Hi AnthonyWe have now had the opportunity of carrying out extensive listening test with your NXV202ps modules and pleased to say this performs extremely well on a wide range of different genre of music, but seems to be quite ruthless in sorting out the poor recordings from good ones. We felt that the bass was particularly well presented and is well extended. The mid and high range is equally good with excellent clarity and detail. Female voices show no hint of sibilance and the dead quiet background is impressive - even though the module was bread boarded with no special attention given to the layout of the connecting or signal wires.We compared this to a Parasound 300W/ channel class A power amp and would say the NXV202ps is certainly up there and in certain areas exceeds the performance of this behemoth.The other comparison was conducted vs our Glowmaster KT88 65W...

Dear Anthony,We have a shoot out between the UcD180AD vs Pass-Lab Mini Aleph vs nxV200, all DIY amps driving a pair of Coral Flat 8. nvX200 sounding to best to 2 of us, more "weight", details and very good soundstage, it is really a good amp!Regards,Khiew Chung WahEngineerMidas | Klark Teknik | Clair Brothers Audio Systems

Hi Anthony...An little update : For 2 days ago, we made a battle between an Nelson Pass XA30.5 and my Nvx300 with Smps dual mono supply, all 3 of us did choose the Nxv300, more powerfull/dynamic, midrange was more clear and defined, but the top was even more detailed and still as friendly sounded as the Pass, indeed very impressing...We where all very surprised, and i'm a very happy man.......Regards Michael.Just listened to my new NXV 500 R2 . Its amazing -- sounds wonderful. Much better than the earlier modules. Has the missing warmth in lower midrange upper bass. Transparens is so much better also. This amps is way better than the NCore 400 I made for a friend some weeks ago. The N Core 400 sounds like a clock radio compared to this.Erlend Sæterdal, Denmark