Class D Technology

My class D amp has 60kHz -3dB bandwidth. Georgelofi - you must be a bat?

What brand model? Maybe I can find some non affiliated bench tests

Even so with those figures do some homework at -3db at 60khz you will have phase shifts all the way down to 5khz,  because of the low order of the switching noise output filter.

Cheers George

Rowland model 102.  There are many class A or AB amps that have similar bandwidth but nobody talks about phase shifts.

The JR 102 uses the Ice 200asc modules as you are probably aware.

Look at the distortion figures for the highest their willing to put up in red which is just at 6.5khz. Look how fast the distortion rise is for the given wattage. And this is all at just 4ohms, I would love to see it at 2ohms.
If you can then visualize just what the 15khz one looks like, if they rise this rapidly from 100hz to 1khz to 6.5khz you have an idea of what’s going on the upper mids and highs.

Then you can imagine what happens if the’re driving an ESL speakers which can go to down 1ohm.
This is just one I found I'm sure there's more if I dig.
http://www.icepower.dk/images/200asc_700px.jpg

Cheers George

There are many class A or AB amps that have similar bandwidth but nobody talks about phase shifts.

That’s because good ones are usually much faster, and they don’t freak out at low impedances like ClassD does in distortion and loading.

I like to see bench tests v reviewers subjective listening. As Stereophile does.

But here is what a reviewer from another mag said subjectively, without any bench test to back his listening.

" Here is what the amp doesn’t do. It isn’t airy and it isn’t laid back."

Good highs are airy, they float with harmonic structure.
Cheers George

Georgelofi - you are talking about harmonic distortion below 0.1%, that are inaudible (unless you're a bat, of course).  I've noticed that you also tried to apply psuedo-science to sigma-delta converters.  I am afraid one day you'll find that SACD is the same.