Stereo Amplifiers

My stereo configuration is four KLH outdoor "rock" (they look like pieces of granite) speakers, an IPOD, and a ten-inch deep book shelf that I wanted to use as the location for the amplifier. I looked at Fry's, Best Buy, and Circuit City and...
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BEWARE: an otherwise nice and simple amp, but the auto-switch feature totally ruins it for me. If there's no sound or only sound at a low volume (eg. silence, whispering or just a quieter dialog in a movie or song) for a few seconds, the amp turns...
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I have been using this amp to power my computer speakers for a couple of months now. It does an adequate job for that purpose but I would not use it as your main stereo power amp because it lacks the power. It has a on/off auto power switch that...
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I bought two of these to power my Bose 901 Series VI speakers. The pre-amp is also an Audiosource item. Although these amps are rated the same as the Kenwood system they replace, the sound is cleaner and much louder than before. They are, however,...
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After reading a recommendation on the goodsound web page: http://www.goodsound.com/other.html I bought a used AmpOne for about $150 to replace a Denon integrated amp. I use it to drive two pairs of speakers in seperate rooms (thus eliminating a Nile
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garbage pure garbage.in my system there were 3 amp ones.my friend is an electrical engineer/he tested all the rated specs of all 3 using top of the line test equipment only to find that they are not genuine.power meters were not...
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unsatisfied with the existing set-up in our living room I convinced my father to upgrade to seperates assuming they would blow away the aging Nakimichi receiver we had. I pointed out the audiosource one amp and pre-amp at J&R because they were...
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The GFA5500 is one of the best Power Amplifiers I?ve ever come across. Maybe it is not one of the most stylish looking ones available, but once you listen to the quality of the sound it produces you will be instantly convinced to buy it. In...
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I have owned this amp for about 10 years and have never experienced a problem with it. It is quite powerful and comfortable with driving difficult 4 ohm loads. The sound of this amp is wonderful - solid bass and extended highs with a "liquid"...
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I've had one of these units since July 2005. Unfortunately whenever I turn it on now I see a large spark jump out of the casing and of course no sound. I think that for $399 you should expect a device to work longer than 15 months.
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Two channel lovers can now find excellent performance at a price point that allows them to upgrade their system ! This amp is well built using MOSFET output devices in conjunction with an almost bullet-proof power supply. Beyond its wonderful design
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Ok, if you have been keeping up on my reviews, you know I have this thing with label makers. Simple is the key with these, they need to be lightweight, easy to use, and produce a quality label are my requirements for a good label maker. The...
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This little amp does just what you need it to do. Put it to work and you won't be disappointed. Its important to know that if you are installing this unit at a clients job site, you have to remember that they WILL want to screw around with the...
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This has been a very reliable and good sounding unit for my purposes. I bought it for the mic inputs as a recording/playback deck for band practice, (I'm a drummer). I use an Audio Techica AT822 stereo mic and it works great with the PMD-350....
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