Did not hear a difference Vince; I went with the 7700 because I plan to keep this Amp a very long time and I want to have the power to run any speaker I might ever desire and this amp will do that.

When I installed my 7700 I did have a ground loop problem that I did not have with the 7125 and this was because the 7700 has a 3-prong plug where as the 7125 does not. I found the cause of the ground-loop hum in a couple of minutes - it was a dimmer switch for my ceiling fan. I have been wanting to put in a remote controlled fan so this was the perfect time to do it; the remote controled fan (Hunter) also dims the lights with the remote so no dimmer switch is needed.
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Manley Stingray II
Merlin TSM-MMI w/Master RC
Sound Anchor 4-Post Mass-Loaded Stands
Eastern Electric Mini-Max DAC
Vortex Appliance
Squeezebox Touch w/Bolder digital mod & PS
Cardas Speaker/Interconnect Cables
Velodyne EQ-Max 10

65" Panasonic VT-30 ISF Calibrated
Outlaw 7700
Outlaw 990
Integra 80.2
Onix Ref 1.5 - Ref-100 w/Ninja Masters/NoRez
Oppo BDP-93
Hsu VTF-3 MKII RW
Furman Elite
BlueJean Cables