I bought this Class D amp in the summer off the used market, as I wanted to give one a shot. Its an interesting design based on B&O Ice modules, however the switching power sections of the boards are bypassed and its given a stout analog power supply. Its an interesting amp that outputs 250 WPC, can pass 40A of current, and capable of driving 1 ohms loads like Apogee Scintillia. It is also big and heavy, somewhere shy of 70 pounds, and terribly balanced due to the dual stacked toroidal transformers.
As far as sound goes its an excellent amp, it sounds like a tube amp in the mids and treble but has bass response like a top flight SS amp. It has more shading and subtlety than other inexpensive Class D amps I have heard. The only down side is that its 8K input impedance makes it tough to match a pre amp up with it. It isn't enamored with a Plinius Tautoro I have, which is a TOTL pre that sold for $11K. I have to decide between this amp and the pre, and one of them is going to have to go. Its a tough choice I don't want to make, so I have been putting it off.
Cheers
Mister Pig
Why is the input impedance so low?