Home audio, Whats better than naim muso 2 i want to upgrade it? i want reference sound

[TLS Guy]

the reason they use class d and crappy class d is,
they are cheap,
they doesnt care about quality, they try to save as much money as possible.... class d is energy efficient, and small size and cheap.
When they use even cheaper class d its even cheaper for them. Compared to using some branded class d ..amp.

A lot of them are very expensive and very good. There is junk, quality and everything in between in all classes, except straight B and C which are all junk pretty much.

 

[TLS Guy]

I'm not sure that's accurate. Most active speakers use class D, but to my knowledge relatively few use Hypex, and Purifi is so new that I think very few if any active speakers use those modules (I don't know about any).

I think B & O use Hypex or did.

 

[lovinthehd]

I think B & O use Hypex or did.

B&O used Ice Power modules I believe.

 

[TLS Guy]

B&O used Ice Power modules I believe.

Yes, I think you are right.

 

[Sigberg Audio]

the reason they use class d and crappy class d is,
they are cheap,
they doesnt care about quality, they try to save as much money as possible.... class d is energy efficient, and small size and cheap.
When they use even cheaper class d its even cheaper for them. Compared to using some branded class d ..amp.

I would assume most manufacturers are cost conscious, yes. As most other amplifier classes, you will find Class D amps ranging from poor, to among the best in the world.