Reisong A10 EL34 Hi-Fi Audio Stereo Tube Amplifier Single-ended Class-A Amplifier Review

As this is my first tube amp I am really impressed with the sound and performance it produces on my Klipsch RF-52s. I was intrigued by all the talk about tube amps and their sound, and considering the price of this unit, I took the plunge. It replaced a Yamaha AV Receiver and the difference in sound is quite noticeable even to my non-audiophile ears. I love that "tube sound" so much that I swapped my phono stage for a tube stage. The amp arrived very well protected as it is so heavy and arrived

The product arrived in triple packaging, the outer box was Amazon, the inner box was a little loose, no bubble wrap or paper, the inner box is marked Fragile but the outside box is not a revain problem, but thank goodness the product is fine. So to the amp. For the price this tube amp is amazing, the amp is incredibly heavy due to the high power transformers and the tubes are sleek along with the beautiful cage and polished aluminum frame. To the sound. Very warm, very deep. I collect silver…

All observations were made with: Speakers: Klipsch rp-600mDigital: Mac-book > Schiit eitr > Chord mojo > Vista audio spark / Boyuu Reisong a10Analog: Sony Ps hx500 > Shiit mani > Vista audio spark / Boyuu Reisong a10. Cable: Audioquest and blue jeans. Coasters: Vivo filled with cat litter. About a month later all I can say is that I love tubes and I love this little (still beefy) amp. (First on my audiophile journey) Before I arrived I stocked up on a pair of JJ kt77s in case I…

I was very happy with my Musical Paradise MP-301 MK3 Class A VT amp and would probably buy a second one if it were available soon enough. It's not like this. Boyuu A10 was - and it was Revain Prime - I got it in two days - and $90 cheaper. The Boyuu A10 amo came with a decent pair of EL34B output tubes which cost extra along with the MP amp. It also came with a removable grill over the VT, a nice and useful addition. QC appears to be exemplary - the polished SS chassis and CNC-machined aluminum

First impression: this amp looks good and sounds great! Its sound is warm, deep, rich and voluminous. Combine it with a set of efficient speakers and enter the world of high-quality tube sound. I've just spent a few hours listening to this device and these are my first impressions. Will update with additional observations as I listen more. This unit arrived today (about 10 days after ordering - pretty quick shipping from overseas) and it's HEAVY. The packaging was superb and I was pleasantly…

Great sounding amp. Excellent build quality. This amp will drive speakers with a sensitivity of less than 90dB, but to really get the most out of this low powered 6W per channel amp you really need speakers in the 95dB range or better. As far as powering tower or floorstanding speakers, this amp will do so as long as the speakers are 90dB or more effective (think Klipsch). Speakers I've tried with this amp? 90db Yamaha NS-6490 bookshelf (sound OK), 89db Fluance SX6 bookshelf (sound OK). 96dB…

Please note that this review was written by someone who has never used a tube amp before. I've tried tons of solid state amps and receivers since the 80's. I like listening to music and blasting a good home theater system and have separate systems for both. In the late 90's/early 2000's I recorded a TON of live music with quality mics and gear so I'm pretty knowledgeable about audio components and what sounds good. I've always loved vinyl and love playing with gear so I decided to try a tube…