What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

A Carver Signature Sunfire 600 should do the trick.  That amp is so powerful it’ll get good sound from a cinder block.

If you get one Bill Flannery has up-kept there will be no heterodyning. 

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Amazing for $599.00!!!
"says" again not by an independent tester.

• 440 watts x 2 at 8 ohms
• 775 watts x 2 at 4 ohms
• 1200 watts x 2 at 2 ohms

Why get any of the others?? When you have this for $599

Cheers George

It's been reported that Jim Thiel ended up using Krell 600 Watt'ers.

The impedance of the CS5 at 20Hz is 2 ohms and not .5 ohms as stated. At 10Hz it is approximately .6 ohms.

At 10Hz it is approximately .6 ohms.

That when the vinyl warp frequency will tax an amp, or even a bit of dc servo flutter when the mains chucks a slight wobbly.

It's been reported that Jim Thiel ended up using Krell 600 Watt'ers.

Correct type of amp, that will almost double down to 2ohms without breaking a sweat, though the 250 or even 150 watt'ers would do, they all can do the Krell doubling act.
There are many other brands that do the Krell doubling act also, all use Bi-Polar (bjt) output transistors, just like the Krells.    

Cheers George