ASR list of known class D home audio amplifiers.

[welwynnick]

The Sony TA-DA7000ES, STR-DA7100ES and STR-DA9100ES are also class D amps.

 

[norge43]

It appears RBH has their Unrivaled Alpha amplifiers, 2 - 10 channels, in Class D.

 

[Scrivs]

Thank you Doodski, this is rad!

Now, maybe someone would like to start a "gut shot" thread

Nothing makes me inwardly cringe more than an otherwise competent module ruined by a "custom buffer," or some blunderingly stupid discrete opamp "solution."

Thanks again chaps.

 

[Gruesome]

I believe the amps listed in post 122 (https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...ss-d-home-audio-amplifiers.55474/post-2021377) have not made it into the list in post 1 yet.
I noticed because I was looking for my Loxjie A30, which got a positive review by Amir. In the meantime, there is now also a Loxjie A40, with phono input.

 

[Robinson808]

Deer Creek Audio. They sell Hypes amps. https://deercreekaudio.com/home

 

[Gruesome]

It seems editing of the list in post 1 stopped in July 2024.

 

[Jokke]

Thank you for the details. I will add them later today when I have spare time.

No spare time yet?

 

[Online_olympian]

I own a couple that aren't in your list.
Sonance 12 - 50
Trueaudio d16

 

[Online_olympian]

It seems editing of the list in post 1 stopped in July 2024.

Seems like an easy task to give to chat gpt. Or canva, if you want me to write the script I can do it in about 15 minutes with either of those. Something I have sort of taken up as a hobby.

 

[Online_olympian]

Seems like an easy task to give to chat gpt. Or canva, if you want me to write the script I can do it in about 15 minutes with either of those. Something I have sort of taken up as a hobby.

Sorry Claude.. Not canva.. Although canva is a cool one for gfx.

 

[Jokke]

It seems editing of the list in post 1 stopped in July 2024.

Probably because class D becomes the standard, nowadays.

 

[Julf]

Seems like an easy task to give to chat gpt. Or canva, if you want me to write the script I can do it in about 15 minutes with either of those. Something I have sort of taken up as a hobby.

Sure, if you want an answer that might or might not be accurate. Remember that ChatGPT and Claude don't actually look at facts, they synthesize language based on how text usually looks like.

 

[Gruesome]

Probably because class D becomes the standard, nowadays.

You mean, too much work because of the abundance of amplifiers? But if testing can keep up, surely list keeping should be less work, innit? The first post says 'This will be organized as results come in.', so clearly the list is not meant to track ALL class D amps, just the ones there are test results for.

Still, list keeping might lose its allure after a while; it's always easy to demand consistency from other people, if one doesn't have to do the work oneself... ;-)