TDA7498E Bluetooth Amplifier Board 160W×2+220W Subwoofer 2.1 Channel Audio Receiver Power Amplifier Module with Treble and Bass Control for DIY Speakers

This amp provides a lot of bang for your buck!You havento do a little minor assembly, which I wasn't expecting, but it's simple and a screw driver is provided.I'm powering it with a 20v DeWalt tool battery to drive no less than seven speakers in a custom enclosure - 1ea 10" Klipsch sub, 2ea 10" Ashdown mid/woofers and 2 pairs of 2.5" Klipsch high frequency drivers with 1" poly dome tweeters.And it effing rocks!After pairing it in my phone, the Bluetooth connects quickly every time I power the rig up.The fidelity is excellent. Crisp highs, detailed mids and plenty of power to drive the sub, especially with the sun frequency set higher.At lower settings where it rolls off more mid-lows its power does drop off, but, with a tiny plate amp like this that's to be expected.I'm honestly blown away with how much bass thin amp can produce.With more use I will have more info on longevity (and battery life, but,that's not related to this review).Well worth the money for what you get!!

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Tiene. Un buen sonido. De calidad.En un dispositivo pequeño. Ay. Un gran. Equipo de audio execelente

El sonido es bastante bueno.... Para un amplificador tan pequeño.Bastante resistente en cuanto el voltaje.Muy bueno por calidad y precio...Lo recomiendo mucho si empiezan en el mundo del audio

I own a lot of chip amps and this is the highest power one that I've picked up so far. If you've used any other TDA chip boards then you know what you're getting into. Sound quality is pretty exceptional for what you're paying, and the power output when properly spec'd is outstanding. I am using this one for a homegrown portable column array + subwoofer event speaker setup. I have hooked this up to a regulated bench supply set at 36v and run it with speakers wired to take the full rated WPC power at 4 ohm loads. It goes to ridiculous volume levels with no audible distortion and draws far fewer amps than the spec sheets and PSU requirements would suggest. I think I saw a peak of less than 4 amps of draw, whereas I was expecting twice that or more. The unit runs cool, especially with the fan running. The fan is very quiet, too. You won't hear it at all in a public venue. Heck, you can barely hear it in a quiet room.I am not sure if the variable crossover is just a low pass for the sub, or if it is a high pass for the stereo pair as well, but I make passive crossovers for my speakers so I haven't worried about it nor tested the output with an oscilloscope either.Anyway, this is a cheap, clean and powerful little amplifier if you load and power it properly. I would highly recommend it.