Wouldn’t think it converts its inputs to digital. You should email Classe Audio technical support group and find out. That’s all I can sure if the Sigma Amp5 class D amps would digitize its inputs upon entry. The Delta series class AB amps, especially the CAM-600 monoblocks, are indeed better amplifiers overall than the entry level Sigma series class D amps for sure but cost much more than the Sigma series class D amps. Had more mid-bass and bass power too and sounding more punchier and much quieter design than the Sigma series class D amps. The Delta series class AB amps had more body volume and fuller sound than the Sigma series class D amps. But when I heard the Sigma SSP paired with the Classe Delta series class AB amps they sounded better for sure. However, I’ve heard the Classe Sigma SSP paired with the Classe Sigma Amp5 class D amp before at the store and they sounded great together especially if you like class D design amps. You can email Classe technical support group and ask them and confirm the info with them. And using 2 Classe Sigma Amp2 stereo amps (class D) only to power my overhead ceiling Atmos speakers for Atmos setup. Using 2 Classe Delta CA-2300 stereo amps (class AB) to power my surround and surround back speakers. I’m using 3 Classe Delta CAM-600 monoblock amps (class AB) to power my B&W 800 D3 front speakers and the matching B&W HTML1 D3 center speaker. I use all Classe Delta series class AB analog amps to power my front LCR speakers and surround speakers. I don’t use Classe Sigma Amp (class D) to power my front and surround speakers in my dedicated HT room but instead I use the Classe Sigma Amp (class D) only to power my overhead ceiling Atmos speakers for Atmos setup in my dedicated theater room.
It is Classe’s proprietary class D design. : Classe Sigma class D amps, I’m not so sure if the incoming analog signals are converted to digital upon input but I know that Classe uses DSP to regulate the amp.
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