🔊 Hifi Stereo Bluetooth 5.0 Tube Amplifier MM Phono Amp for Turntables - 320W Power Output Review

I bought this amp to replace a poor quality tube amp. This new one is more powerful, has more features and looks a lot better. The Bluetooth connection is reliable with clear sound. I hooked up a pair of Klipsch speakers and a 10" Klipsch powered subwoofer to the amp and it handles them perfectly. The processing quality is also very good. All metal with beautiful copper accents and two tube LED color options. It looks amazing on my desk!

I am very impressed with this tube amp. I spent a lot of time reviewing the feature sets, comparing and finding the best setup for me. This amplifier replaces a Sony stereo receiver. I have 2 Polk bookshelf speakers and mostly use them with a Stanton turntable. The tube sound for vinyl is amazing, the bass and treble controls are nice. It's a nice amp and it's loud. I've never gone above 1/3 of max volume - it's that loud.

A couple of music lovers but needed a small Bluetooth system for a small office. Rather than buying all in one I decided to use Totem Kin speakers (and subwoofers) with this little amp and it drives them well and sounds really good. No, not as loud or detailed as the Jolida 102 tube amp I hooked up before, but that's not fair considering it cost $1,000. But again, it exceeded my expectations and the Bluetooth connection is always very good and easy.

Amplifier sounds fantastic. I have no problem managing my Klipsch floorstanding speakers. I have an amp hooked up to an old Acoustic Research phonograph and the amp has a very popular warm smooth tube tone. The tubes don't get very hot, so this isn't a safety issue. I wouldn't touch them anyway. In general, I am completely satisfied with the amplifier. Very good construction, compact size, banana plugs and bass/treble adjustment. Excellent purchase.

I have two old (Kenwood) but great speakers 120 watts into 8 ohms. This thing feeds them perfectly even without an interposed equalizer. The sound is warmer than I expected when I ordered the amp, so I won't even use the equalizer now. I think the sound could be better, but I like the simple and low-maintenance layout here. I listen to a lot of radio via my Crane WiFi internet radio and also easily connect to my Surface for other music channels. The Bluetooth connectivity is just plain fun and…

This amplifier is fine. Yes, it has power but a little muddy sound. I've compared it to my Monoprice tube amp and it beats it with just 50 watts RMS. Day and night. A lot of people might think this little amp is good, and I get that. Trust me, this thing is a mono price hybrid tube amp. Also, I did not receive an antenna or power cord. I had a power cord with the same configuration, so I used that to connect to the AC line end of this power supply. The box wasn't even sealed. I keep my original

I bought this douk amp for work from home, I had three criteria; small form factor, performance and Bluetooth. Considering this device seemed capable of covering those bases, I decided to take a chance and I'm so glad I did! As a vinyl lover, the addition of a phono stage was an added bonus. I also took the opportunity to upgrade my speakers to the Q-Acoustic 3030i and they really go really well together, no subwoofer required! Reserve it if you want to boost it too. Bluetooth is very stable…

Framed sound yet warm, again I'm unsure of the power advertised, 160w RMS per channel. At around 120 watts around that number for each channel, I'd say Bluetooth 5.0 is a game changer. Acquire a signal in less than a second. The range is also very impressive. The only wish is that it would be better to install a construction fan for cooling. On the other hand, I've used this little bad boy for over 14 hours and it hasn't given me any overheating issues. The price I paid including taxes, let's…

I ordered this not expecting to be blown away by such a relatively cheap little amp but here I am. In my spare time I repair old receivers and loudspeakers as well as other electronics. I recently needed speakers in a location that didn't fit my b&o Beomaster 8000, so I set out to find them. I needed something with a built in phono stage/ground, RCA inputs for radio broadcasts, and Bluetooth. It hit the spot and had enough power to power my 80's Bose 501. Along with this bonus was a tube…