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2*100W TPA3116 D2 Dual Channel Digital Audio Amplifier Board 12V-24V
http://www.ebay.com/itm/400930718344?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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Here in Uk Richer Sounds are offering the Teac AH-01 (Silver only) at
£149.95 in their sale. Small footprint, USB DAC 24/192, Optical, Coax &
2 x RCA and 25 watts per channel at 8 ohms. Should fit the bill for the
OP.
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Can you DIY ?
I've found the hifimediy amps to sound great, they do a small low
powered version.
http://hifimediy.com/amplifiers/T1-M-amplifier
They also do ready made amps but I do not have any experience of them.
http://hifimediy.com/amplifiers/ready-made-amplifiers
Jeff
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> Can you DIY ?
>
> I've found the hifimediy amps to sound great, they do a small low
> powered version.
>
> http://hifimediy.com/amplifiers/T1-M-amplifier
>
> They also do ready made amps but I do not have any experience of them.
>
>
> The tripath technology is getting to be pretty old, and class D amps
> have moved on.
Looking at the spec sheets, if you mean moved on to lower power, higher
distortion and worse SNR you are right !
Also those inductors on the SMSL look very small and they're using only
the PCB as a
froth wrote:
> Thanks all. I may pick up one of the small amps you guys noted and
> test. But given I do have space for a larger format amp I may shop
> around at various pawn type shops looking for a quality amp at a low
> price. After reviewing the small amps mentioned I am a bit concerned
kidstypike wrote:
> Bigger is better?
Always, Baby!:p ***
froth wrote:
> Thanks all. I may pick up one of the small amps you guys noted and
> test. But given I do have space for a larger format amp I may shop
> around at various pawn type shops looking for a quality amp at a low
> price.
Thanks all. I may pick up one of the small amps you guys noted and
test. But given I do have space for a larger format amp I may shop
around at various pawn type shops looking for a quality amp at a low
price. After reviewing the small amps mentioned I am a bit concerned
about the sound
froth wrote:
> Thanks all. I may pick up one of the small amps you guys noted and
> test. But given I do have space for a larger format amp I may shop
> around at various pawn type shops looking for a quality amp at a low
> price. After reviewing the small amps mentioned I am a bit concerned
As long as you don't push them beyond their power capability, the
TPA3118D2's are pretty good sound quality-wise.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" -
Giza2020 wrote:
> If anyone has a recommendation for an amp as per OP but with a USB
> connection to power a Chromecast audio I'd love to hear as well.
I have an amp with USB charging socket (Onkyo CRN755) but not in same
price league. I tried using it to power a Raspberry Pi connected to the
mooblie wrote:
> I would go for something like this digital amplifier:
>
> www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121767091695
I have something similar - Topping TP21 driving some Wharfedale Modus
Cubes. Surprisingly good sound. The Topping is very well constructed.
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Giza2020 wrote:
> If anyone has a recommendation for an amp as per OP but with a USB
> connection to power a Chromecast audio I'd love to hear as well.
In my Garage / backup Man Cave there is one of these SMSL SA things and
its powered by an old PSU that i have from an old LA-CIE NAS that has
If anyone has a recommendation for an amp as per OP but with a USB
connection to power a Chromecast audio I'd love to hear as well.
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Hi folks.
I have a squeezebox classic that was connected to my yamaha mini stereo
system. The amp went and I am now looking for a replacement. I only
used the input from the squeezebox and not anything else so I do not
require anything other than inputs for the squeezebox. I would like to
I would go for something like this digital amplifier:
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121767091695
Martin at
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mooblie wrote:
> I would go for something like this digital amplifier:
>
> www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121767091695
I agree - my dining room system is a raspberry pi driving a pair of
TPA3118D2's, and it has worked great.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
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