Why monoblocks?


Why run monoblocks? Most amps can handle most speakers, especially those that are 88DB and above in sensitivity. I see pictures of all these speakers being driven in monblock configuration. If the stereo amp can do the job, why spend money on two amps? I mean, what are the benefits?
kclone
just something to add to the list, but I found diagnosing issues, ie pops, noise, a lot easier when using monoblocks
Digital vs. analog.

Aftermarket power cords vs. stock.

Now, we have stereo vs. monoblocks.



Oh, the joy...
Now digital versus analog, that is a REAL difference that anyone can hear with no imagination or wishful thinking necessary.
It's more cost-effective to build 2 channels into one case and although the sonic benefits of monos may be limited, they're more versatile and typically built for more power and hence, usually an upgrade.