jeffwyo577 posts12-22-2018 2:53amClass D, as soon as your warranty runs out have fun getting somebody to fix it if & when it goes down, with all the surface mount components in new digital amps most techs won't touch them including meThis is also so true, yes built in obsolescence is what they do have, when they go smoking it up.
The switch mode power supply (smp) board can "sometimes" be fixed but they do fry up in a spectacular way.
The Class-D amp board, when it goes up sometimes becomes a junker, you can usually say goodby to them. And the manufacturers charge like a wounded bull for a new board, even at trade price, that's if they still have them as a spare part.
It's sometimes better just to get a new amp if both smp and amp have blown.
Cheers George