Whose got best class D at this point?

Based on my experice with Bel Canto, Leviathon and Karma, the V2's of the NuForce amps have made a huge leap forward.

I have to say the Ref 9 SE V2 is one of the better amps I have every heard regardless of design.....

A couple of months ago I did a round of audition for amps to drive my Gallo Ref 3 II. I tried half a dozen of powerful amps in the $3,000-5,000 range, including the Bel Canto Ref 1000 (which I liked), but when I tried the NuForce SE9 v2 I immediately stopped searching: I found them head and shoulder above the competition and I brought them home

Whose got the best? Good luck in getting any sort of definite
answer. I am a believer in the Class D, T, Ice, Nuforce,etc. technology. I don't know who has the best or which technology is superior. I have an Audiosource Amp 7T I got off E-bay for a very modest sum. I am constantly surprised at how good it is. I will always have someone's "Class D" for my power amp.

I think this new Nuforce may really be a step up.I think we are in infancy of chip amps.I am surprised though given what I have read that another digital product hasn't caught fire that being the DEQX processor (I know I am hijacking my thread but it's so old it's growing whiskers).After reading the DEQX pre/pro review at (again) 6moons and hearing hub bub about NHT Xd I am surprise this digital domain fix hasn't gotten more licensing.But for speaker builders like a guy I know who put his own ribbons and Fostex into his own di-pole frames and put subs in floors he got to have x-over completely handled by DEQX which analyzes his room and components (including drives and "cabinet: which in his case is compressed foam) and he ols me it rocks.But then again he got it to do up a pair of $400 Dahlquist to sound almost as good as $10K Infinity MTS's.I think all this chip stuff from amps to room processing will make in 5 years the stereos we use look like Edison cylinder players.
Chazz