Review on 🔊 Facmogu Black Mini Bluetooth Power Amplifier 100W BT 5.0 - Wireless Stereo Audio Player for Home & Car - TF/USB, No Power Supply Included by Izzyswave Singh

This little amp is pretty darn impressive, and not just for the price. I bought it for a bluetooth speaker project. I bought an old Fluance fisdk500 at a local goodwill store. I really liked the Fluance form factor and I could tell the speakers were pretty good and had a crossover, but the integrated amplifier was complete crap. 20 watts, and the only way to adjust the sound was with a long-lost (and seemingly impossible to replace) remote control. I ripped out all the electronics and decided this was a really good candidate for one of the newer types of digital amps. I have used the T Class Lepai on my desktop rig for several years and loved it, but the T Class is no longer available and the D Class Lepai is double what I originally paid for my Lepai T Class (12 $50 man I wish I could get a case for that price!) I found this little amp with built in 4.0 bluetooth and 100 watts so I decided to give it a try. I casually hooked it up to Fluance and this amp brought Flueance down to its BASIC! The difference in every respect is striking. More power, better sound and (unlike the original Fluance) Bluetooth! I'm really tempted to wait for a nice drop in price and buy LOTS! I'll be back and post some photos of the completed project when I'm done.