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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on March 2, 2025This amp in tiny as in just a bit bigger than a deck of cards has a lot of capability for such a small device. It's rated for 50 watts and I confirmed this is real power at low distortion by hooking them up to some floor standing speakers. They handled them fine, not significantly different from my Pioneer vintage amp that packs good power.
The knobs on the front are for bass and treble and the volume also doubles as the power on switch. One foible perhaps is that if you turn the volume to lowest but not off, the bluetooth disconnects. It pairs without any issue but I had to press "connect" on my phone's BT each time, which I didn't love. There is also a 3.5mm headphone type of jack for connecting to analog devices. The speaker connectors on the back do accept banana plugs though they are a tad small and too closely spaced for my liking. The front knobs are a bit cramped too, making it hard to adjust sometimes. The bass and treble knobs have no markings but I believe that pointing their marking up is the "0" or flat value so if you have those knobs all the way counterclockwise it's actually -10db, and sounds very weak since it's chopping out so much signal.
Even with the volume cranked up a bit the unit barely got warm.
It is impressive how much power and functionality is in this tiny amp giving you the ability to use this anywhere without compromising on sound quality.
