🔊 Sabaj A4 HiFi Audio Stereo Bluetooth Digital Amplifier 80Wx2 - Apt-X Bluetooth, USB, Coaxial, Analog, Optical Inputs, Subwoofer Output Review

I love this little amp. I'm not a music lover, but I like it when everything works smoothly. The latest generation of soundbars work very well, especially with universal remotes. Specifically, I was hoping to find a receiver with an optical input, an IR remote, a 50+W output, and a subwoofer output. I have a pair of Polk Audio bookshelf speakers and a powered subwoofer and I really wanted to use them with my TV, especially my FireTV, and didn't need multiple remotes or independent on/off…

Update 1/12/19: downgraded to 2 stars. After 6 months of regular use, the optical input began to fail (every 1-2 seconds, the sound disappears for a split second). Aux and BT seem fine. Disappointing as the rest of my experience was good. First Review: This is a solid little stereo bookshelf driver with great connectivity. Loud, clear, clear. helped me clean up my desktop stereo/entertainment center by incorporating gain and volume control, SPDIF, Bluetooth (for my phone), aux in, aux out and…

I only own this product for a day before returning it. I wanted to like it - it ticked every box in terms of features and inputs. I connected it to a MacBook Pro to power a pair of speakers and also connected a subwoofer. Pros: Many entrances. Small form factor. Attractive (some people complain about the tiny display, but since I used it at my desk I had no problems). Comes with a USB to Micro USB-A cable. If you're buying it used/in good condition from the manufacturer, but it was made by…

This little amp is quite unusual. I've only used it when connected to my PC via USB, so I can't use Bluetooth or other input methods. I use it to play my Mirage OMD-5 home theater speakers. What a set of "desk speakers"! This amp can really push them to high audio levels and I don't hear any hiss, distortion or strained sound. Of course, not bright and not tinny. My previous amp was the Denon AVR-3200. I had to do without surround sound and this monster was too big for my office. This little…

The aesthetics of this amp are brutal in a good way. This is a trapezoidal shape with a significant weight and thickness of the body. He would fit well into a Sith Lord's interior. It doesn't waste space or resources on things like: buttons, color (other than a faint blue tinge), or curves. The A4 feels like an exercise in utilitarian design, which is why it appealed to me so much. Looking through the Sabaj website, I could tell that I had put a lot of thought into the performance and internal…