artur9
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Yes, or they blow. Either way they make my head go right 'roundFans suck.
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Yes, or they blow. Either way they make my head go right 'roundFans suck.
Now, if your opinion is that Class D is terrible in all cases all the time, then I can see how what I suggested is heretical.
[anxiously awaiting RMAF news, and realizing it's still OMG early in the Rockies...]
Focal does not think this, my 3k a pair monitors use a 100 watt A/B amp for the tweeters, and a 150 watt class D for the woofer.
It doesn't sound like crap, trust me.
Let's say the A to Continuity (A2C) amp is the new way Schiit goes.
It would still be a hell of a job to level, let alone improve on, the SQ of Ragnarok and Vidar.
Gallium Arsenide. They switch in the GHz range and should have unnoticeable switching noise(It may affect your WiFi if not shielded).I'm at work, so can't really listen to that video interview again, but Jason was saying that these faster junctions (beryllium, maybe? I think it started with the letter B) may be the key to better-sounding class D amps. Given how class-D works, that makes sense.
Stir a few of those trough the pudin and you could kill someone.Gallium Arsenide. They switch in the GHz range and should have unnoticeable switching noise(It may affect your WiFi if not shielded).
Gallium Arsenide. They switch in the GHz range and should have unnoticeable switching noise(It may affect your WiFi if not shielded).
Jason said that a matched Class D + integrated speaker can be made to sound okay.
I've heard Class D in the wild, and my assessment, like Mike said, was also that it sounds like a$$.
If it's improved, good! Great! But that remains to be seen.
I don't usually get into "ideology wars" about amp topology, but my experience was more an exposure to a "high end" amp at an audio store that sounded really bad, and I looked at it in horror and found out only afterwards that it was Class D.
Other exposure to Class D was at RMAFs past. When their statement speaker display is all filled with digital hash, I'm'a pass.