the ultra-low distortion 15W class-A amplifier. Since then, that amplifier has become our benchmark. Its distortion is so low that we had to resort to new procedures to be able to measure it.
Inevitably, soon after the 15W class-A amplifier had been published, we wondered about producing a higher power version. As good as the 15W amplifier is, it is still only 15W and on many types of music, particularly opera and classical piano, it simply does not have enough power. So we thought a 100W version would be really good.
However, we shrank back from the idea of producing a 100W per channel class-A amplifier. After all, the stereo version of the 15W class-A amplifier dissipates about 100 watts at all times. If we produced a 100W stereo version, it would dissipate around 600 to 700 watts at all times. In other words, it would make a good heater for small rooms.
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so 100W is good idea 
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