Theta Digital Intrepid Multi channel amp

This is great sounding amp from Theta..Zero Feedback high current design for great sonic clarity...conservatively rated 100 watts per channel at 8 ohms,double that for 4 ohm loads...google numerous positive reviews on this amp....very limited use.I am original owner.
Description by Theta:
Balanced differential design
1100VA power supply
Nichicon electrolytic and Wima film capacitors
Balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs
Gold-plated binding posts
Detachable IEC power cord
RS-232 port
12V DC trigger

Design:

The Theta Digital Intrepid is a five-channel amplifier boasting 100Wpc into 8 ohms and 200Wpc into 4 ohms. One of the things that sets the Intrepid apart from other amplifiers is its use of a single, massive 1100VA power transformer and a 35A bridge rectifier for all five channels. Rather than isolating each channel, Theta Digital reasoned that -- as it is rare that all five channels of a power amplifier will be going flat-out at one time -- it would make sense for any single channel confronted with a full-level signal to have access to the entire current capability of the transformer. Theta Digital says that unless all five channels are driven to full power, the channels not driven all that hard effectively lend their portion of the transformer’s power to the active channels. In theory, it might be preferable for each channel to have its own completely independent, massive power supply. In practice, power supplies are expensive and add significantly to the price of a power amplifier and unless price is no object (isn’t price always an object?), this may be the most practical approach. Theta Digital claims that any single channel is capable of 130W.

Review Conclusion from Home Theater Sound, John Potis : www.hometheatersound.com

At first blush the Theta Digital Intrepid amplifier looks to be, shall we say, not inexpensive. Upon closer inspection one must consider that there are five 100W channels of exceedingly high-quality sound under the hood -- and oh, what a great-looking hood it is, too. Now that I’ve lived with the amplifier for the better part of two months I’ve come to see it as a very good value. Its fundamental sound quality is of high order and those looking to expand into a multichannel system without wanting to compromise two-channel performance will want to give heavy consideration to the Theta Digital Intrepid. Ultimately, I think the only people who won’t be happy with the Intrepid are those with speakers that demand more power. For everybody else, the Intrepid represents a refined amplifier that will engender real pride of ownership for years to come.