Class D

Ah, well, I'm starting to have some perspective here. I was unaware - never bothered to care or look - to discover georgehifi is an industry member who sells his own attenuator. Well, NO WONDER there are issues here, and ferocious debates in regard to class D! 

georgehifi, please accept my apology; I thought you were a curmudgeon with a bad attitude toward the industry. You are free, of course, to argue, defend, your product as you see fit.  :) 

I'll recuse myself at this time on further comment on class D in general as compared to other genres of amps. I will have plenty to say about that in the article. I most definitely am checking into an aftermarket fuse for this class D on review. Already spoke with the manufacturer to get info on the value of fuse to acquire.  :) 

I don’t know your DAC, but I hope it has very low output impedance. The NC500 without buffers needs a low impedance source or you will degrade its performance.

Are you blind as well as deaf?

You are free, of course, to argue, defend, your product as you see fit. :)

I don’t have to it speaks for it’s self. Unless ****** like milpai bring for no reason it into a Class-D amplifier thread but to try to cause a fight and you following like a rat up a drain pipe, just like "fusers" do!

I smell another fuser

Good job. Did not know this characteristics of yours. My neighbor also has 2 Vizslas.

People, shillers and manufactures saying Class-D already great and is better than the best linear amps, which it’s far from yet.

Ignore them and move on.

you are a **** why bring that up if you know the answer already.

To make people aware of your agenda and why your keep barking. But your smelling characteristic is something that you should use to search for people with COVID. That way you can stop the spread.

But no need, I go direct into my Class-D’s from my dac

That's what I thought, but wanted to confirm. 

@douglas_schroeder 
You might not be aware that georghifi is also a big A-SO (anti-snake oiler). In fact he might be the biggest A-SO in the industry, from down under. That's how he smells people :-) 

You are free, of course, to argue, defend, your product as you see fit.  :)

It's called fierce arguments that are futile. But I am a bit disappointed in his response to my post. I was expecting him to call me sunshine. I like it when he tries to defend by calling people names. It will get funny from here.

Is it too much to ask that we stay on topic?!
Stop baiting George and, George, stop taking the bait.
Geez!!!