What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

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Bob

Viber6,

I believe most equipment designers/engineers are pretty clear that there are two aspects of designing a new piece of equipment, the engineering side of designing, then the black art of voicing.  I believe both Jason Stoddard of Schiit and Paul McOwen of PS Audio have been clear that there is an aspect of equipment engineering where the science says changes shouldn’t make a difference in the sound, but yet they do.  

I am funny as hell, sad the moderators don't think so.

Give up Ralph, a good BJT amp will always drive into these sub 2ohm low impedance’s and do the wattage doubling act better than a Mosfet Class-D even GaN based one
The best linear amps that can do it are all BJT

M.S Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California (2017)

Pros for BJT:
BJT’s are capable of handling higher output currents for signal outputs and can have lower output impedance in amplifiers intended to drive a low input impedance load or deliver significant amounts of power, this is a huge advantage.
Cons for MOSFET:
Can’t drive a low-impedance load very well.

And there’s plenty more, I’ll posting them till the cows come home. Please show just one from any great known amplifier designer (beside you) that says the opposite!