Hi KC23,
Sure, the Outlaw 2200 monoblocs are excellent value and lots of customers like them. Other brands that are well-designed and have good quality control include Anthem, Parasound, and Bryston (expensive but you pay up front for the 20-year warranty ).
I'm on the page that a well-designed solid-state amplifier, so long as it has insignificant distortion measurements, doesn't use a lot of negative feedback, has a linear frequency response and isn't driven past its output limits, does not have a "sound" of its own when it's compared to similar amplifiers in a controlled double-blind test.
So far, no-one has demonstrated otherwise to me, and in the amplifier listening tests in which I've participated, I've never heard a particle of difference, even after days of listening comparisons. NOTE: these comments do not apply to any vacuum-tube amplifiers. Those can be all over the map in terms of impedance interactions and non-linear frequency response, which can be quite audible, as well as other anomalies.
Of course, if you want to hear a difference, and you do casual listening tests where you know which brand you're listening to and its price, etc., then of course you will hear a difference, especially if you've paid $10,000 for the amplifier!
