Your Opinion of Coda CSiB Integrated Amplifier?

@fastcat95 I owned CSiB V1 and used it to drive my Wilson Sabrina speakers, which are a notoriously difficult load dipping into 2ohms. No issues. It’s a great amp and I would highly recommend it.
The sound signature is fairly neutral, slightly cool. Never harsh. Excellent details, fast and articulate bass. Grainless and very clear mids. It’s very musical. Great value under $10,000 and can compete with separates. Go for it. 

audphile 1:

Thanks for the input!  By describing the CSiB as slightly cool, do you mean in absolute terms, or relative to your preferences on the scale of warm to cool?

How would you describe the higher frequencies?

Many Thanks!

The characteristics described above about the Coda sound similar to good Class D.

FWIW, I replaced a perfectly good class d purifi eigentakt amp (NAD M33) with the CSiB v2 and there is no comparison.  The M33 was accurate and polite/boring. Overall, the sonics were, to pick a word, subdued. (Of course the pretty poor BlueSound streamer module and the ESS DAC implementation may have been more to blame.)

On the whole, I’d echo @audphile1 ’s description, and with much more grip, drive and life-like sound than the M33.  Ultimately, however, with my other equipment and speakers, though I felt like it wasn’t giving enough warmth and flesh on the bones.  In a couple weeks, #OP,  if you can wait that long and don’t mind that it’s V2 (250 wpc with Class A for the first 12), TMR will have a pristine, 6-month old black model on their site. I am sorry to part with it because it is beautifully made, but just not the right device for me/my room.  

@fastcat95 there are no absolutes in this hobby ;)

To me, It leans cool overall. It’s very slight and easy to balance out. 
As I mentioned in my earlier post the bass is fast and articulate, it has crystalline clarity in the mids but it’s not analytical or cold, extended and airy treble. 

I bought CSiB when I had Pass X260.8 mono amps with XP-22 dual chassis preamp. I sold the Pass separates. Yes there were things Pass did better but the Coda was more expressive and engaging vs the laid back and warm Pass. 
Few weeks in, I bought a Boulder 866 (absolutely love it). My friend bought the CSiB from me so I still get to hear it in his system.