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<blockquote data-quote="Hennie" data-source="post: 37788" data-attributes="member: 20"><p>Modern Class D amps have not been widely judged as bright or fatiguing, unlike first generation Class D. Rather, more like valves or Class A. Eg amps built with Hypex building blocks are sometimes accused of being a bit soft sounding or lacking in treble. Personally, I think people miss the glare of many Class AB amps. Hypex gives you low high order harmonics, harmonic distortion not rising with frequency, lowest distortion at lowest power. Very few Class AB amps have these characteristics. It may just explain the lack of glare Hypex has.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hennie, post: 37788, member: 20"] Modern Class D amps have not been widely judged as bright or fatiguing, unlike first generation Class D. Rather, more like valves or Class A. Eg amps built with Hypex building blocks are sometimes accused of being a bit soft sounding or lacking in treble. Personally, I think people miss the glare of many Class AB amps. Hypex gives you low high order harmonics, harmonic distortion not rising with frequency, lowest distortion at lowest power. Very few Class AB amps have these characteristics. It may just explain the lack of glare Hypex has. [/QUOTE]
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