🔊 Fosi Audio BT30D: Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Audio Receiver Amplifier for Home Outdoor Speakers & Subwoofer Review

I was pleasantly surprised at how loud and good it sounds. My old Onkyo is louder, but I never use it at a volume that doesn't ring my ears. The thing is still pretty loud. Louder than I need. It has good sound quality. The bass from the main speakers is a little less than my Onkyo, but not by much. The subwoofer fills this in, albeit with a slight change. On the other hand, it has more high frequencies. It's very clean and sounds great on my Polk Audio speakers and subwoofer. It has controls…

This little receiver performs exactly as you'd expect. I use this for my office desktop setup, connecting two 50w Sony bookshelf speakers and a 60w 8" Monoprice subwoofer. Combined with (finally) reliable and ultra-fast Bluetooth 5.0, the device's connection is stable across all bands used. (I can walk around the house and keep in touch, although I don't have to.) The EQ controls are a godsend (not common on other Bluetooth receivers), as is the ability to adjust subwoofer settings (volume and…

Only used a few times so far but seems to live up to my expectations (I'm sure nobody expects it to be compared to a Carver amp!) . I don't notice any strange humming, hissing or distorted noises. Being able to run the subwoofer independently from the satellites is great (I like deep bass but not overpowering/booming bass). Bluetooth has to be connected manually each time by opening the phone's Bluetooth settings and selecting Fosi. IE will not automatically connect to a previously paired…

Replaced a 4 year old SMSL Q5 Pro with a BT30D amp. It's hooked up to my desktop computer and connected to an 8" OSD Audio PS88 subwoofer and a pair of Micca MB42X bookshelf speakers. SMSL was overkill although I liked all the connection points. I just need something that plugs into my Mac Mini's headphones. connector and has the best quality. This BT30 does a great job. Love the fact that it can drive a passive or active subwoofer. I enjoy building my own speakers and it gives me more room to…

Music is a big and daily part of our lives. Since we don't like to overload the system in the living room just to "brighten up" the sound in the kitchen area, I kept a small (homemade) 18+18W amplifier and Minimus 77 speakers on the fridge for years. . It was connected to the living room system via a stereo audio isolation transformer and a Bluetooth receiver with an audio switch. Ugly, but it worked and sounded good. After the recent renovation of the kitchen and living room, a nicer solution…