I suspect he believes it's literary style, but it's just obtuse verbosity.
I suspect you think British English is the same as American English? It is not.
I've read English magazines for years and even when I already had interest in English from a young age as my niece and nephew came back from Australia, and I lived abroad for a year, English only, I really had to focus reading those glossies. Sentences tend to be much longer with much more adjectives. There is much more heritage in there. I find Srajans prose quite discriptive. Even if it costs me more effort than say listening to, for instance, Trump who speaks like he is negotiating with non-native English speakers using simple words and often repeating to make sure his point comes across. That's fatiguing in its own way.
Did you see the Guy Richie movie Sn4tch? Brilliant movie with Jason Statham and Brad Pitt and Vinnie Jones. Cousin Avi comes to visit London from NY to set things straight.
Quote:
Bullet Tooth Tony: A bookie's got blagged last night.
Avi: Blagged? Speak English to me, Tony. I thought this country spawned the ****ing language, and so far nobody seems to speak it.
And on returning to America:
Customs official: Anything to declare?
Avi: Yeah. Don't go to England!
So, with all that language in a written review, that gives me more of a feel for a product than a quick video.
To add to the comparison: if the Laiv GanM is too expensive for you, the SMSL GaNFET amps that come in 3 flavours, or more correct: styles, are more towards the fast and controlled side of things. Spacious and clean but not particularly lush. Yet GaNFET is not sterile like many class-D amps! But the prices are a lot lower. And they can be used in stereo with volume control from RCA or in pure poweramp mode from 1 XLR with 4x the power.
PA200 $420 for 1 in silver, half width 220mm 250W mono
VMV A1 pro $495 for 1 in black with gold accents, half width 210mm 250W mono
PA-X in silver $699 for 1 in silver, 250mm (10") ~same as Laiv 500W mono
The PA-X has 2 XLR inputs and double the power circuits.