Tube Pre/ Class D Amp - Who has done it?

I had a Modwright tube preamp with a Bel Canto class D amp----lots of power but I kept getting some noise out of the preamp. Traded them in for a Luxman integrated. 

I started with Rouge 7 and Bel Cantos m600’s.  The sounds stage was poor, midrange was very laid back.  Overall not very good.  I decided the Bel Cantos were not my cup of tea.  So I replaced them with AGD Audions and everything got better except the sound stage still sounded small and not tube like.  So I replaced the Rogue with a Cary SLP 05 ultimate NOS Tubes and now I couldn’t be happier.  

@ghdprentice I've gone through most permutations of Pass Labs amps, Coda amps, and Audio Note integrated amps (SOTO SE and Cobra being my favorite). Current reference is an LTA Microzotl Level 2 preamp as a reference McGary SA1E tube amp.  Before that I had a Supratek Cabernet.  

I use Class D Audio amps in my secondary theater system and even listen to music on them on occasion.  I preferred them over the PS Audio M700 which as I stated earlier I greatly disliked.  I've had the opportunity to demo the AGD Audion MKIII at Axpona over the course of a couple days and I loved them, but I need to try it in my space first.

ADG Duets fronted by a Ayon Audio CD-35 pre/CD player and I love this combo! Speakers are DeVore Super Nines.

I tried a D-Sonic amp with a Modwright 36.5 preamp.  It was a nice amp, crystal clear, excellent for home theater or background music, but sort of lifeless with 2 ch audio.  If you're not familiar with it, the Modwright is a  fine preamp (imo), but not particularly "tubey".  

Admittedly, I have been a tube guy for a long time.  Maybe it was asking too much - I mean, I gave up on solid state amps because to me, there is no doubt that tube amplification sound more like real music -  but it sure would be nice if cl. D were "good enough".  It soured me on class D, for now, but I haven't tried any of the newer GAN versions.