AIYIMA A07 Premium TPA3255 Stereo Class D Amplifier 300W x2 Desktop Amp | 2 Channel HiFi Integrated Amplifier with 3.5mm AUX Pre-Out, for Home Audio Bookshelf Passive Speaker,Replaceable op-amp chip

Easy to set up and good enough for Dali - Spektor 2

Effective power in a small package with a lovely warm sound. Have this hooked up to WiiM pro plus with a couple of Wharfedale satellite dx-3s and a Cambridge subwoofer via a RCA to 3.5mm jack. Makes my home-office desk a tolerable place!

Can’t really tell the difference between the fantastic old a07 very marginal difference. However this one sometimes “pops” the speakers on turn off which isn’t good but I am running it on a GAN 48v power supply

Works well feels like a good piece of hardware. I bought a aux to Bluetooth converter for about £15 so maybe look for a version with an inbuilt one?

Great little amp, actually drives a very large speaker with a VOLT 10" Bass unit.

Very impressed with this unit. Compared this to my Fosi Audio V3 . Used same 48v 5A power supply for both. Tweaked the op amp set up, swopped out the supplied 5532’s for some OPA 2604’s. Personal preference, for a wider soundstage, warmer sound. But worth playing around with these, as fairly cheap to do. The A07 just has more grunt compared to the V3 , sounding more forward to my ears. But sound is a personal thing. If you want to connect a subwoofer, get a 3.5 mm stereo to mono plugged in the back first. Great little amp, the sound will fill a big room with the bigger psu. Look for discount vouchers from Yima store also, can come in under £70. Bargain ! Connected to Wiim Mini Streamer, Topping E30 DAC, Aiyima T6 Pro pre amp, Dali Spektor 2’s.

For the cost the amp works great. Only drawback is you need to buy another power supply to get the full power of the amp. Only tested it with the supplied power supply, so far.

Affordable and sounds great

Prodotto validissimo, ma io avevo la necessità dei controlli di tono.

Bon rapport qualité prix! Surpris par sa puissance par rapport à sa taille. Bonne qualité sonnore sans être exceptionel.

es increible como de una caja tan pequeña puede ofrecer tan buen performance para un par de bocinas con las caracteristicas que promete, impresionante con un buen pre amp se mejora aun mas el sonido y la tonalidad. buscaba algo sencillo para unas bocinas beringer eurolive y me sorprendio mucho, recomendado al 100%

The power rating on this thing is theoretically 300 watts per channel as I understand it, it is NOT an overblown power rating but IS a deceptive one "Stock" this amp is 120w total due to the supplied power adaptor, however by using higher amp and voltage power adaptor it CAN go UP TO 300w x2 and the manual dose provide some examples to get the full power That is the ONLY issue I have, but other than that most of the rest of my review might apply to only a small number of people and while it suggests how epic these little amps are some of the sound quality and distortion descriptions are very unlikely to apply to most In my home which is a tiny house but with a few rooms rather than an open plan, I have a multiroom system with atleast 2 silk dome tweeters, 1 aluminum tweeter, atleast 4 3in mid woofers and atleast one big woofer(5in +) for midbass per room, I also have a house wide 12in sub(I significantly widen my sound with a cutoff at 50hz which makes my sub sound very loud and carry much father than it otherwise would) and many smaller subs spread throughout but not running on these amps, with multiple bbe processing dsps(widening, both high end and sub harmonics) both physical and software crossovers with highpass/low pass/bandpass as well as a eq, heavy widening and high midrange to high range enhancement this creates a ultra "airy" sound with no noticeable direction without screwing up imagining too much(stereo) but it enhances spacial imaging eliminating the need for dedicated channel speakers for the rear and sides) as well as significantly enhancing undertones across the whole range as well as "pull" vocals to the front in otherwords anywhere you walk in my house or are in my house it sounds the same( except two places which are the centers of the sound and where I sit to watch videos which has better imagining) with no sound gaps or perceived loss of sound across the whole fq spectrum and regardless of source or post processing Im able to hear voices in media without having to max the vol or background music getting in the way, it also significantly enhances the realism, a good example is a gunshot, due to how our brains work we "fill in" needed information so even with just core midrange and midbass fq we can very clearly make out something as a gunshot however the sounds a gun makes when it fires goes from subbass all the way up to the ultra-high end but the bulk of it is in the core midrange and midbass and most people hear this in media as a loud boom the whole bang, bang, bang thing but the sounds a gun makes as it fires isnt just the firing itself causing the boom noise its everything from the metal rubbing on a hand to the high pitch noises of metal banging itself or falling on the ground like a shell being hit by a firing pin or a shell bouncing on the ground, in most cases these sounds are still there but very faint and might not even be noticeable to the human ear reproduced in most media but non the less we clearly recognize it as a gunshot, what Ive done pulls ALL that out and when a gunshot goes off on tv it sounds like someone just fired a gun right next to you, it doesnt just feel like it, it sounds exactly like someone firing a gun right next to you just not as loud, all sounds the gun makes its not just a bang or bang and clink but makes all the sounds ALL of the sounds a gun would make very clear and audible, I didnt mean for this to drone on like this but I did need to explain my use case, however since I have said all this I should point out I dont just use a dsp to accomplish this I also use speaker placement, physical items such as foam to keep room vibrations down even with subbass and Psychoacoustics(the study of how our brains perceive sound and the practical applications of this, while I do pull out and enhance aspects of the sound such as my gunshot example, my gunshot example is also an example of psychoacoustics) I am a poor audiophile as such Ive had to "build" my system from scratch and from much lower end components but to be clear what Ive done is on par with 10+ grand systems(not just amps and speakers, a good example would be cinemas both public and private home versions) for not even a small portion of that price I run most of my speakers 24/7(as such these amps) albeit mostly at low volumes for background noise I have three one per room with one that is my core with the speakers strategically placed throughout my house with a slight underpower adding two 15ish watt 4in bookshelves and my big 80w rms bookshelf speakers with a dedicated sub and midrange woofer per speaker even then I cant turn up the vol all the way without distortion, its very mild suggesting its getting only slightly more power than it can handle causing massive wear but not enough to actually burn the voice coil out immediately but the very fact it does this suggests this amp is more capable than it would seem One room I have zone volume control with impedance matching, the other room I just have a distroblock, the one on the distroblock gets warm, on the case but otherwise is room temp everywhere else, the other two are room temp regardless of load this suggests very high quality components and good thermal regulation This part is just a guess as Ive never used these amps without my dsp but from what Ive noticed the imagining is amazing and a HUGE improvement over my old amps which were basically stuff I had laying around from over the years mostly low end consumer grade but it doesnt seem to amplify subbass and low end midbass all that well, I noticed a lack of bass over what my old amps produced and decided to try one of my unpowered subs on this amp rather than a cheaper one I got for my subs and it had a noticeable lack of subass it was still there and decent just far less than my old amps, however mid midbass to upper ranges seem to work just fine if not better than my old amps, this has caused major issues for me due to how I have my speakers crossed, my 12 is the only sub I have playing lower subbass most of my subs/speakers are crossed at a min of 75hz this causes the mid midbass to be noticbly louder than lower midbass and turning up the vol to a place were low midbass and high subbass is decently loud causes massive mudding Ive had to correct this issue with a eq its the only nondsp issue I use my eq for beyond tweaking for sound preference(I tend to like the "rock" eq present this preset is roughly the same regardless of the eq used(bump in low midbass/subbass, cut in high midbass/midrange, bump in ultra high end) regardless of if its music or video as such my eq reflects this) I only use my eq to correct rather than to process I havent looked under the hood so to speak as such I havent messed with the dsp chip so I cannot comment on that or the quality under but I can say the electrical protection is very good and per channel but I did have one time it didnt work correctly and very easy to reset by turning it off then back on no need to wait or unplug, my personal experience is with overdriving and short circuiting, both allowed the amp to still drive the channel that wasnt affected, I should also point out that I accidentally had a long term short circuit on one channel and I didnt notice it so while it is nice to have this protection per channel and it works very good most of the time its not without its drawbacks, it didnt catch fire nor burn out but it did make the amp hot not burning your fingers or anything but not warm ether this is how I became aware of the short that I noticed the amp was getting hot, it should have a thermal cutoff as well but Ive never been able to get them hot enough to trip it which to me is more evidence of its good thermal regulation They seem to be very well built the whole case is metal with rubber feet, the twist connectors are nice and more secure and easy to thread wire through however the plastic surrounding the lug is easy to break if overtightened For most use cases the single vol knob is nice, the design is so simplistic it looks very good however I will add that the major reason I got a zone control was for volume matching if you use the amps like I do to run multiple sets of speakers Id highly recommend it to get the most out of it, most of the issues I had with volume matching wasnt really due to spl(it did however make it harder to match spl between the amps with differing volumes causing sibilance but I strongly suspect this wont be a issue for most) it was due to not being able to use all the speakers to the best of their ability and placing speakers at differing distances causing uneven sound So in short these things seem to have power for days even with speaker matching/maxing the amp out and/or impedance miss matches, but the title of 300w x2 doesnt seem to be a lie however I havent tested it and its highly deceptive as that is the max the amp can handle not the amount supplied with the power supply that comes with it which is 120w total, thus requiring an upgrade in supply to reach the described wattage claims, however while my use case is rare as such it may not apply to all, from what Ive found they lack good low bass processing but have very good imaging, build quality is ultra-high, thermal regulation is very good, electrical protections are easy to reset and very good in most cases however the design of per channel protection is a cool feature but Im not sure if its better and can lead to issues if your not careful, the simplistic design looks very good and Ive had atleast one for over a year running 24/7 with zero issues however mostly at low vol for background noise but non the less that shows its durability

This is the third Class D cheapy amp I've bought. The earlier 2 were the Fosi BT30E and the Sabaj A10a (1st gen). The Fosi sounded 'harsh' on some tracks I played. So I bought the MA12070 Sabaj A10a which had a warmer sound. I'm running Elac Debut B6 (not 6.2). I also have an old Sony 12" subwoofer that I sometimes turn on. But only for booms or doof; not for normal listening/watching TV. The Elacs go deep enough for most purposes. The earlier amps had features I thought were critical; remote control, tone/bass/EQ controls, dedicated sub out. They also had some other features I didn't really need, eg Bluetooth, sub crossover (sub can do that) etc. But I've thrown all that out for the pure, balanced, sound quality (to my ears) of the A07. I've tested to the best of my ability using basic sound meter testing to ensure equal volumes and A/B switching. And even tried many, many permutations of settings for the Fosi and Sabaj. But no matter what settings I choose for the other amps, when I switch to the A07, which only has on/off, it sounds better to my ears. Also, I was pleasantly surprised that the 3.5mm aux on the A07 can be used as an active sub out. I thought I'd have to daisy chain from amp to sub to speakers, but instead, I can use the much tidier amp to speakers + amp (aux) to sub. So, the A07 is it for now. I don't need the tone/balance/EQ, and I can work around remote controls via using independent volume controls and a POOSR 4 Channel Stereo Audio Mixer. TLDR: If you are looking at other amps around this price range, don't hesitate. Give the A07 a go.