I actually would like to hear it. This is an interesting technology that needs a decade or two of development. Bruno Putzey himself acknowledges the potential, but given the current state of the art he will continue with silicon in his designs. He is at the ragged edge of Class D and having wrestled with the design ever since UcD and making it incredibly well measuring and sounding (in addition to being light, cool, simple and cost effective) he is probably right in sticking to silicon for now.
When GaN performs better than Purifi I will switch. But with all those caveats I can see the potential. And because I'm inquisitive I would like to listen to it with different speakers whose impedance curves I already know and see the results.
I won't switch (at least not now) but for new technologies to mature they need early adopters, so more power to you, guys!