What Class D amps will drive a 2 ohm load

Yes, I had seen that test. I would guess that the module only? (he he) does a little under 1100 watts into 2 ohms at 1% distortion. Plenty of grunt for 98% of listeners on 95% of the speakers in the world.  I have never read a post that said any amp using these modules would not drive a particular speaker.......Can you find one?  A powerhouse, for sure.

I wouldn’t believe any manufactures, specs only independent ones.

Check out post #42. $5500 all out Apollon stereo amp using NC1200 modules A/Bed with $20K mono Krells. Sexy amp!

https://www.whatsbestforum.com/threads/rocking-the-boat-nord-hypex-nc1200-signature-amplifier.27730/page-3

I have no idea how they sound but according to Anthem their M1 Class D Monoblocks if connected by 240 volt will drive into an open circuit or short circuit. 

• Flat frequency response into any load, without having to resort to digital conversion or equalization to compensate.
• Stable into all loads including open circuit and short circuit.

According to this the M1s are manufactured by Paradigm -   http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/anthem-statement-m1/?page=4