Class D is just Dandy!

The earlier Nuforce class d amps were notorious spewers of EMI.

Perhaps I can buy some IC's that are six feet long and put the Tuner several feet from the Dayton to see if that solves the problem.  

Not sure what is causing the issue.  My cassette deck plays just fine with it.  Noted the instruction manual for some of these Class D integrated amps mentions that Tuners and Cassette players may have shielding problems from the noise coming out of the amp itself.  May be a design issue with the cheaper Class D amps.

"May be a design issue with the cheaper Class D amps."

Exactly.

rather than attacking the dissenter in your little circle, you might pay attention to what he is saying

now, I am interested in hearing the new class D from Mytek, even tho I seriously doubt they use Ga

rather than attacking the dissenter in your little circle, you might pay attention to what he is saying

+1 Randy-11
It’s because they can see the forest through the trees, understandable as they’re protecting their investments, as it will make theirs very hard to sell once it becomes available and the word gets out.

BTW can find anything on the Mytek, claim of new developments that address the problems of Class-D.
Being a small company I doubt also that they have access to the new higher switching frequency components from GaN. I think for now maybe Technics has a strangle hold on supplies.

Cheers George