Yes, I still have my ModWright amp. I'm just about to publish my conclusion on the Thrax review which includes a euro 24.000 pair of 100-watt Mosfet monos. Then you'll see why I haven't let go of the KWA-100SE
After my recent 'odyssey' through a variety of tube preamps including the Thrax, the Octave and the Nagra against my in-house ModWright and TruLife Audio and also the transistor Esoteric C-03 and Bent Audio Tap-X passive, I splurged and bought the Nagra Jazz. So that's now running all my solid-state amps - the SIT1 monos, the Bakoon and the ModWright. With its 50-ohm output impedance, the Nagra plays anything and everything. I can even set the SIT1 to direct-to-transistor mode without the switchable impedance buffer (for tube preamps with high output impedance).
The only reason you don't see the KWA100-SE appear more often in reviews is that I tend to not go after speakers which
need powerful amps (I have a brain fart when it comes to those and think them less than completely smart from a consumer perspective). But for the upcoming Aries Cerat Stentor (88dB, 30-part crossover, sealed 10 woofers with brilliant extension), it'll play a main part because the speaker's bass response gets better control when the ModWright holds the reins...