Your Opinion of Coda CSiB Integrated Amplifier?

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. 
 

@slaw i should clarify that one thing I was trying, but see that I failed entirely, to say is, as @atmasphere has said repeated and @hilde45 did a whole amazing series of posts on recently, D amps do not all sound the same. I have a class D Gato DIA 400S in my bedroom system (Pascal module) and it sounds nothing like my M33 did. It is a touch warmer in tone than the CSiB, but maybe a touch less resolving.  Both excellent amps, both excellent with my Joseph Audio Perspectives. The Gato is more pleasing to me than the M33 was, and all 3 are pretty different.  

I thought the Coda CSIB sounded better in my system than Pass 250.8 and a two piece XP-22 pre. This was driving my Harbeth 40.2 Anni's.

Its a terrific Integrated. Audiophile 1 has had extremely high end systems, and he raves about this Integrated.