Class D Technology

G.,
You are correct and I shouldn't make generalizations. 

In learning about Class D, it appears that after the linear signal is destroyed and turned into a saw tooth wave form, the output filter? tries to put the signal back together...doing an incredible job considering the complexity of this task...but ultimately is unable to restore micro details to recreate the original signal...which people such as myself notice very quickly, while others either don’t notice or enjoy the new coloration.

It is silly, to avoid using stronger word. You originated this thread pretending you want to learn about class D, while knowing you hate it.
I will remember your login and will be careful to answer your posts next time.

It is silly, to avoid using stronger word. You originated this thread pretending you want to learn about class D, while knowing you hate it.
I will remember your login and will be careful to answer your posts next time.

I've learned a ton about Class D from this thread and I appreciate everyone's input (including yours). I began this thread after having a poor experience with Ice Power. I wanted to like that tiny powerhouse and kept trying to talk myself into getting used to its tonal qualities. 

My goal has been to learn about Class D in general as well as limitations and strengths of the technology. It's hard to not step on toes when seeking to uncover information that is potentially upsetting to promoters of the technology. I would not have began this thread if I had given up on this technology as the internet has enough trolls. Happy New Years to all classes of amp lovers.  

You originated this thread pretending you want to learn about class D, while knowing you hate it.
I will remember your login and will be careful to answer your posts next time.

Maybe it's some that are so pro Class-D as it stands, and can't/refuse to see that it's maybe it's not become of age yet.
If they can concede that Technics with their SE-R1 are showing the way in the area of switching noise frequency development, maybe then there'll be an even faster development in that area by other class-d manufacturers demanding to have those components to make it happen. 

Cheers George  

No, learning about class D is not your goal.  You placed many negative posts on class D with no single positive one. That is trolling.