubber sheath welding cable). I prefer the "Welding Cable" with a rubber insulation since it is more flexible. The strands are of a higher gauge. I have tried "Power Supply Wiring" 0 AWG made with lower gauge strands and vinyl sheath. It is much more difficult to work with as it not as flexible. I noticed no difference in sound.
Are you confident that your calculations apply to Magnepan speakers? My experience so far suggests they do.
Thanks for your patience and help.
All good wishes,
J