Class D is just Dandy!


I thought it was time we had a pro- Class D thread. There's plenty of threads about comparisons, or detractors of Class D.

That's fine, you don't have to like Class D amps, and if you don't please go participate on one of those threads.

For those of us who are very happy and excited about having musical, capable amps that we can afford to keep on 24/7 and don't require large spaces to put them in, this thread is for you.

Please share your experiences with class D amps!
erik_squires

Showing 2 responses by jollygreenaudiophile2

So, My two cent begins with , "Have you ever heard of (Flying Mole), amps"? I imported some of these a few years back after a friend in Japan recommended them. The one's I received were about the size of a paperback novel. They weighed under 2Lbs. and were housed in a really beautiful, single piece of "Brushed Silver finished", aluminum extrusion. With a rounded front face. Beautiful piece of gear! And at that size and weight? 160Wpc @4Ohm! They use a, "Bi-phase tech.", that they invented.
 Paired with a "Schiit", "Freya", tube pre? I found that the Freya, with, "Sofia Princess, Carbon plate", type tubes sounded amazing! Alas I didn't need them as I went in a different direction. I am kind of sorry I sold them all! They were just $220 a pair from Japan at that time. And the story was that they were being developed by the top engineers at "Yamaha", in Japan when word came down that Yamaha would stay, "A/B", when it came to their component separates. The Yamaha crew quit, and started the, "Flying Mole" company. They finished the amp and debuted them to a people un-willing to embrace the tech.  "At that time".
  I also had a 13.6.4.3, surround system for a bit in which I used
 three, "Rotel", "RMB-1575", amplifiers with allot of success. Five channels each, 500Wpc, @4Ohm, weighing in at 22Lbs. and making LESS heat than my, "Chihuahua"!
   I did go to, "All tube, All the time, though", awhile back. With, "Manley Lab's", but that will eventually change. 
 The "ZOTL", tube amps do interest me. And since I do live near to Mr. Bern and his Company. I shall be hearing a few of those soon. 
Yeah, I would have to agree, GeorgeHiFi. The ML speakers you tried the Flying Moles with wouldn't be exactly conducive to a great listening experience. Too bad.
 I was using Mag-Planar that were really fast and efficient. But still eventually went back to the tubes.