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In Reply to: You're mistaken posted by E-Stat on July 25, 2024 at 12:23:45:
Agreed, all class D amps are analog. Class D is an analog format. It's unfortunate that it's called class D especially since the signal is encoded and decoded but it is an analog encoding. The combination of encoding and the name class D makes people who don't understand the format assume D is for digital since we live in a digital universe these days.
The reason it's called class D is simple. There were 3 formats defined previously. They were A, B, C(decidedly not an audiophile format). And the fourth format was D since D comes after C.
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- RE: You're mistaken - hahax@verizon.net 07/25/2413:39:24 07/25/24 (1)
- Exactly - E-Stat 13:55:54 07/25/24 (0)
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