What is your favorite Class D amp?

devinplombier, the TDA3255 is no where near the 250 watt rating per module  Input is 240 watts per pair. Efficiency is 80%. Output is 192 watts or 96 watts per module. However 80% efficiency may be doubtful. I say each module provides 65 watts RMS per channel and I use about 5 watts average for listening. No matter what some others stated distortion is about 1% at the 65 watts per channel.

The Douk NS-13G will sound as good as expensive amps till your speakers exceed at least $2K. Then you may hear some improvement with the expensive amps and speakers, Unlike the Douk some amps do not have tone controls to tune your speakers response.

@jimbennet 

Based on that chip’s datasheet, I don’t disagree that the Douk amp should be able to push 60wpc at less than 1% distortion. 

Does it sound good doing it? I’ll take your word for it :)

Edit: I can imagine the Douk doing a decent job of driving entry-level, 2-way ported bookshelf speakers, that sort of thing. But for $2000 as you mentioned, you can get into some pretty serious vintage speakers that would cause the Douk to self-immolate in short order. In fairness, I've never auditioned the Douk.

No one can hear 2% distortion. The specs show 1% distortion. Case closed.

what-is-your-favorite-class-d-amp?

i certainly haven’t covered the waterfront on this subject ... in particular i have not had the pleasure of trying ralph’s (@atmasphere) recent class d amps

for me i would say the agd audion’s are by a good margin the best sounding ones i have - i also have units from devialet and w4s...

Happy with my PS Audio M1200 monoblocks driving my B&W 803 D3.

Effortless dynamics.

Pristine clarity.

Stable for transients down to 2 ohms.