Tube Amplifier, Tube Amplifier Home Audio, Stereo Vacuum Tube Amplifier, with Bluetooth 5.0, Treble Bass Control, Subwoofer Output, Headphone Output, with Record Player Phono Preamp and USB DAC

Unit works great. Very pleased and the tubes are cool to look at. Nice warm sound with plenty of power.

Not a standard RACK size. It is a table top item. Cannot adjust Treble, Bass and Volume for each l channel individually. Only dual channel. Good sound quality for the price. Good looking unit. Only ONE set of speaker output.

Amazing compact tube integrated amp! I bought this because it had decent power rating (100W), and the fairly large (and rectangular) power meters on the display. Secondly, I did like the BT 5.0 function that is included. Other than streaming, phono, and CD/DVD player, I had no plans to use this for other than HI FI music, so the connections were perfect for my use. Out of the box, I was impressed with the build (though a little lighter than expected) and the speaker connections accept both banana plugs or wiring. Power cable is long which made getting to an outlet easy, and when turned on ZERO feedback, hiss or buzz. Once connected to my Klipsch La Scala's, the clarity was unbelievable! At one quarter turn, the amp provided more than enough power to make the speakers sing and at a half I'm sure the neighbors appreciated the tunes! Only downside is I wish there had been a balance control for left/right, but overall balance was pretty good (in my case I would have liked the Rt Ch to be a little more than Lt Ch). For what I paid, and the quality and sound capability, I could not have asked for a better amp. Would definitely buy again. Excellent Product

This amplifier says on the box that it is 50 watts per channel at 4 ohms.. which is probably like 35 watts at 8 ohms…. Sounds terrible. Looks nice, but the sound quality just isn’t there. When I asked the questions in the question box, it stated the model was 100 watts per channel. Very misleading.

What a great amp, the sound quality is refined, Bluetooth range is good, it drives my Bose 301’s quite nicely.May 14, 2025 update less than a year since I purchased the AMP sound quality is still good however the left channel power output meter has stopped working. The left channel is driving the speaker it just appears to be the meter. My concern is this speaks to build quality and may be the beginning of more problems to come. Having problems at only 8 months in is not a good sign

The media could not be loaded. The sound is absolutely amazing - so beautiful! The moment i ladi eyes on it. I fell in love with its sleek apperarance. You wouldn't believe that it's capable of powering my FOCAL 826S floorstanding sepakers, ( featuring dual 6.5 inch woofers, a 6.5 inch midrange speaker and a TNF tweeter). i primarily listen to folk and acoustic music, including artists like Twoo Feet, Mariah Carey and Whitnery Houston. it's pairing just perfect. the sound quality is flawless, with no unwanted noise, and it delivers a truly remarkable listening experience.

Instead of posting beauty shots of this amp (and it is kinda pretty) I present you with pictures of its guts. I wanted to really dig into this amp and see what my $300 hard earned dollars got me. It is a mixed bag.First, the good. It does in fact use the tubes as a preamp and the amplifier appears to be a classic A/B design with two pairs of C5198/A1941 transistors. I can't say if it's 50w or 100w but it does drive my Infinity IL10 speakers very well. The transformers are real beefy, much bigger than they probably need to be but that's where a lot of other amps cheap out. They're also clearly labeled! The body of the amp is made from nice solid metal, except for the bottom panel but we'll get to that later. The covers for the transformers and tubes are made from heavy gauge steel and the finish overall is really nice. The power button is very satisfying to press and the VU meters are a great touch. Bluetooth pairing was effortless and all the other inputs just worked without any fuss.Now, the not good. First, all the input processing for all the inputs is done by a single chip, a MV BP1048B2 (use google to find the datasheet). Now this chip isn't bad per se but I would have expected something better considering every single input runs thru it. It also contains the bluetooth radio, which is 5.0 but missing some of the newer codecs like LDAC and aptX. You can see the pictures of the input board and draw your own conclusions. I was super pumped to use this to drive some headphones but was super un-pumped to find that the headphone output doesn't use the tube preamp or analog A/B amp but is instead run straight from the BP1048B2 with it's meager 40mW output and very scratchy sound quality. DO NOT BUY THIS AMP TO DRIVE HEADPHONES. Remember that bottom panel I mentioned? Well it's made from much thinner metal sheet than the rest of the unit and it provides the sole attachment point for the amplifier board and its heatsink. Once you unscrew the bottom panel, the whole 1lb+ amp is just flopping around inside. Also, for this price, I don't get a remote control?Overall, this isn't a bad amplifier. This is an overpriced amplifier. At $300 I can't recommend it, but for say $200? Maybe, if having tubes and an A/B amp stage are important to you and you will NEVER plug headphones into it (did I mention you SHOULDN'T BUY THIS TO DRIVE HEADPHONES?). It looks nice sitting on my media shelf and it makes my speakers sound pretty if I use one of the wired inputs (bluetooth quality was a let down).

Great tube solution for my turn table. Bluetooth works very well