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What is a Class D Amplifier?

https://www.pureresonanceaudio.com In this video, Andrew discusses Class D amplifiers. You might have heard of different classifications of amplifiers, such as Class B, Class A/B, Class C, and Class D. Today, we’re focusing on what a Class D amplifier is since many of our amplifiers at Pure Resonance Audio are Class D amps. Different amplifier classifications depend on their internal components and how those components operate. Class D amplifiers are highly efficient, achieving around 90% efficiency. This means they produce less heat waste compared to other types like Class A amplifiers, which operate at about 20-30% efficiency and generate more heat waste. Because of their efficiency, Class D amplifiers have smaller internal parts and cooling systems, making them more compact. For example, our DA2500 model features two channels with 500 watts each, totaling 1000 watts. It’s a lightweight, easy-to-use amplifier that fits into a single rack unit, providing powerful audio output without the bulk. If you have more questions about Class D amplifiers, leave us a comment below, call us at (866) 676-7804, or email us at [email protected]. We're here to help! Find us on Facebook:   / pureresonanceaudio   Follow us on Instagram:   / pureresonanceaudio   Featured in this video: Pure Resonance Audio DA2500 Dual-Impedance 500W Rack Mount Power Amplifier - https://www.pureresonanceaudio.com/co...