What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

Cherry amps, by Digital Amplifier Company. 

Hypex, among others I'm sure:
https://www.hypex.nl/p/hypex-ncore-mp-amplifiers/
Best,
E

Hypex certainly claims it with the NCore MP series, around which many brands have designed their Class D offerings:

https://www.hypex.nl/p/hypex-ncore-mp-amplifiers/
 

Most D-Sonic are stable down to at least 2 ohms.

Tim

You’ve got one of the greats in those Thiel CS5’s dsper, but are seriously hard to drive.

The OP has asked which Class-D can "DRIVE" a 2ohm load, not one that won’t occillate or blow up into a 2ohm load, and not be able to drive it fully.

I’ve seen no Class-D independently tested, be able to come close to doubling it’s 4ohm wattage when presented with 2ohms, and remaining stable and comfortable doing so.

This is a true test of being a great amp that can handle and "DRIVE" speaker loads such as Wilsons ect can present down to below 1ohm, including your Thiel CS5’s, they can go down to .5ohm at 20hz and remain at 2ohms still at 50hz!, and are still under 3ohms all the way up to 200hz!!!

None of the Class-D’s mentioned here will do these great speakers justice at all, the ones suggesting so are all tripping!.

Cheers George.