Class D

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!!!

Something to keep solidly in mind when reading about how wonderful this or that class D module is that the commentator probably doesn't have even a decent system and his standards are very low. That seems to be the general rule with people praising class D. You'll rarely hear anyone say, for example, they liked this or that module over their old Pass, Mark Levinson, Esoteric, Solution, Gryphon, Boulder, etc, etc. It's also bottom-tier entry level products.

I'm currently evaluating a VTV Purifi, and it's frankly not impressive. I'm not saying horrible, but my Odyssey amps (Stratos, Kismet) are better, and Odyssey is in no way a high-end amp.

Stop baiting George and, George, stop taking the bait.

No bait, just bad info that needs to be corrected.

George is right. He posts a lot of incorrect, unsubstantiated information that he cannot describe or support in his own words. It is a lot of work to keep correcting that.