I feel it is unfortunate, in several different ways, that my comment in this thread is my first on this forum... and I feel guilty resurrecting it to post here (though clearly not enough to stop myself). That being said, I arrived here due to some interest in commercial implementations of Hypex amps as part of researching the alternatives to just ordering the DIY kits and making my own. Though I own a decent soldering station... we're not on speaking terms recently.
Despite the thoroughly embarrassing conduct displayed (by what I previously believed was a cute dog of above average intelligence) I feel the discussions (outside the personal attacks) were actually like a
breath of fresh air - when compared to many heated discussions on other, more
subjective, audio forums.
@amirm: In addition to the valuable testing/reviews - you have my awe and respect for the manner in which you continually attempted to steer an obviously derailed train back to it's tracks. Even more so for expressing regret at losing the member... who clearly is not interested in contributing much of anything beyond vitriol.
Although I certainly have no intention of 'stirring the pot', nor am I an attorney, nor even did I stay at a Holiday Inn (express or otherwise) - I did want to impart what I thought were two valuable lessons that I gleaned from the discussion:
Lesson 1: Don't ever have dinner at Samoyed's house...
especially during the holidays...
Lesson 2: A lawyer is a person that is occasionally necessary, rarely useful, and never helpful.
But most of all, I learned a few things regarding both the law and about RF interference and Class-D amplifiers - before the rabbit hole opened up in front of me.
Cheers to you all!