Nice.
Transistor power amps do this all day long, by loading the predriver gain stage either with a bootstrapped load resistor (which is seen as a *huge* impedance) or as shown, with a constant current source.
SS amps avoid the mentioned (and very real) idle "plate" voltage instability by incorporating *huge* negative feedback down to DC, so their output sits only millivolts away from what's expected.
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