I don't mean to stir up trouble or acrimony, but I've have some comments about this and other amplifier measurements.
I'm not so 8nterested in how an amplifier performs at 5 watts. To me, that's not much usable power. I'm more interested in how it performs at 50 or 100 watts, if it is rated to that wattage, and from 20 to 20khz. That, for me, determines the real capability and performance of that amplifier.
Now, this amplifier does indeed perform pretty well up to about 100 watts and a little beyond depending on impedance. But it only has about 60 dB of distortion at that level. That's not bad, but I woudn't say it's fabulous. It doesn't have 90db in distortion at that level.
To me, a Sony 2-channel receiver (Not their AV receivers, which won't do it because of transformer saturation), that produces .05 percent distortion at 75 watts from 20-20khz, for $212 is great value.