I too, would be interested in your evidence to back up this claim. Of course there are low end class-D amps, i.e. cell phones, low end car stereos, etc. that are "noisy", but in general, class-D and variants of it are very low noise, and if direct digital, very low noise. This is not surprising since it is inherent in their operation. They don't suffer from amplified flicker noise, amplified Schott noise, etc. in the same way that traditional amplifiers do.
I am curious as to what measurement devices you used. Can you provide the make / model and perhaps what firmware version you were using at the time?
clearthink914 posts10-21-2019 2:16pmnoble100"Anyone who claims class D amps are noisy has obviously never listened to one"
This is wholly, completely, and utterly false, speculative, and prejudiced not only have some of us "listened' we have also actually "measured" using reliable, repeatable, objective measurement techniques that are recognized by engineers, scientists, and industry as fitting, proper, and appropriate but of course if you are happy with Class D you should absolutely enjoy it but you're reasoning, arguments, and suspicions are unfounded and false.
I am curious as to what measurement devices you used. Can you provide the make / model and perhaps what firmware version you were using at the time?
clearthink914 posts10-21-2019 2:16pmnoble100"Anyone who claims class D amps are noisy has obviously never listened to one"
This is wholly, completely, and utterly false, speculative, and prejudiced not only have some of us "listened' we have also actually "measured" using reliable, repeatable, objective measurement techniques that are recognized by engineers, scientists, and industry as fitting, proper, and appropriate but of course if you are happy with Class D you should absolutely enjoy it but you're reasoning, arguments, and suspicions are unfounded and false.