Class D is just Dandy!

@georgehifi

All your three basic arguments have been debunked repeatedly.

You've yet to convince anyone.

Is there anything you have to say, or is it all just george on repeat?


Erik

Guys,

The admins keep removing posts of mine which are factual and impersonal. So I’m going to keep posting smaller and smaller posts to see what exactly it is they are objecting to.

I have Bel Canto 500 monos and a BEL mk V.  This is my second BEL, and is kind of the ultimate expression of Dick Brown’s old lineup.  Back in the 90’s I had an earlier BEL which I preferred to the smaller Krell and Mark Levinsons.  It was really kind of a giant killer, at the time.  
Now, I’m really surprised at how good the Bel Canto’s sound.  Depending on the speakers, I prefer the Bel Canto’s ICE class D to the BEL’s class A.  At some point I will have to try the 600M’s.   

coffee-jerk
At some point I will have to try the 600M’s.

Yes you should, as they to me and others sounded better than the Belcanto Black mono’s and Ref 1000 mono’s, still wouldn’t put them in with linear hi-end territory driving hard loads especially

Cheers George

Yeah, I would have to agree, GeorgeHiFi. The ML speakers you tried the Flying Moles with wouldn't be exactly conducive to a great listening experience. Too bad.
 I was using Mag-Planar that were really fast and efficient. But still eventually went back to the tubes.