Competitive class D amp suggestions

Well I have a March Audio P502 and it is awesome, based on a Hypex module.  Much more clarity and resolution than my Class AB amps, with powerful driving bass.  It's since been discontinued as March has gone all Purifi, but you may not need that much power so the P262 might be good for you.  March have much better build quality than VTV.  

  I am very impressed by the Audiolab mono blocks. Output is 250 watts rms each.

You don`t have to push them and having one amp for each speaker gives remarkable stereo separation. Listening to Bon Jovi or Paul Simon is quite amazing as I cannot hear anything from the speaker not being used in stereo at the music swings from side to side. I also have a DENON amp and I have just tried Dali Spector 2 speakers and I am most impressed, ideal for my. bedroom. I do think you need a good DAC though for the Audiolabs,  Mono blocks. The Naim V1 are very good indeed in my opinion.

The only one that comes to mind is the hybrid Rogue Audio Sphinx v3. It gets positive reviews everywhere, well except audio science review, but of course. I will have one at some point, just to see what all the hype is about. Herb feels it will become known as a classic, in the same league as the famous NAD integrated. The fact it is all analog with no digital dac or inputs appeals to me. I’d want to keep it seperate. Plus I like that it provides a fixed pre-out to facilitate connecting my still in use cassette deck. It supposedly has a great phono section and dedicated headphone Amp which is said to be very good. The v3 was tweaked to allow more of that tube sound to come through. It also doubles the power into 4 ohms, at least the previous two iterations did. The specs don’t indicate this in the v3, buy I’d expect it is unchanged. Plus, it just looks so damn good. They have not changed its appearance one bit. 

I’m surprised no one mentioned Ralph’s (Atmasphere) new class d amps. Give those a look. Good luck 

I ran a Mullard Tube Rogue Pre and a PS Audio S300 (Ice Power) for several years. I thought is sounded really good.  S300 lightweight, ran cool as a cucumber and powerful.  Definitely sounded better the longer you left it on.  Just recently switched to A/B to give it a try. I still think a hybrid topology is viable high end SQ. Rogue, PS Audio, Wyred4Sound., Peachtree all big bang buck stuff IMO.