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This AVR has Class D amps, not Class G.

Icepower 1200AS2 power amplifier module. I have the Icepower 200ASC that was one of the products that helped give me confidence in class D. That, and to ignore much of the hoopla about what amounts to inaudible measurement values on so many products these days, at least to my ears. All I know...

I’m happy but I know purifi/hypex class d are great choice and better options out there.

It's mostly because there is not a lot of 200W+ 7 channel amps that aren't Class D. 5 Channel there are are more AB amps out there but 200W or higher are often something you see in a more dedicated 2-channel amp. You'll likely find a lot more 200W A/B monoblocks than you will 7 channel amps...

A 1 ohm test is not very useful. A speaker that has an impedance as low as 1 ohm at any point is a bad speaker with the crossover in resonance and not fit for use. I know some very expensive speakers do that, but they are not worth 2 cents. In an active speaker an amp will never see a 1 ohm...

Yes, it does mention that on the product page, thanks.

https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-SPA100-D-100-Watt-Class-D-Subwoofer-Plate-Amplifier-300-805 Something like this might work. Mount it in a box and run speaker leads into the old sub. I would not recommend a Willy nilly thing for a main, single use subwoofer. But honestly for what you...

Maybe go with a purifi or hypex class d. Best current bench measurements. Look at Buckeye, Nord or March.

you need to read a review from Audio Science Review and look at the power graph ”knee” bend upward into distortion. There is very very little difference in power ratings between 0.01,0.1, & 1.0%. These are light years ahead of rotel‘s numbers...

Usually in a home environment, sustained high output situations for extended periods don't happen, even in action movies. I wish that @PENG will have a free moment to answer you. He is an electrical engineer and better knowledgeable on this question.

...to sound their best. Class AB amp will do the job too of course, something like the Monolith's 200 Wx2 8 ohms will do but the recommended class D amps will be better if you really want to push them to their limit. All amps (AB, A, or D) rated more than 200/300 W 8/4 ohms with THD<0.01%...

I think ATI Class D use linear power supplies. https://www.ati-amp.com/class-d-amplifiers/

I've just watched the video you posted, thanks. lol, Daren at Parasound is moving in the same direction as me (Class D, integration with other components). The video said there's pushback from the audiophile community about Class D, but I want to say that if those same people are already at...

As far as modules, Hypex and Purifi are quite popular, some ICEpower are out there, too. There's a so-named thread https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/class-d-amplifiers-101.7355/

I agree with TLS (I loved Parasound's 2100 preamp, 2125v2 amp, Zonemaster 2 amp class D). But this year I've moved on and upgraded my Parasound 2125v2 to NAD C298 (class D with EIGENTAKT, similar to NAD M23, my requirements are <45 lbs, with loopout, gain knob, trigger input/output), and I...

...are the same thought process except yours are likely Class AB. Apollon, March, Nord, Buckeye (in order of perceived build quality) are all Class D amps. below presents a discussion of Class D by one of our more learned members...

The Willsenton R8 is a pretty good integrated tube amp, certainly for the money. I have the "first" version which I have done some but not all of the upgrades shown on the "Skunkie Designs Electronics" YouTube series. I replaced the audio capacitors and resistors and the choke. ( I did not...

They however have an attractive particularity. They feature Class D amps which don't heat compared to Class AB amps which fail in a lot of AVRs.

DIY is a better option now, than ever, IMO. I am so tired of CAD and CNC everything that has become so inherently obvious with everything made, these days. Nothing has a personality or uniqueness to it and regardless of how far-out the designs try to be, they instead have become so predictably...

ATI Class D amps. https://www.ati-amp.com/class-d-amplifiers/