[URL]http://www.lcaudio.dk/com/[/URL] [img]http://www.lcaudio.dk/com/predpic1.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.lcaudio.dk/com/predbacks.jpg[/img] [quote][list][*] 2 x 200 Watt RMS in 8 Ohms. [*] 2 x 400 Watt RMS in 4 Ohms. [*] XLR and RCA inputs. [*] WBT Speaker Terminals. [*] DC - 100.000 Hz. [*] 0.02% THD. [*] Max 5 mV DC out (good for electrostatic loudspeakers). [*] Rubycon Black Gate Caps in input and output stages. [*] Eksternal Sync. option for use in multichannel installation. [*] Remote Standby function. [*] Optional 19" Rack Brackets. [*] Review in Hifi4all: The soundstage is cut out in marble, with this wonderful holographic reproduction of the stage with the orchestra, where i enjoy taking a virtual stroll, and gaze at the musicians from different angles. The orchestra is placed with precision that i don't recall having heard in this price range before. Predator SE has fantastic musicality![/list][/quote] Err....that's what I'm building, but it's not quite as neat and tidy and sexy looking :( AFAIK they're using two toroidal xformers (one for each channel) and a much smaller PSU than the V4P one (from LC Audio) that I'm using. The core though - 2 ZAPPulse 2.2SE modules - is the same. They mention external sync option but I don't see it on the back panel but the ZAPPulse modules do have an option to have the pulse modulation clock driven by an external clock so that multiple modules can be sync'd which apparently can help with reducing noise. The price is pretty reasonable since the parts are costing me around £700 alltogether. If mine works out I'd be tempted to add a third module to mine (there's space and a PSU reserves) and use it to power the centre and surround speakers in my AV setup and then get one of the ready made Predators for stereo. Michael.