Classe Audio products, past vs. now?

Well, experience has spoken.  And experience can never be underestimated.  Kind of like starting less than a dozen threads but responding to over seven thousand.   Now that kind of experience should tell us a great deal. 

…….perfect answer wahtjd and appropriate !!! I have owned several Classe product's through the years starting with the original David Reich DR-9 amp. That was a beautiful piece and I had the pre-amp to match. ( MR-6 or something  like that ) and this is going back to the late eighties early nineties. Enjoyed those pieces for years. I went  back to them a few years ago with the CA 2200 amp and CA 800 pre-amp. Then I moved up to the CA 2300 amp and were all are very good sounding pieces. Then Classe did something stupid and moved all of their production to China as they were originally made in Quebec Canada and the quality control suffered. The company sank and their products value on the used market was next to nothing. So I moved on and from what I have heard they were bought out or financed through a new entity and have come out with some new and really good gear. Overall good company that has gone through some changes but that original DR-9 and their DR-8 ( class A ) amps were really good. Worth a try out in my opinion. I hope this helps.      

The DR 8 and DR 9’s are not class A.. but great amps.. I sold mine bcoz of DC offset

So…has anyone tried the Sigma Amp2? I’ve never owned Classé but have been aware of them for years, mainly their older stuff. It appears B&W group owns them now and, yes, it’s made in China. My instinct tells me to run away, but I need to buy something as my Stasis PA5A Mk 2 (a Nakamichi clone of one of the Threshold amps) has finally asked for a divorce by blowing a cap and I have neither the time or ability to change it myself. Has anyone attempted to make the jump from Class A all the way to Class D amps?  Thoughts?  Thanks!