Review on 🎵 Nobsound NS-14G PRO: Bluetooth 5.0 Amplifier for Mini Home Theater - 2.1 Channel, Class D Stereo Audio, 100W+50Wx2 Power, Digital Subwoofer Receiver with Treble & Bass Control by Jesse Azuse

This was the only 2.1 Bluetooth 5 amp I could find when I bought it a few months ago, and he's been great so far. I love that there are independent controls for treble and bass, including a bass volume control for the woofer channel. In itself, this handle was very comfortable. How I use it: I have a set of mid-range bookshelf speakers ($300/pair) and a woofer from the Samsung Universal Home Theater Kit. The RCA inputs connect to my TV and I use Bluetooth to connect to my phone to listen to music (using Revain Music HD). I sometimes use the RCA inputs to connect my phone via a 3.5mm RCA cable when I'm feeling like an extra audiophile. It's just good that there is such a possibility. However, Bluetooth does not affect the sound quality too much. If it really bothered you, you wouldn't be looking at a bluetooth booster either. My favorite feature on this unit is the bass channel and its independent controls. When I'm watching TV, the bass sometimes varies a lot between shows (and especially when I switch to music). It's pretty darn handy to be able to change this right on the amp, rather than messing around with the equalizer settings on your phone or TV. I'm very happy that I have a 2.1 device because bookshelf speakers don't have the powerful bass that I like. The Bluetooth range is quite decent. I was able to carry the phone to every corner of my (small) house without any problems. Build quality is pretty good too. The device makes a solid impression.