My amp has no faults

I'm sure there is an amp without faults, but in order to determine which one it might be we would need a perfect speaker. You think?

I can't really fault the bel canto ref1000m amps i use. The only ones i have ever owned i can say that about. The old tandberg came close.

Of course only possible with the right match of speakers.

How do you assess no faults? Maybe my amp has no faults to me, but ask 10 other audiophiles and you'll get 10 different answers.

There is no perfect amp in an objective sense because we have no way to measure perfection.

Or are you just asking if a happy audiophile exists. To that I'd say yes, we meet on the third Saturday of every month in the back seat of my miata...

Mapman gave the kind of answer I'm looking for. Just a general opinion commensurate with your experience over the years. An amp that seems to be "all there" with enabling factors taken for granted. I've listened to a lot of amps over the years and first impressions have always been short lived. The only one that fits this category for me is the Acoustat TNT200 or 120. A pure fet amp that sounds like tubes.