Our Amps are NOT based on Ice Power Modules

We DON'T make amps with Ice Power modules! I replied recently to someone's "just another ice power amp" email comment. It takes a lot more amp design experience (20 years for me) to design high performance, high efficiency, high power amps from the ground up than to put off-the-shelf modules in a box with a power supply. Something like 90% of the digital amps out there are like that, so we're special. We designed the guts. We build the guts. We are the guts.

Digital Amplifier Company amps are built with proprietary patented technology that took more than 10 years to develop. It's a novel approach to modulation and control that allows closer-to-the-rails output swing while holding noise down as far as 120dB from max output. Really low THD is also possible with this technology, down to 0.0006% on the bench.

We are customer centric because we appreciate having the privilege of serving them. They are the reason we exist, and there's nothing quite like having customers repeatedly tell you that your design is the best they have ever heard. That makes all the hard work that goes into each amp well worth it. Thanks again.

INTRO

I'm the founder of Digital Amplifier Company.

On our web site, we explain that we don't go to trade shows or pay for standard print or web advertising. Do you have any thoughts on this?

This post is to get feedback about our products. If you have auditioned or purchased either of our current products, please give us a shout.

This post is to get feedback about our products. If you have auditioned or purchased either of our current products, please give us a shout. The DAC4800A is a 1000W amp and the Cherry is a 1200W amp. They are both 2-channel units and have very respectable specs (<0.009% distortion, near 120dB SNR). Some have said that our amps are the best they have ever heard regardless of price. Reviews are posted on our site and on Amazon.com (we sell there too).

Please let us know if you have heard one of our amps or if you have visited our web site (www.DigitalAmp.com). I'd like to get some feedback ASAP, especially concerning comparisons with other high end amps. We plan to introduce some new stuff soon as well.

I'm offering my expertise regarding digital (Class-D) amps since I have been designing them since the mid 1980s. If you have questions about these designs, let me know, and I'll try and answer them.

If you are only a casual music listener who thinks low bit rate MP3s on your iPod are the best in audio, please refrain from commenting!

Thanks very much.