Mrtennis. It is no secret why dug in audio companies detest class D. On my own system, Scintillas powered by advanced H2O monos, any listener can easily detect the pollution pressed onto the music by gaudy cables, flu flu preamps, and digitally smeared CDPs.
Some people think I am being sarcastic only have to spend awhile at my home to know I mean every word.
When retailers get four grand for speaker cable hoses, they are none too quick to warm up to the new class D amps that will expose their noisy dielectrics.
Class D amps have imposed rule changes. Wires must be clean. Analog signals must be left untampered by digital slight of hand like up or over sampling. Affordable preamps must improve.
If you ever took part in the passive vs. active preamp wars here and there, class D amps are the passive preamp champion's friend. Most active preamps do mess up the sound.
Ones that don't are expensive.
Some people think I am being sarcastic only have to spend awhile at my home to know I mean every word.
When retailers get four grand for speaker cable hoses, they are none too quick to warm up to the new class D amps that will expose their noisy dielectrics.
Class D amps have imposed rule changes. Wires must be clean. Analog signals must be left untampered by digital slight of hand like up or over sampling. Affordable preamps must improve.
If you ever took part in the passive vs. active preamp wars here and there, class D amps are the passive preamp champion's friend. Most active preamps do mess up the sound.
Ones that don't are expensive.