There's a bit of misinformation in your post, but someone else already addressed it. Personally I like Class D amps for basic uses like computer speakers and s

There's a bit of misinformation in your post, but someone else already addressed it. Personally I like Class D amps for basic uses like computer speakers and such. That said, I have a very basic class D receiver/amp that I use as a preamp for a larger 2.1 system with studio monitors for computer sound, as I like my FPS games and music to be clear and accurate while still being loud enough to "feel" things like explosions or timpanis. Technically the Class D amp can push those monitors well enough, but at more than 1/3 volume there is some distortion and clipping, whereas on my discrete amp I have yet to find any distortion within comfortable listening levels.