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They will sound fantastic! Depending on the size of your room, you may not need a sub. I had a Martin Logan Balance Force 210 in my system but I soon realized I didn’t need or want it with the HS and sold it. That being said a faster more accurate sub may work better, I might try the Kef kc62.

Yep, and then he got a taste of his own medicine. I don’t think he enjoyed it much, it’s always better to be kind.

Mad? well maybe a little.

That’s nice to know, I’m not anti class D or anything else. I was just messing with Watchnerd. However I’m not an electrical engineer nor do I pretend to be.

Well I don’t think pejorative is the word you’re looking for, maybe inscrutable.....

I see, that’s what you meant by crud.

So you need to filter out the distortion before you measure?

https://tidal.com/track/35467662

Like I said, I should have done this before I panicked.

Sorry I took the wink face as added sarcasm.

I’ll try and explain this so you can understand. You began by criticizing the amp I was using, implying it was to wimpy. So I was simply retuning the favor. This has nothing to do with whether or not your amp could reproduce the coil movement I was experiencing, I’m quite sure it could.

Well I’m fairly certain when I played this track on my other system with the same results it is the track that’s the culprit.

I’ll take the word of one of the greatest audio engineers over any of one’s you listed.

Maybe you should watch again, he specifically said the claimed distortion level of class D amps is exaggerated.

Lol... last 10 minutes or so.

July 2020

According to John Curl it is true.

Hahaha.... Right!