satkinsn wrote: > So here's a question: the company that developed the T amp went under a > decade ago. > > Where are all the "class T" chips coming from in 2017? Checking the web > site of Cirrus Logic, which bought the intellectual property of Tripath, > shows no sign of the chips being available new. > > And yes, they're pretty wonderful. I have a few of them, most especially > the Trends Audio 10.1, which was 'an audiophile darling several years > ago' (http://www.tnt-audio.com/ampli/trends_ta10_e.html). I use it in my > basement system, where it drives a pair of PSB B25s reasonably well. > > s.
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