High end Class D amps?

Well, Schroeder's already said he's at 99%.  Hopefully there aren't any shenanigans in the wee hours of the morning just before the article drops. Then there's the issue of whether someone gets to him. You never know... Nelson Pass could put a call into Ray Donovan. 

@nitrobobI have 3 IV2’s.  Each driving a set of Infinity Beta Bass towers. Haven’t listened to them full range yet, but as replacements for Bryston 7B’s have simplified my system and at least matched performance in my current set up. Very happy with Legacy Audio overall.

It’s true... you can’t teach an old @dutchydog new tricks.

That was funny!

Jim2 obviously read my intent of my posts wrong. I am always at 99.99% performance. It's the last .009%, the thousandths, that are tough to improve upon!  ;)

I don't do "wee hours" deals; industry members either call me within my time frame, or they don't reach me. I'm one of those unusual people who turn off the cell phone; I will not be a slave to technology. I have as first principle to avoid as much as possible the politics of the industry.

BTW, two manufacturers over the years attempted "shenanigans"; they were to check for technical errors, and they thought they could rewrite the article as PR piece. I rejected it, the reviews were published as written, and I vowed personally to never review their products again, a promise to self I have kept. 

Had to look up "Ray Donovan"; I do not watch much TV, and a cursory look tells me I could care less about such. I build and enjoy audio systems, often with a good book! Not much more relaxing to me to have a good read  while hearing beautiful music!  :) 

Cloak and dagger type things happening in the industry? Maybe with others; good for them! Let their life be "exciting"! I just do my thing.  :)

Looks this one up... “Lighten up, Francis”. My comment was as much a vague reference to current events as much as anything else. Obviously you like whatever it is you’re listening too and it will be interesting to see what it is. As for the .009%, as for me, I’d chalk that up to humidity and / or strength of the pour.