celander OP
Why not be helpful
If you don’t want to contribute your listening impressions, then that is your prerogative. And nobody is asking you to endorse or demean any manufacturer.
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So why is he saying it?? other motives??.
GaN-based Class D power amps
celander OP +1 So why is he saying it?? other motives??. |
One can go and listen to the GaN technology smaller Merrill Element 116 at the Florida Audio Expo. " Heard: Muraudio Electrostatic speakers ($15,000/pair); Merrill Audio's Element 116 monoblock amplifiers ($22,000/pair) with Gallium Nitride transistors and zero feedback, Christine Reference preamplifier ($12,400), and ANAP cabling; and Aurender N10 music server ($8000), with EMM Labs DAC2X ($15,500) and GIK room treatments." https://www.stereophile.com/content/hearing-it-it-tampa Cheers George |
The Lyngdorf is not GaN. Saw this on Widescreen Review, “ The output section of the MXA-8400 is a completely new electrical Lyngdorf Audio design based on the optimal use of NFB in audio amplifiers. NFB is an arrangement in which an amplifier is made to respond to a fraction of its own output signal in opposite phase in addition to the normal input signal. It effectively reduces distortion and increases linearity.” |
I thought it was a taboo to use negative feedback in a class D design. But then again, I am not so certain that this Lyngdorf amp is a class D amp in the first place. See this post in the link below from one of the principal designers: https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/class-d/333672-breakthrough-dd-amplifier-3.html |