What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

the NC1200mp module can output 38 amps.  March audio has tested his with sine waves at full rated power for 6 minutes without oscillating, not a situation you are likely to get with music.  The Thiels are a horrific load, but I suspect NC1200 monoblocks would be up to the task. It would be interesting to try out.

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George, I think you are probably correct I but had to ask! 

My McCormack DNA-500 does pretty good and I suspect a real improvement is going to cost big bucks.

Dsper.

Yeah your speakers are one of the greats but need a equally great amp to do them justice, especially in the bass.

Those here that say x class-d can, can not show independent test resuts that show the 8ohm wattage doubling to 4ohms and then the most important one almost doubling again from 4ohms down to 2ohms.

This is the true test to see if an amp is able to "drive" properly into 2ohms and in your case .5ohms, and not just make some noise into it.

DESPER a pair of John Curl designed Parasound Halo JC1 monoblocks will do the job nicely, and not cost much used.

Cheers George

I believe the Rogue Hydra and Medusa are stable to 2 ohms.  I have the Hydra and it is a great amp.  

Those Thiels are monsters to drive. I owned the CS7.2 which was an easier, but still rough load on amps. The Parasound JC1's struggled and shut down a couple times even with them. I ended up with Krell FPB 650M monoblocks. Finding an amp that can control/make those older Thiels really perform at there best is limited imo.