Has anyone switched from Class AB/A to Class D? Was it better? Was it worse?

I have been using a Schiit Magni 3 (Class D) for years, and only recently invested in an Asgard 3 (Class A) and found that the Asgard has greater clarity and soundstage, but less bottom end.  But there are too many variables to consider to call it a simple difference between Class A and Class D.  But that was my recent experience. 

Heck no. I stick with what has worked my entire life. Class A, and Class A/B. I don’t need to experiment with some new Class simply because it’s new. Some of are satisfied with tube amps, or Class A or A/B. Done are we. 

My main listening setup uses a Rogue Sphinx Class D, mostly because I prefer Magnepans and need the juice, but also because I think the differences in quality amps are getting to be vanishingly small. Now, I also keep two casual listening systems that are Class A driving more efficient speakers. And here’s the thing: my diy First Watt M2 from diyAudio Store comes with five different input stages that are swappable and guess what? They sound different. So different implementation on the input stage, different sound from the same power stage. Go with your ears and don’t look back.

@coltrane1 uhm Class D isn't a new topology for amp implementation

@kofibaffour It is newer than A A/B and G.