Review on 🔊 Dayton Audio DTA-2.1BT2: 100W Class D Bluetooth Amplifier with Sub Frequency Adjustment for Enhanced Audio Experience by Jeff Hall

Honestly I hate that it doesn't automatically disable the previous user when I want to use it and wasn't the last to listen, but I can't really fault the one complain price. My other two options cost four times as much, and since they're only used to power my outdoor porch speakers, I won't bother too much. If I were to use it as an amplifier in a more heavily frequented area, I would hesitate because of the aforementioned feature (unless I live alone. Then: what's the difference!). In terms of sound, it shocks me how good it sounds compared to the old Denon I had on my porch. Bluetooth has never fallen out of favor, and it's in a nice little form factor that's not as intrusive as the receiver it replaced. I'm glad I found this for the purpose it serves!