Do Spectron Amps have faulty switching modulators?

Another dumb unsubstantiated rumor.

Consider the source here folks.

Actually ignore the source.

Audiofeil. I am not out to trash Spectron and like most,
am well aware of their history since 1974. I am not a dealer or related to any company. One of the sources is a former Spectron retail dealer out of New York who dropped the line two years ago. I just wanted to confirm his statement and check it out. The answers to my question confirms these statements are indeed rumors and I will move forward with full confidence and purchase the Amp.
No need to make a snap judgment just because I question
a switching device.

ID means Internet Direct....caused ill feelings by dealers... and people who bought from a dealer at a much higher price.

Did you contact Spectron before initiating this thread?

Seems to me that would have been the more prudent route.

Had you done that without a response this thread may have been better justified.

Manufactuers' reputations can be unfairly and/or unnecessarily damaged by irresponsible threads such as this.

IMO

Audiofeil,
Prudent? Definitely not without also checking with other users.
How often does a manufacturer NOT come clean on a systemic issue until his back is against the wall - think of all the auto recalls for a few examples. And then ONLY MAYBE!
I personally know of an audio mfr that was replacing power harnesses like crazy on one of their products years ago but never did they "admit" to a problem.
OTOH, a "former" dealer is hardly the definitive voice since most of the time the decision to drop a line (or, in this case, being dropped) has NOTHING to do with sound quality, design quality or build quality.
So a prudent audiophile should check all avenues (users, mfr. and dealers (past (with a BIG grain of salt) and present) before coming to a conclusion.