Class D is just Dandy!

BTW, I've had a number of golden eared audiophiles listen to my system. The issue of Class D never comes up until the end. No one ever says "OH, wow, I can hear the Class D problems!"

We talk music, headphones, speakers, and room acoustics. On the way out some one will ask, "Oh by the way, where are your amps??"

Some people can't get over the fact that not everyone sees, or hears, things the way they do. While most people are happy to let others enjoy whatever pleases them, some can't help but pee on their parade. It must be some sort of perverse character flaw.

@sfseay So long as your wallet is the one talking, that's how it should be!

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....and I'm happy to see that this thread is having some relatively 'healthy' give 'n take. *G*  (Knuckle bump to Eric)

D will become Dominant; it's just a matter of taming the beast to become 'tolerable' to those of us with 'sensitive ears'...

*S*  Yes, that's a tad snide, but y'all have to be a little patient for the designers and manufacturers to 'get it down'. ;)

I won't be surprised if some wag comes out with a D amp that has a option that would duplicate the 'sound' of an A, an A/B, or whatever...  Perhaps a function labeled 'Variable'. *L*  Twiddle 'till you're seriously happy or seriously disgusted....

Ah, the Future....Live It, or Live With It.... ;)