LSA Voyager GAN Amplifier

By the way, the research paper you linked shows nothing.  It is not even about .1 versus .00001 distortion static numbers.....which is what Objectivists worship.  It is about adding distortion and clipping on purpose to see how it affects sound.  Come on....you can do better than that.....well, actually not, because there are NO tests about different levels of static measured distortion and sound quality.  If there were, then you guys would be quoted it all the time.

This part of your post is just petty, angry, disrespectful, and inaccurate.

Its just the facts, as I see it...and read it......and it makes you angry because you HAVE to be right.....so you lash out and call me names. Name calling is usually the last defense of the ego. You don’t need your ego. We are all ready beautiful. You don’t have to defend yourself. There is nothing to defend....the ego is an illusion.....created so we can have some fun. Don’t take it so seriously. Love you. Now I am reallly done.....he he. I will not reply to you again. Have a beautiful life.

BTW, the "off the shelf" modules you talk about were listened to and tweaked over a couple year period by various people in the high end community. Check out Mark Shifter’s comments on this (he was one of the main people).  They made it sound the way it does on purpose.....I think they did a very good job.  The measurements were secondary to the listening tests.  And that is just the way it is.  Believe it, or not.  he he...

So, what are you guys listening to this evening? I’m listening to vinyl. Right now - Nirvana - "Unplugged in New York". Sounds pretty darn good, and I’m not even really much of a Nirvana fan.

Peace be with you. And you. And you...

Pink Doughnuts.

how do you ever hope to design products that more than a few people will subjectively like?


 

He doesn't. He doesn't have the knowledge to design a class d amp. He just rides on the coat tails of others.