Class D implementation in integrated amps and subwoofers has become quite common.
Hence was wondering why it isn't being implemented widely in the case of avr's especially when there are many channels of amplification which lead to a lot of heating issues.
One can see a lot of advantages like reduced box size of the avr, more power and less heating. Plus costwise may be cheaper for the manufacturer and the benefit can be passed to the consumer too.
Can some knowledgeable person throw light on this. Thank you.
Hence was wondering why it isn't being implemented widely in the case of avr's especially when there are many channels of amplification which lead to a lot of heating issues.
One can see a lot of advantages like reduced box size of the avr, more power and less heating. Plus costwise may be cheaper for the manufacturer and the benefit can be passed to the consumer too.
Can some knowledgeable person throw light on this. Thank you.
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