Quantitatively I was able to get outputs of 2.5mv and 3.5mv to the left and right channels without any massive imbalance, which is far better than the imbalance between 30mv and 4mv

I powered it up and the right channel shorted out.

right channel failed already only bass comes out

This explained why much, much more sound was coming out of the left channel than the right channel

multi-channel amps, integrated amps, home theater receivers, subwoofer amps, and a digital tripath amp,This amp truly impresses

works as in passing sound one channel has distortion the other is fine....sux

Not a speaker or wiring issue, since I can swap channels and the same behavior is exhibited for either speaker connected to the right channel of the amp, but the left channel of the amp is fine

right channel failed already only bass comes out

The bigger issue is that at low volumes the output between the left and right channels is severely unbalanced

The right channel just started cutting in and out

Seems that unless I have the volume cranked, the right channel consistently will drop out entirely

Well... After a very short 7 months of limited use (mabey 20 hours total of use) the amplifier now does not function except to produce a loud static sound out of the right channel speaker

After 2 years of light use (5 hours per week), the right channel is now cutting out constantly

but then the right channel

That's also the beauty of it though, and probably the reason it sounds better than the H/K. Modern receivers are so damn complicated as far as circuitry goes

Still works as of now

works as in passing sound one channel has distortion the other is fine....sux