Ever notice that most amp makers don't publish slew rates. Perhaps because so many are so low. The Hafler 9505 (250w x 2) has a higher slew rate (150 v/us vs. 60 v/us) than any Bryston. The Anthem amps are quite low.
Solid state design options...
What are the importance (to you) of these design options:
1. Zero Global Feedback
2. Fully Balanced Architectrure
3. Output Class (A vs. A/B)
4. Capacitance / Instantaneous Current Delivery
5. Dampening Factor
Any other ones that should be put into the mix for discussion?
I've been doing some reading where pundants claim these are very important considerations, and some who say they are nothing more than marketing gimmicks.
Thoughts?
I know...You should listen to the amps and let your ears guide you. That is a given, so those replies are not needed.
1. Zero Global Feedback
2. Fully Balanced Architectrure
3. Output Class (A vs. A/B)
4. Capacitance / Instantaneous Current Delivery
5. Dampening Factor
Any other ones that should be put into the mix for discussion?
I've been doing some reading where pundants claim these are very important considerations, and some who say they are nothing more than marketing gimmicks.
Thoughts?
I know...You should listen to the amps and let your ears guide you. That is a given, so those replies are not needed.