I'd take a look at the Spectron Premier. It 'breaks the mold' on the limitations of what most people associate with Class D amps.
It sort of combines the best of tube and good SS amps without any veil to the music. The frequency range is very flat, the highs are extended without being bright or harsh, the midrange is very liquid and the bass is very tight and rich.
You can view the professional and user reviews on their website.
As a matter of disclosure, I am an authorized dealer for Spectron and became one becasue these amps are phenominal.
It sort of combines the best of tube and good SS amps without any veil to the music. The frequency range is very flat, the highs are extended without being bright or harsh, the midrange is very liquid and the bass is very tight and rich.
You can view the professional and user reviews on their website.
As a matter of disclosure, I am an authorized dealer for Spectron and became one becasue these amps are phenominal.