What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

why can't discussions of audio stuff, hifi stuff and music listening stuff, be non confrontational ?

really you have to ask this?? Because there's way too much BS and Voodoo in hi-end audio Mr D

Cheers George

What I’ve learned lately on this thread is to avoid using speakers that present loads to the amp of less than 2 ohms.

What can be the case, is these speakers can be the best measured/sounding ones, why drive them with amps that can’t do them justice.

As for flipping the bird to amp manufacturers, only when it’s warranted because of not saying how it is, or recommenders of them that have no idea what they’re on about.
Because they the manufacturers/recommenders would have "you" believe if an amp with 800w can drive a speaker that’s "inefficient" and with a "average impedance loading". Then that same amp can also drive a speakers that are "even more efficient" but with a "very hard impedance loading".

Spectron Musician III mk2 mono blocks - I believe they will provide around 300 watts at 1 ohm - or it might be at 0.5 ohm -   I used a pair with ML CLX for many years with fantastic results - but these are only avail used -  they will drive just about any speaker

Bart 

Spectron Musician III mk2 mono blocks - I believe they will provide around 300 watts at 1 ohm - or it might be at 0.5 ohm -

Once again this means nothing, give us the clipped wattage at 8ohm 4ohm and 2ohm and 1ohm, only then will you know if it's being current starved (sagging).

Cheers George

http://www.spectronaudio.com/musicianIII.htm

600 at 8ohms.  800 at 4 and 1300 at 2 ohms - it does not double the power when halving the impedance - but it is apparently stable at 2 ohm   

I’m not an electronics engineer - but the specs are in the link - I just know that these sounded great - but I never cranked the volume - as the room is too small -  they deliver lots of current