S888Wheel a écrit :
To the end user if the amp is anything but "straight wire with
gain" then it's poorly designed regardless of topology. By
definition ampfliers should not add anything other than gain.



Main Entry: am·pli·fi·er
Pronunciation: 'am-pl&-"fI(-&)r
Function: noun
Date: 1542
: one that amplifies; specifically : an electronic device (as in a stereo
system) for amplifying voltage, current, or power

The definition doesn't really talk about not adding distortion. Of course every
amplifier does add distortion. If something does not do what the designer
intends it to do then it is poorly designed. If an amplifier adds audible
distortion but the designer likes the results the amplifier is not poorly
designed. You may not like it but it is doing what it was designed to do.

*LOL*
Need a very high IQ to write such stupidities.
You demonstrate that you prefer your very expensive material than the
music you listen on.
What an idiot you are.
You should do like George Middius, focus on what you excel : *troll* and
*troll only*.