What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

arctikdeth,

Different stroke for different folks I guess.

Retailer?

I personally own the Apogee 1 Ohm Scintillas and class D does wonder on these speakers. Hope that helps

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I have witnessed class D driving Thiel CS5 And It has no problem of driving the Thiel at all and sounds fantastic. My friend own Krell FPB600.

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You have been asked before by other members.

h2oaudio, welcome. A friendly note: the expected courtesy here is for those that are in the "business" regardless of how small an enterprise it may be, proclaim that each time they post. This is especially true if they're listed as a "private user".

Cheers George

I thought it was clear that I am a manufacturer.  My apology to the OP if that was not clear. I am not sure why I am not listed as a manufacturer as Audiogon knows that I am a manufacturer as I have registered as a manufacturer. 

Henry

Owned a D class amp, there is a difference.
attack, clarity, headroom, 

 but u r right different strokes.

Like I said so many times now, a "stable" amp into 2ohm load means it won’t oscillate blow up and take out speaker drivers, but it does not mean it can drive the loads we are talking about here.

Ok 550 watts not oscillating, won't drive a speaker correctly? Wow, never heard of such a thing. 550 watts at 2 ohms is 550 watts at 2 ohms. It gives a time it will hold that 550 watts too. Mac says STABLE, it mean stable and ABLE.. Not just able for a second or two. You keep saying what you mean, NOT what the manufacture mean. Stable is stable..
I'm sure some of the claims of amp manufactures is bogus, but the class D Hypex and ICE amp specs have withstood the test of time for many many years now. not a lot of problems.

Thiel

dontnwaste time w D

get class A/AB for best sound

w D 40?

I can figure it out, proof your stuff mate.

Thiel is not a problem, they will sound wonderful, NC400, 500, or 1200
all will drive them..The two latter have buffer board options..

Class Ds with Sparkos or SI are class a opamps, LEARN, before you speak..That type of stuff just isn't talked about. CLASS A. That is the reason the upgraded buffer boards make such a difference in Class Ds, Upgraded voltage regulators and class a opamps, night and day.

All the class Ds I use will drive the loads correctly..Simple. They all require GREAT VAC to get there. Hypex an ICE both require a good source of VAC, via the spec sheet. They both give specs at 100, 110 120 volt. As I said. The supply is the key to any heavy load. VERY tight connection and 120 VDC, class Ds will hold their own with any of the big names, at many times the cost. I own Pass, ML, and Krell currently. For SS I'll take the Nords, Pass is as good if not better, but they cost.... 3 times and will never run as COOL...Sure like the sound, though, in the winter, krells will heat the whole house, and  very expensive to work on.



Regards