Class D


Been thinking of trying a D amp to reduce clutter. Most that I see are not rated at 2 ohms.  My PSB Stratus gold's will drop to 3 ohms or lower at some frequencies. So my question is will these types of amps handle this impedance ?
Thanks in advance. Chris
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Don't know what he is trying to achieve jumping on all the Class D threads and making a mess

He just told me this was a rumor.  Hahah.
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Poor George.

If Class D was as bad as George ever claimed, he wouldn't have to be in every single Class D thread.  He's in every thread because class D is seriously good and it bothers him greatly.

Otherwise, we'd all hear it.  We would all know it.  We'd listen for 30 seconds and shudder. 
Dream on Eric you have no ears, it has problems, and Techincs have gone the distance in the SE-R1 in curing one of them it with 3 x higher switching speed (1.5mhz) and so 3 x higher low order output filter, as not to introduce any phase shift down into the audio band, without the need to increase any global feedback as some do, which we all know, large amount of feedback is not a good thing.
Also Class-D has problems with low impedance loads, that’s why you never see independent tests showing the 2ohm wattage almost doubling the 4ohm wattage. Even the Technics SE-R1 still has this problem. You have no idea!
...that’s why you never see independent tests showing the 2ohm wattage almost doubling the 4ohm wattage. Even the Technics SE-R1 still has this problem...

The H2O does it easily, that is drive 1-ohm Scintillas, not necessarily double down to even 2-ohms as no such spec is given by Henry. It uses a linear power supply, but it can't be as simple as that. It must be of some good quality and design.
And it does it with old ICE modules no less! I would look forward to henry's design of a Purifi version but he's hardly in this business as it is.