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<blockquote data-quote="Norval" data-source="post: 13317" data-attributes="member: 62"><p>It is really pure class-A yes. All of them, up to the 220W monoblocks. And you're right, it gets hot, even the little 120W version I've got.</p><p></p><p>All their amps have two settings, class-A and class AB. But gets quite hot even in class AB mode. When I asked a bit more about their class-AB setting, it came out that in class-AB the 220W version runs in class-A up to 70W RMS and then goes into class-B. Many Hi-End componies will still refer to this (Maestro's in class AB) as a class-A amp ;D</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Norval, post: 13317, member: 62"] It is really pure class-A yes. All of them, up to the 220W monoblocks. And you're right, it gets hot, even the little 120W version I've got. All their amps have two settings, class-A and class AB. But gets quite hot even in class AB mode. When I asked a bit more about their class-AB setting, it came out that in class-AB the 220W version runs in class-A up to 70W RMS and then goes into class-B. Many Hi-End componies will still refer to this (Maestro's in class AB) as a class-A amp ;D [/QUOTE]
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