A few times I've heard pundits insist that class D amps can't actually sustain their advertised power, at least not without additional cooling with larger heatsinks and/or cooling fans. Exactly how true is this?
These critics seem to me to saying in effect that class D amps' are falsely rated by their makers and also that this is less often the case for A/B amps.
I can't tell from my personal experience with five different class D amps since I've never driven my speakers to levels high enough to need such sustained power as those amps claimed.
These critics seem to me to saying in effect that class D amps' are falsely rated by their makers and also that this is less often the case for A/B amps.
I can't tell from my personal experience with five different class D amps since I've never driven my speakers to levels high enough to need such sustained power as those amps claimed.
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