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I would love to see a robust and repairable class D design make it to the market as a kit or module. It's the one disadvantage I see of class D. Most techs can
by taffronaut 4y ago
I would love to see a robust and repairable class D design make it to the market as a kit or module. It's the one disadvantage I see of class D. Most techs can fault-find on non-switching amplifiers, but blown commercial class D modules typically just end up in the bin.
- mistyvales 4y agoHypex (and Purifi) are fairly repairable, and also sound amazing