[R. Daneel]

I don’t think that I am the one who needs to be educated.
Also, you refer to me as being negative when all I have done is to quote you. Maybe you should get a job at Bryston, possibly in marketing.  You seem to know better what products they should be offering. If only they had your guidance.

Sarcasm would serve you far better if you used it properly and to full effect. I work for an excellent company and I am not looking to move to Canada - too cold.

As for "education", a cousin of mine, a renowned neurosurgeon in my country, director of the University hospital and the Medical college dean said just before he passed that he regrets not having a chance to learn more, because there is still so much that remains. That came from a person with a genius-level IQ of 156.

So, it really does amuse me mightily to hear someone say they needn't be educated when in fact we all do, some less so, some more.

However, I have now spent all the time I can spare and will leave you to your routine. Watch the slippery slope!

Cheers - Antun

[NIGHTFALL1970]

I used to cringe when I heard the words Class D. I had never heard them before, but read several times (including this forum) that class D was soulless, lifeless and “not musical “. So I avoided it. One day I read on this forum that someone had multiple A/B amps over the years that were huge $$$. Then they tried a class D amp and were blown away! He brought it to all his audiophile friends houses and tried it there. Every one of them switched to class D. I couldn’t believe it. So I started reading about class D amps and watching YT videos on them. I decided to try one and a single stereo class D amp sounded more refined and clearer than my A/B monoblocks that cost 3500.00! Bass was a lot better and tighter. I could hear details that I never heard before. I liked the amp so much that I purchased the monoblocks. What class D amps have you heard that you didn’t like? There are different levels to everything. Maybe class D amps have only improved recently? 6 months ago I would never have considered one. Now I don’t want to use anything else.