What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

I have heard that Behringer,
but it has driving power aplenty.

Was that with speakers like the OP has that are 2ohms and less for nearly all the bass.

BTW that 3000w Behringer Class-D can be got now for $299!! at Parts Express now, with free!!! shipping.
https://www.parts-express.com/behringer-nx3000-ultra-lightweight-class-d-3000w-power-amplifier--248-7012

Holy moly, 3000w for $299?
That amp blows away the puny watts in my stable.
What was I thinking!

Wait a second.................

joysjane

That’s right, it doesn’t matter how many watts you have, if you don’t have the current to back it up all the way down into 2ohms and less, with speakers like the OP has in the bass, you got s**t.
Like I said the "puny" 25w Mark Levinson ML2 monoblocks will slay them "to a given volume level"

Cheers George

According to George’s standards, the Behringer is a great amp:

440 w/ch into 8 ohms
900 w/ch into 4 ohms
1500 w/ch into 2 ohms.

That is 27 amps of current per channel at 2 ohms, far more than the 7 of the ML2.   

Are you serious! You buy it and drive the Op’s speakers then


You are really in a world of denial. if you think this Class-D can out drive the 25w ML2’s "to a given level into these OP’s speakers."
I’ll lay money on it also that those watts are not real or RMS, would be nice to see some independent test, at 8,4,and 2ohms

You buy it and live with it, because you obviously think 3000w can sound better than 25w into the OP’s extremely hard to drive speakers.

It’s like saying a 1/4mile dragster with 8000hp can get to the top of Pikes Peak hill climb faster than a 100hp rally car, delusional is the only word, even the most technically inept on these forums would think so.