2026 best deal in audiophile class D stereo amp?

Thanks for all the recommendations folks!  This has been very helpful in getting to know the landscape of audiophile class D. 

I know 300+ watts is "overkill" but I also know these speakers can handle that much juice and having been in the SET low watt world so long I'm just trying to embrace the new paradigm and go for the big modern superwatt thing!  Truth is I'm driving them with 20 watt's right now (KR audio Antares) and they sound incredible (but there are definite limits to volume levels). I'm not looking for an "endgame" amp (though these are my endgame speakers), I'm looking to see if I can really give up tubes for Class D in a most-bang-for-the-buck scenario.  

Def look for a pair of PS Audio M1200s. FYI Michael Fremer bought the review pair

I’m hoping to get a pair of the Hypex Nilai monos at some point in my journey. With a really nice tube pre of course. These are at about 260w @8ohms, but the 4ohm rating is well over 500w. And stable / unshakable with super low noise way down past that. They’re reviewed not just for their power capability, but for sounding very natural. Comparable to class A in some respects.Alpha Audio has spent a lot of time with the Hypex Nilai offerings in some comparo vids with listening examples:

https://deercreekaudio.com/products/hypex-direct-nilai-500-mono-block-amplifier-kit
 

Apollon Audio has their designs around the Nilai as well: https://apollonaudio.com/product/hypex-nilai-500-m-monoblock-amplifier/

But if you were ok with foregoing that power requirement, those new Crecsendos by Laiv seem really promising, and the GaNfet sound seems to be primo. Hoping those new Class D Audio amps are a complete redesign. Nice to know folks here like them and I’ll have to check those out. Their first amps on the market were presumed no bueno, but I have no direct experience with them. 

Wyred4Sound SX 1000-R monoblocks. 

you know I've been reading so many stereo reviews in the last few months (first on speakers and now on amps) and 99% of what you read is so positive they are almost all useless.  I'd really love to see a Class D shootout of all these sub $2k range amps.  Or better yet, one comparison of what can be found in the true entry level under $1000 stereo amps and then what can be found in monoblocks at maybe under $3000 a pair.  There are so many offerings in class d now, I really wonder how much difference there is between the final sound of all these similar amps.