Skerdi, note that this isn't actually a digital amp; it's a class D(the D doesn't stand for digital; it's simply the next amp class after C) switching amplifier. The Stereo Times review contains almost no specs or other technical info, just the usual nonsense about sound characterisics, which shouldn't be taken seriously. The basic principles in judging all amplifiers apply equally to class D units such as this; if it has a flat 20-20KHz frequency response with inaudibly low noise and distortion it amplifies transparently and has no sound characteristic. Looking at the NuForce site, the specs do in fact meet those requirements. Someone looking for an extremely small and low weight unit could consider this, although $800 is a bit pricey for a 100 watt mono amp.
