Class D is just Dandy!

Thanks for the thread, Erik!

I'll be following closely and trying to keep quiet until my Primare breaks in a bit.

No. Gorgonzola. 

Are any other manufacturers using eGaN transistors?

My Primare I32 arrived yesterday. I am a convert and it's not even fully burned in yet. Female vocals are simply indescribable!

You know what I like about my Class D (Primare I32)?
It sounds really, really good. I have no idea if it has ICEpower or NCore, or Hypex in it, and I'm really not sure I want to learn enough to know if it matters. Every time I get more educated on the technology of HiFi it causes gear-lust costs me money. I'm much better off listening in blissful ignorance.
Seeya, fellas.

Just about a month after getting my first class D, I now have two. I love the Primare I32; but it has no acceptable option for headphones. So I got a little Topping TP30 Mk2 which accepts input from the I32's Pre-out and has headphone and speaker outs. I can connect conventional headphones in the conventional way and my Stax electrets to the speaker terminals. It works and sounds quite nice, except the I32 does not have a speakers on/off switch, since it only has one set of outputs. I need a quick, convenient way to disconnect the main speakers, which are bi-wired and a PITA to connect via bare wire, without compromising the 12G speaker wire. As much as I wanted to avoid bananas, I ordered some stackable ones yesterday.

Just to keep the thread active:
Please refer to my post of 5/20.  I am a little disappointed in you folks, or maybe you were just trying to spare me the embarrassment of so obvious an oversight. First, The TP30 II is not class D; it's class T. 
More importantly there certainly is a way to turn the speakers off on the I32. It's called a MUTE button. 
Sometimes I can be so obtuse! Any way, I am glad I got everything well sorted out and can now easily select speakers, standard headphones and electrostatics as the mood strikes me.

As I mentioned before I have a Primare I32 and a Topping TP30 mk2 that I connect to the tape out to drive a Stax headphone system. I have a pair of old BA T-830s connected to the Stax adaptor for the hell of it. Sometimes, when I want the best sound from the Stax, I connect them directly to the Primare, which I did tonight.
After a while I reconnected my 'big' speakers, Canton Ergos, to the Primare and popped I Robot SACD into the BDP-95. It sounded really good. I got to a loud passage and turned the volume down with the remote. Still too loud, so I turned it down some more. And more, and..
I finally put my glasses on and saw that the Primare was down to 0 volume and I'd left the TP30 on. I had been listening to the BA T-830s being driven by a 10 Watt (generous) class T amp the size of a sandwich in a 38'x28' room with the volume less than half way up and it was still too loud! 

"I don't know why people have to defend or overly praise Class D compared to other amplifier topologies when the end result is if you like it then keep listening." - @sfseay
Those defenses, explainations, and informed opinions are what helped motivate me to explore and eventually buy a class D. We don't all come to the forums from the same level of expertise or knowledge.