Review on 🔊 Bass-Boosted Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Audio Amplifier for Home Speakers: BT30A by Leo Torres

It's been a few months. I've used it with bookshelf speakers, Micca, NHT Super One and some Infinity. The subwoofers used were a passive Sony, an active 8" Infinity and an active 10" NHT. Bookshelves: Infinity were a bit extravagant. The NHT pumped out plenty of bass, almost too much with a subwoofer, and the Micca struck me as the perfect bookshelf partner when a subwoofer is used. For subwoofers, the amplifier works great with a passive subwoofer. Control the bass slider. The two active subwoofers also worked great. The NHT subwoofer is higher quality and sounds better, but don't be afraid to use a lightweight passive subwoofer. I think I read that the amp only sends 20-200Hz to the subwoofer. If I wasn't going to use a subwoofer I would just use the NHT as they have better bass. I think for the price this amp can't be beat. I've only used it with Bluetooth, YouTube Music and Apple Music. Attention: I have a hearing loss and a profound hearing loss.