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Class D Technology

So I get the obvious strengths of Class D. Efficiency, power output & running cool which allows for small form factors. I also understand the weaknesses somewhat. 1. Non-linear & lots of distortion that needs to be cleaned up with an output filter. 
So my question is, if it weren't for efficiency & power, would there be any reason to own a Class D amp? Do they beat Class A in any other categories that count for sound quality?  
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lizard84
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I power my Maggie's with a D-Sonic Class D amp and this cold and dry sound I read about here is foreign to me. I suggest posters put aside their assumptions and give one a trial, you may be quite surprised
lizard84
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My D-Sonic M3-1200S 2 channel amp is a dual mono design using Pascal modules which I believe is still Dennis's module of choice. It powers my Maggie’s with ease. I can tell you, Dennis’s amp came highly recommended and I was skeptical but decided to do a trial. My McIntosh amp was quickly pulled from the rotation and put on the block, it’s that good and meshes well with my Modwright LS100 preamp.
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