🎶 Nobsound MS-10D MKIII HiFi Bluetooth Tube Power Amplifier Stereo Subwoofer Amp USB/Optical/Coaxial Review

For a near field stereo this amp sounds so good and for the money it looks fantastic, especially the sound and performance is fantastic! I use KLIPSCH 2-way monitors. The bass response from this amp to these speakers is amazingly great, I can't believe how good it sounds! I think it's 25 wpc. That's more than enough for really loud clean playback! Just buy and you will understand! Yes, it's Chinese, but it sounds damn good!

Right after switching it on I immediately hear a buzz (even without connection to anything). I spent a day tweaking it with my mission speaker hoping that warming up would fix things. Too bad the buzz never went away and I had to bring it back. This device is really good for listening in a small space. In my small home office I hear very pleasant sound. I tried it in my living room, it didn't work. I really like this unit but the hum is too loud to hear in a small room. I hope Nobsound solves…

The sound quality for this price exceeds all expectations. It offers a comfortable listening experience from a CD and player with an external preamp connected and even from an iPhone source. Enough power to reproduce pure dynamic sound. Much, much better than what you can get from an active Bluetooth speaker for the same price! The design is compact and elegant, and installation is extremely easy. If you are looking for a decent, inexpensive and very compact amplifier for connecting various…

I confess that my expectations were probably higher than they should have been. This is a tube buffered solid state amplifier. This warms up the sound a bit, but the harshness of the massive components is too obvious. I actually wanted a vintage look, but for the price it had to be more than just window dressing. The digital inputs on this amp are largely wasted due to the lack of sound quality. The subwoofer helps with low frequencies and offloads the amplifier to achieve deep bass. This would

I used to be an audiophile; and pre/power amp, magnepan speakers, monstrous cables, etc., then I gave up and resigned myself to listening to mundane conventional gear. Over time I've longed for a great sounding system without a "big" price tag. I was introduced to "tube sound" when I bought a small tube headphone amp to boost the punchy sound of my computer. It worked great and gave the sound a warmer, less sterile character. Next thing I know I have a small pair of Polk bookshelf speakers and…

This is what I was looking for a good tube tone with big air tube tone and female vocal openness but with high fidelity, detail and speed right from the start. good output transistors Everything was fine with the Super T amplifier. I replaced it with this one. I just wanted a more open tube sound with the super high detail and speed of Pure Acoustics. Precision components in my system, especially now that I've found an optical cable from HDMI converter to DAC that does the job right. comes with

I really wanted to like this amp. But not so much. There are many reasons I chose this amp including the subwoofer pre out and this was the first disappointment. The subwoofer pre-out doesn't adjust the volume, which is a big problem as you usually want the subwoofer more than an arm's length away. Then a soft hiss. I've read that this can go away over time, but just to check that I was on my audio connection I switched to a digital optical input and it doesn't work at all. Let's face it, one…

What can you expect from a tube amp for so little money? A lot of. Nobsound seems to be changing my expectations. This little amp has a really good fit and finish and is heavy for its size. The glossy black side and top plates have been covered with a protective film and are intact. The metal parts of the case are also in top condition. This amp was packaged very well in a custom-fit shipping box. The tubes were already fitted and arrived in perfect condition. Tubular cells are pretty strong…

The Nobsound MS-10D is NOT a "real" tube amp. As the previous reviewer wrote, this is actually a 60W per channel class AB solid state amplifier (using two Fairchild TIP41C transistors and two TIP42C transistors) with a tube buffer stage. A tube buffer, also known as a voltage follower or cathode follower, is a passive preamplifier in which the high output impedance of a source (e.g. a CD player) is reduced enough that it can be properly transferred to a lower input impedance load. Concerned…