What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

I have driven my 1 ohm Scintilla’s with the NC400 mono blocks from hypex.I use them sometimes in the summer months when it gets to warm for my Krell KRS100 mono blocks

My friend also has the Scintilla’s, what a great speaker when driven right.
With this
https://ibb.co/mSV04BP
https://ibb.co/m6LhhPc

1st post, bet you can’t wait for winter, otherwise you wouldn’t still own the Krells. It must be because they sound and drive the Apogee’s better by quite a margin, otherwise you would get rid of them?
Also there are cooler running Krells, that would sound almost as good as the 100 mono’s, and still blow away the NC’s on these great speakers..

Cheers George

Theta Digital Prometheus -

8 ohm - 250 W
4 ohm - 500 W
2 ohm - 850 W

Yes another one beside the Spectron (which is yet to be independently tested) that "can" get the watts up into 2ohms, but this is at a cost.

JA’s Note: " However, the distortion rises considerably into 2 ohms"

BTW: Note! Both use Linear power supplies that’s why they’re big/heavy for a Class-D >20kg. No smp power supplies here, that’s a good thing.

Cheers George

A Carver Signature Sunfire 600 should do the trick.  That amp is so powerful it’ll get good sound from a cinder block.

If you get one Bill Flannery has up-kept there will be no heterodyning. 

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Amazing for $599.00!!!
"says" again not by an independent tester.

• 440 watts x 2 at 8 ohms
• 775 watts x 2 at 4 ohms
• 1200 watts x 2 at 2 ohms

Why get any of the others?? When you have this for $599

Cheers George