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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...

Thanks for the excellent review (as always)! Recently I was looking for a budget bookshelf HiFi speaker and went through tons of reviews, user feedback, and measurement data. In the end, my shortlist came down to the Heco Aurora 300 and the Polk ES20. I was leaning toward the Polk ES20 (since I...

All good! I have, however, read and reread your post and I can't get there. I don't get where you are going or saying.

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/

...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...

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.

...the charlatans of all this inflict, less is steadily becoming more. The fact that I can get my yah-yahs from a single, moderately powered class D streaming amp and a phone and just a pair of speakers says a lot. I end up being as proud of it, or perhaps even more so than my vintage stuff...

...hi-fi equipment. Now that I know that I can build a great amp from scratch, it's enough. In other words, I don't mind using pre-assembled class D boards and modules, as a way to circumvent mass marketed, or overpriced boutique products, or paying for a brand name. The hot chip now is the...

...under the best of circumstances the max power that unit could provide would be 96 watts per channel, and that assumes that optimal biasing for max power and not SQ. One thing generally missing from spec sheets is the low level signal distortion. All this makes the case for class D...

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

Honestly you shouldn't notice a negligible difference but if you're after the last bit of piece of mind, there are several implementations of the Purfi and NCore X modules that meet that need and many at a .much cheaper price.

Ohh yeah… I remember laughing about the list of bizarre sexual practices in their religion books (thankfully they gave us heathens philosophy class instead). Bestiality, yeah I get that. Masturbation, not so much. When I went to my 10 year reunion I was actually having a decent time (one guy...

It is true. It is called engineering innovation and progress. You can read the reviews over at ASR. https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/hypex-ncx500-class-d-amplifier-review.41007/

Guess you decided to disregard his intro of “I’m new so be nice.” The reviewer (Matthew Poes) thought enough of those speakers to actually purchase a pair.

I was thinking something like the following: AUDIOPHONICS MPA-S250NC XLR Power Amplifier Class D Stereo Ncore NC252MP 2x250W 4 Ohm - Audiophonics ASR reviewed an integrated amp (with DAC) version: Audiophonics DA-S250NC DAC & Power Amp Review | Audio Science Review (ASR) Forum or the Apollon...

It's not that it's class D, it's the quality of the amp. Klipsch subs have somewhat a history of less than reliable amps on subs. However, I'd think you're well within warranty and they should respond with an amp replacement if you contact them. Most sub amps these days will be class D, tho...

Not just my brain, your reply doesn't make sense based on my post. To your point: AVRs still get hot with 11 channels of amps in them, even class D To my point: I stated 2 channel I didn't discuss it in regard to an atmos solution, please read. Two wall outlets, so inconvenient? comparing it to...

...a pair of largish 3-ways with an FR of 35-20khz and nothing is missing from the performance and this from a relatively old, budget design, a class D amp, budget diy streamer and DAC board in a rather haphazard garage system where I am sitting no more than 4 ft from the speakers. If I am...

I thought all powered subs have class-D amps? You can always just buy a non-powered sub like the RBH S-12N or S-1212N and use your own class-AB amp and never have to worry about any more dead internal sub amps.

I purchased a pair of JBL N28s on Ebay a few years ago and thought one was defective. For 100.00 I said 'Oh well, live n learn'...Turns out my 65 watt amp was not powerful enough to properly run them after I tested the old JBLs on a class D amp that pushes 100 watts per channel...They sound fine.