That's correct, they have symbilink balanced (analog) inputs. To have a digital input at the amp would require a D/A built into the amp. Personally, I like the idea. Building on the Zapco idea, all you would need is a headunit that provides a digital output. Each amp would have it's own crossover, eq and D/A convertor. Expensive on the amp side but a very simply system. One headunit and one 5 or 6 channel amp would be all the electronics most systems would need.I don't even think zapco has digital inputs on amps...
In the car stereo world (which may be the only thing you have any knowledge of) both of these statement are true - best as I know of ....No companies make amps with digital inputs.
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What about the older MA audio HK4000D and visonik's V4000XD ? They claim to be digital class X amps.. The quantization of the output signal at the power stage can be controlled by either an analog signal or a digital signal. Only in the latter case would an amplifier be using fully digital amplification.No companies make amps with digital inputs.
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