> It’s a shame because Class-D has come a long way, there seems to be a natural opposition to anything digital. The funny thing being that Class D has nothing

> It’s a shame because Class-D has come a long way, there seems to be a natural opposition to anything digital. The funny thing being that Class D has nothing to do with digital. A Class D amplifier is say to a class A one what a switching power supply is to a linear one, although the amplifier works on current rather than voltage, but the principle is essentially the same: they're 100% analog, and sound wonderful.