Bel Canto M-300 momoblocks

I have had two brands of ICEpowered amps previously, but the Bel Canto seems more carefully made, and the noise floor is even lower. It achieves the seemingly impossible for solid state - more detail yet less etched.  If you can get by with 150 real watts (RMS @ 8ohms per channel), this is as near perfection as those of us with less disposable cash than Donald Trump, can get! I am only selling in order to buy the more powerful M-1000, because I bought a pair of Soundlabs full range electrostatics, and they are absolute pigs to drive. Even so, the M-300's drove them quite well to normal (reasonable) listening levels, but just did not have that reserve power that the electrostatics needed to shine with demanding recordings. If you have anything like "normal" speakers, you will have much more than ample power.
Thank you for looking. I will answer any reasonable questions. Low ballers will be ignored.
Samuel Johnston
3008 Piper Way
Hoover, AL 35244
205 982-0099
Bel Canto M300 Specifications:
Analog Inputs
Unbalanced RCA, Balanced XLR, switchable on rear of chassis
Output
WBT 5-way binding posts
Specifications
Power Output: 150W into 8 ohms, 300W into 4 ohms (M300);
Frequency Response: +/- 0.5db, 20Hz – 20,000Hz all loads
THD+N: 0.01%, 1W, 1KHz, 4 ohms 
IMD: 0.002%, 1W, 14:15KHz, 4 ohms
Output Noise: 90uVRMS A-weighted 10Hz-20KH
Damping Factor: >1000
Output Impedance: <0.008 ohms, 100Hz
Dynamic Range: 111db (M300);
Standby Power: 5W (M300);
Weight & Measurements
Dimensions: 8.5” W x 12.5” D x 3” H
Net weight: 9 lbs (M300);