I am in print

[HiFiFan]

Well it is just a vague reference to me in part of one line in the article – where he talks about the amps being well travelled, and it is factually incorrect but I’ll take it. I have been eagerly awaiting this review. These are the actual units I had for my home audition. I posted them on (paid for by MerrillAudio) to the StereoMojo reviewer in mid/late November after I had finished my home audition with them so it is interesting to read a professional reviewers opinion of the exact same units.
http://stereomojo.com/Merrill%20Vertita ... Review.htm

[Diapason]

That's quite the review, I'd really love to hear them.

(You're in Hawaii...?)

[HiFiFan]

That's quite the review, I'd really love to hear them.

(You're in Hawaii...?)

There are quite a few reviews floating around now. Dagogo, positive feedback, confessions of a parttime audiophile (love that term) etc. All say essentially the same things and from my experience I agree with them. Amps need about 200 hours from new to get 95% broken in and about 200 more to be fully there. The ones in the StereoMojo review/my home audition ones already had > 2000 hours on them.

My wife and I moved from Ireland to Hawaii (the Big Island) just over 8 years ago - my mother in law is visiting at the moment.

[jkeny]

I holidayed in Maui about 20 years ago - fell in love with the place - picture perfect & weather perfect - never got to the big island.
Stopped in San Fran on the way back & it assaulted the senses after the island idyll
I envy you!!