seanheis 1,
I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with how good the newer class D amps perform. I think the Ice amp 125asx2 module was intoduced about 5 yrs ago and was considered a much better performer than the original Tripath modules. These modules had much better bass and the treble was extended to full range. They were very neutral sounding and never ran more than warm to the touch since they didn't produce a lot of excess heat llike traditional class A and A/B amps.
Several newer class D modules are now on the market from companies like Abletec and Hypex that outperform the Ice modules you asked about. I'm now using a pair of class D monoblocks from D-sonic that utilize the Abletec modules and they are very good.
I can better advise you about class D modules and amps if you can let me know a few things:
1. Do you plan to build your own amp or purchase a fully assembled amp using class D modules?
2. Are you interested in a single stereo amp or a pair of monoblocks?
3. What speakers would the amp be powering?
4. How big is your room?
Thanks,
Tim.
I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with how good the newer class D amps perform. I think the Ice amp 125asx2 module was intoduced about 5 yrs ago and was considered a much better performer than the original Tripath modules. These modules had much better bass and the treble was extended to full range. They were very neutral sounding and never ran more than warm to the touch since they didn't produce a lot of excess heat llike traditional class A and A/B amps.
Several newer class D modules are now on the market from companies like Abletec and Hypex that outperform the Ice modules you asked about. I'm now using a pair of class D monoblocks from D-sonic that utilize the Abletec modules and they are very good.
I can better advise you about class D modules and amps if you can let me know a few things:
1. Do you plan to build your own amp or purchase a fully assembled amp using class D modules?
2. Are you interested in a single stereo amp or a pair of monoblocks?
3. What speakers would the amp be powering?
4. How big is your room?
Thanks,
Tim.