Dayton Audio DTA-2 Digital 🔊 Audio Amplifier Module with Class D Technology Review

Cheaper if you contact Parts Express direct. The details are well done and the sound is very good. Take a look at the power supply.

Soldering requires care, but it's worth it! Add the Belkin F8Z492TTP Bluetooth Music Receiver and you have a wireless speaker setup!. Just add batteries, speakers and a case.

I was looking for a used Sonic Impact T amp (out of production - hence very expensive) to reproduce the project (shown here [.]) and was able to it but not t. find one. This amp was the perfect replacement and cost less than the original T-Amp.

I recently used one of these amps to power a set of vintage speakers that came with a compact stereo. proper instructions included. With a little soldering and chopping you can make a nice speaker set for little money. My friend uses them in his garage and you can easily hear them from 50 feet away. 15 watts are enough. They have a great video on the details of assembling this amp into a speaker set.

Bought this amp on a whim. I saw a lot of rave reviews online and needed something to power a pair of spare speakers. I had a spare 12v power supply, I plugged it in, plugged it into the laptop's headphone jack and turned it on. I was surprised! It reproduces the picture well, with crisp, clear sound and no heat loss. My replacement speakers are now on the way to becoming a homemade ghetto blaster with great sound.

This little amp sounds great. I've used it on several small speaker projects and I've liked them all. I paired it with a solar charger/controller, any 12v SLA battery and a good 12v power supply (I use 6 amp). BAM. Great little system. Maybe I'm just spoiled by Revane Prime, it's the holidays or something. But 12 days to get it seems terrible. He sits in Ohio all day just mocking me. laugh at me while i get everything else Pooh. I hate ordering from Parts Express. but that's the only place…

This is a bargain if all you want is sound and efficiency. Don't forget that this is basically a Class D amplifier, so your choice and speaker connection is a big factor in sound quality. On a purely practical, physical level, I think someone fell asleep at the wheel in the design phase: the fasteners are really lame, in fact there aren't any. 2 custom sized holes in the middle of the board will not fit. Oh, don't even try to pull out that 10x or 20x magnifying glass to try and read the chart…