Hi Peter,
Thanks for the feedback on the T-amp. One of the technical reservations that has been exressed by some experts on the use of wide-bandwidth digital amplifiers is they may not necessarily have 0 ohms output impedance, like a conventional analog solid-state amp. As such, a digital amplifier's output impedance could interact with the speaker impedance curve in the same manner as some tube amplifiers, causing frequency-response errors.
And with such low output, as has been pointed out, the distortion characteristics would increase as the amp approached clipping. "Sonic Impact" with 10 watts per channel seems a contradiction in terms.
Regards,
