Just as the topic says...
What are you using in your systems ?
What are you using in your systems ?
That's simply because, assuming competent design and ignoring extra features such as built-in signal processing, efficiency is the only attribute on which they can differ!Modern electronics aren't always developed with superior performance being the #1 goal. Full range class D amps are never touted as superior amplifiers in any way other than efficiency.
Size.Assuming I don't care about 60% efficient vs. 70% (I don't), what else makes a class a/b amp an "antique"?
If that's true, I would assume it's simply a matter of Jello rating their product with a modicum of precision and accuracy, and others doing otherwise. Either because they're technically incompetent or because they know what they're doing but intentionally choose inaccurate ratings for propaganda purposes. (There is a third option: they know how to measure things, but their production is very inconsistent from unit to unit, so they go with a worst-case scenario rating.) I instinctively prefer the more honest, competent, and serious firm...TRU amps rated the same power as JL's always seem to be "stronger".