There is something tricky about the way the outlaw monoblocks work -- something about a low power class AB amp plus a high power class "something else" that automatically kicks in as the volume goes up.
Ahh, here we go -- "The Model 200 operates as Class A/B power up to 80 watts, transitioning within 2 microseconds (2 millionths! of a second) to Class G above that. This allows a remarkable combination of signal quality, high power levels, high efficiency, and low operating temperatures without the use of a cooling fan. The transition to Class G is absolutely inaudible, because the 2 microsecond transition lasts about 1/25th the duration of a single cycle of 20 kHz audio. For the Class A/B operation mode the output stage uses four 15-amp bipolar transistors, while the Class G operation employs two 40-amp high-power MOSFETs. "
http://www.gspr.com/outlaw/200.html 
