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I run my AVM70 with ATI Class D and Parasound, I can't tell the difference sonically and the ATI is dead quiet and does not get very hot. Doesn't matter which you use.

You have an excellent amp now....why would you change for another?

...the analog, and the analog needs to be split into two boxes, one for high level and one for low level...and I am not sure what to say about class D designs that mix both analog and digital to bring us clean analog sound? I am highly suspect there, but will probably buy class D eventually due...

Less speaker cables but possibly more AC power cords hanging around if you don't have outlets close to each powered speaker.

Just note that you typically only listen with a couple of watts the majority of the time, except reference levels and most don't listen that loud. If you're using the system for parties in a large space, then you might worry about over driving the speakers

...try to bypass the internal amp. Make up or purchase a crossover network, bypassing this internal power amp nonsense. I can get an affordable class D amp to run each speaker, and call it a day. (I bet someone has tried this) My reasons for trying option 2, is because how do I know their...

Buckeye has a few class D 8 channel amps that are in your ballpark or well over per channel. Outlaw's 7 channel unit falls short but the monoblocks as mentioned would work. Monoprice's 7 channel: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=14566 There's also stuff like this...

I took a look at those QSC amps, Gobs of power! Just a note, was just poking fun at Class D Amp power supply. They've come a long way Class D amps. Your absolutely correct, can't kill them Class D amps. A friend of mine uses Crown amps with his professional D J setup. They sit in his U haul like...

Thanks for all the comments. I spent some time reading and watching Gene's reviews and articles here on the improvements of Class D amps. Pretty cool that the tech has advanced. I'll think it through. My budget is in the $1,000 range for 2 channels. Maybe I can find a unit that incorporates...

I mentioned common ground speaker outoput and that was good for a blistering 3-4W/channel, not more. Once they started using a stereo output chip for each channel, the output rose to about 14W but this was well before ClassD. In a ClassAB amp using a 12VDC power supply, the power output was very...

...amp (Design) one would stuff inside of speaker. Considering Longevity, reliability comes to mind though. With All of the great Advances in class D technology. Out side of Class D amps that Professional DJ use. I won't name any brands or manufacturers of commercial. Class D amps. Not here to...

...the ceiling speakers and nothing else. I've looked at something like Nobsound NS-04G PRO Mini Digital Power Amplifier HiFi Stereo 2.0 Channel Class D Home Desktop Audio Amp 100W+100W for $35. Totally confused with phono pre amp, car pre amps and stereo preamps. Do not need to spend much...

Once a company has proven to have poor quality control & poor customer service I avoid them. Cost savings on cheaper products is not an audible quality. Math from measurements can be used to help limit your choices. Also reading “owners forums” of those products can quickly identify a...

...there is some sort of thermal protection built in which limits the output power. And again, for the JBL MA710, the formula looks like this: Class D: 0.125*110 = 13.75 watts / .80 (eff) = 17.19 watts x 7 = 120.32 watts So why did JBL mark the this as a 500 MAX watt device? Does this number...

You have some Serious wattage there! How'd you Integrated those into your system? I mean 1/4 jacks, what did you use or ran for speaker cables? I went back and took a longer look at those amps. Yeah I only saw two of those and they were in a theater. Brother of mine worked as a projectionist.

...type/tricks all of my neutral speakers and good recordings actually are. They essentially have the capability to be audibly flawless depending almost entirely on recording quality, once all the known standard basics are implemented. Even one of the recent $100 budget class D amps makes them...

...just power and a six channel wireless amp in the attic. I’ve looked at the NAD M10v2 that can do 4.2 surround with two rea/side wireless speakers but there’s almost no compatible speakers. If they would offer a decent wireless class D monoblock I think a lot of people would adopt it just...

...While the usual warranty covers a certain length of time because "They either go immediately, or last forever", it would seem that the manufacturers of ClassD amplifiers aren't so confident in the 'last forever' idea. Bryston has offered a 20 year warranty for a long time but they aren't Class D.

Class D seems to be the future. I am hoping Yamaha will also go class D and make a new 16CH class D amp to match their new 16Ch AVP. I know you want some Yamaha's. So don't lie. ;) :D

...low frequency (where it dropped below 2ohm and then went up like a vertical wall). I'm sorry I never got to try some of the 1-ohm compliant class Ds (like Crown) to see what happened with those; but my Yamaha pro class H's couldn't get best sound from them (the only speakers I've owned they...