Three questions; what is the size of this amp, how load can it get and what is the sound quality like?
1777701
5'' length, 4" tall, 2.5" wide (5x4x2.5). Really small. Approximately 95db (Subway Train at 200'). Since this is an extremely small amp, the sound quality isn't the greatest. Very similar to a High School P.A. system, but for one room.
1777702
Very small about 4 inches by 5 inches. Surprising loud for such a small amp.
1777703
not technical but as tall as a coke can and about as wide. The sound and clarity are more than you would expect. Only thing I don't like is that it did not come with a DC cord but does have a place for one. Overall as a little amp to carry somewhere (or if you have kids and cannot get loud like you would want) it is a great little amp.
2188058
This a very small amp. Having said that, Im 99% sure you can listen to music at medium volume, just dont expect to hear any significant low frequencies. I think the "Dayton Audio APA150" is a better option for this speakers.
385323
That's a good match, IMO. An 8 ohm load will only make ~7-8 watts on this amp. You may start to see some distortion after half volume but even at that point, it's plenty loud. Just keep in mind, it's not a 100 watt amp.. I had that amp connected to a pair of large 100 watt 8 ohm home stereo speakers and it did a great job! If you have a way to adjust the tone on the input audio, it'll rock! Very clean and accurate..
582616
It's plenty loud for household use and doesn't distort.Not a BOSE unit.FM radio in a rural area stinks, no antenna. ..But! If you want volume without distortion you want, buy a cheep used guitar amp (20/30 bucks) with a 8 or 10 in speaker..Then buy an adapter wire with a male 1/8 in. stereo plug on one side and a 1/4 inch. mono plug on the other side .Plug the 1/8 stereo plug into your source and the other mono into the input of the amp. be sure not turn up the volume on the source so loud or it will distort..Then use the amp. volume to play it as loud as you wish.I used that hook up in my garage.. MUCHO LOUD and cheap It's plenty loud for household use and doesn't distort.Not a BOSE unit.FM radio in a rural area stinks, no antenna. ..But! If you want volume without distortion you want, buy a cheep used guitar amp (20/30 bucks) with a 8 or 10 in speaker..Then buy an adapter wire with a male 1/8 in. stereo plug on one side and a 1/4 inch. mono plug on the other side .Plug the 1/8 stereo plug into your source and the other mono into the input of the amp. be sure not turn up the volume on the source so loud or it will distort..Then use the amp. volume to play it as loud as you wish.I used that hook up in my... » Read More It's plenty loud for household use and doesn't distort.Not a BOSE unit.FM radio in a rural area stinks, no antenna. ..But! If you want volume without distortion you want, buy a cheep used guitar amp (20/30 bucks) with a 8 or 10 in speaker..Then buy an adapter wire with a male 1/8 in. stereo plug on one side and a 1/4 inch. mono plug on the other side .Plug the 1/8 stereo plug into your source and the other mono into the input of the amp. be sure not turn up the volume on the source so loud or it will distort..Then use the amp. volume to play it as loud as you wish.I used that hook up in my garage.. MUCHO LOUD and cheap « Show Less
265648
Ya know I don't know. I use it as a rack studio amp for my "guitar room" It is a great amp for that. I usually run the volume just over half on each side and control the volume from my Eleven Rack. Great amp and an excellent price. If you are going to use it for stereo equipment you'll need some way to "pre-amp" it. As for it's quality it is great and I've not noticed any distortion at all.
2051886
I love this amp so far. It's small but very powerful. The positive reviews say it all and was the main reason I got it. I'm pushing 2 10" kicker comps at 2 ohm. You should have plenty enough power.
871453
If you are not expecting a hard hitting sound it will do the job. But if you want something that hits really hard and dose a great job you need a bigger better amp. So to answer your questions it depends on the quality you want.
608615
It is a great little amp. Amazing sound for the money. it has an acoustic setting and several amp "models", lots of ways to dial in the tone.
1983543
It'll certainly work and work nicely. If you're looking for a lot of power you may want to consider a unit with more wattage. If you are happy with moderate volume you're certain to enjoy this amp.
342571
Depends on what your expectations are....it will drive them unless you plan on pushing it hard for extended periods. I have purchased a half a dozen of these amplifiers for an annual Halloween event. One of these amps have pushed 4-4ohm load at 90% for 6 hours a day for 3 years (one month out of the year)....another amp only lasted a week on a much smaller load...so its hit and miss. I would, however, suggested getting the 2000w or 3000w version of this amp since the price difference is so small.
36285
volume and you can skip songs on the usb memory stick if you have them. This is a very decent amplifier and it puts out RMS about 10-15 watts continuous. Not bad for the sound. You can also tune the radio with remote control.
750933
Nope. It's a great little amp, but not quite as powerful as I thought it would be. It delivers great sound at all levels and is perfect for my application, which is powering two Yamaha outdoor speakers by my patio. I bought this with a NFC-enabled Bluetooth Audio Receiver (< $30) and the combination of the amp, receiver, and speakers (which by the way were less than $80) work like a charm. My patio area is about 20' x 20'. If it were larger, I might need a more powerful amp.Overall, I am delighted with this little device and would highly recommend it for the right application.
385322
That's a good match, IMO. An 8 ohm load will only make ~7-8 watts on this amp. You may start to see some distortion after half volume but even at that point, it's plenty loud. Just keep in mind, it's not a 100 watt amp..I had that amp connected to a pair of large 100 watt 8 ohm home stereo speakers and it did a great job! If you have a way to adjust the tone on the input audio, it'll rock! Very clean and accurate..
1417979
Let me add one other thing. Kicker under rates there amps. You will get a bench test card with yours. It will tell you the real power of the amp. Mine is a 1500w, but benched at 1723w. To much power can cause distortion and blow your speakers even if you keep it turned down. Too little and you get bad sound and overdrive your amp. If your subs are rated at 750w @ 2 Ohms and you have two then 1500w is what you want. So keep that in mind. Also remember you want your amp to always do the work for you. So keep the base on your head unit at 0. Then mess around with the EQ on the head unit and the frequency on the amp. Gain can be your enemy if you have really good pre-amps. So you shouldn't have to turn it up a lot. My recommendation if your not experienced is once everything is installed take it to a place that does it all the time and have them fine tune it.
1552220
It's a really nice, clean-sounding amp. It works best with efficient speakers and when hooked up to a computer to take advantage of the built-in DAC (Digital to Analog converter). As others have pointed out it's a little under-powered but fine for a smaller room (e.g. bedroom). It also has a really good headphone amp.
2211630
the mini amp is only ~ 8in in length and 4-5in high. It weighs ~ one pound. It sounds OK in a small room or a regular room with a standard ceiling but so much in a large auditorium.
1619241
Per the Manual:Output Power, 2 channels driven 4-Ohm, 1 kHz, 1% THD - 15Wx24-Ohm, 1 kHz, 10% THD - 23Wx2Max Power - 75Wx2Not sure how they get the "max power" figures, 15x2 is realistic, it sounds pretty good with 5.25" bookshelf speakers at moderate volumes. If you're looking for audiophile quality, driving large speakers, or playing loud music look elsewhere. Perfect for a small room or ambiance on a patio though.