Competitive class D amp suggestions

Jeff Rowland Model 125. A friend just purchased a pair for his Maggie's and loves them.

for you to say that the peachtree is far behind the purifi is kinda ridiculous - this has not been my experience - at least compared to the nad purifi. i thought what sounds better in the long term  - is the most important criteria - 

Thanks everybody for your comments and passion to class D amps, a challenging alternative way of sound reproduction. 

Analyzing your suggestions, if i am not mistaken, Jeff Rowland Model 125 is ICE Powered. Since I already had an ICE Powered amp, this might not be an attractive option for  me (given that this amp not cheap, perhaps just good-looking). 

Peachtree GAN 400 can be an interesting choice. I have emailed them a few days ago, did not get an answer (not a nice way to "answer" questions). Then i called them. They say that  they do not ship outside US or something similar (a bit inflexible answer, i would say). Orchard Audio GaN mono blocks is an alternative  (also less expensive) option . I just emailed them. 

As to Rogue Hydra and Dragon amps, Hydra's power would be fine for me unless Dragon sounds different. Somebody mentioned AGD Audion monoblocks. Both, Rogue and ADG are hybrid, AGD is about twice more expensive and twice or more times lighter, do they sound better? 

Honestly, I am not too convinced with an idea to combine tubes with SS in one unit. If I want tubes, I go and listen to my tube amps. 

My homework turns out to be not easy -  I may end up with buying nothing.  

Anyways, your further inputs and highly appreciated!

Anyone compare the new Atmasphere class d amps to any other class d? I know it's new but my dealer says Atmasphere is working on their 3rd run of these amps. Atmasphere claims the distortion is a LOT lower than even their OTL amps.

@niodari the AGD amps are not hybrids, they are Class D using GaN devices for output packaged in a "tube". Check them out on there website.