Class D is just Dandy!

The simple fact is there is no perfect amp or class of amp. All classes have there pluses and minuses. It is up to the end user to prioritize what is most important to him personally, and to make his personal choice. There is no legitimate reason for others to criticize one’s choice. It’s usually those who are insecure and need outside validation for their own personal choices who criticize what others have found to be optimal for themselves.

I have owned and listened to tubes and ss. Ncore does it for me. I don’t need some audio "expert" to tell me what to like. Nothing as obnoxious and unwanted as someone trying to save others from themselves.

The best way to kill a troll is to stop feeding him. Let's quit replying to him and perhaps he will get the hint.

stfoth
it’s been awhile since I knowingly gave any class D amp a good listen, maybe a decade. so, some folks absolutely love these things. others can hear the flaws.
my impression from a decade or so ago was that I hated them (at least the few I heard), but really couldn’t put a finger on why--lots or power, ridiculous detail, etc. just something missing, and, inexplicably, my ears felt funny afterwards--almost like a ringing that shouldn’t have been triggered by the volume or duration. difficult to explain.

+1 stfoth, others hear it too, and if they can’t good for them. This is why there are for and against post, from both sides of the camp, so potential purchasers can make up their own minds, and be happy with it or disappointed.
These forums are not a marketing exercises to create a push to sell more Class-D.    
As the opening post says " Please share your experiences with class D amps!"

Cheers George

Stop listening with your eyes (reading specs) and start listening with your ears. That is the only proof needed. And stop with the ten-year old stories. Get in the now.