Dual ElectronicsDBTMA100 Black Micro 2 Channel Class-D Amplifier | 3.5 mm AUX Input | Stereo RCA Outputs | 100 Watts Peak Power | Up to 100ft of Wireless Bluetooth Range

Because of the way the power is rated, I really didn't expect much in the way of power, and especially not in the way of sound quality. I figured give a shot, realize it would disappoint, and return it later today. I temped it up with some crappy wire and gave it a listen. I am truly blown away. The clean volume level is far more than anticipated. I'm streaming from Tidal, arguably the best audio quality streaming service there is, and running it through a pair of B&W DM601S3 8 ohm bookshelf speakers. The setup gave me incredible imaging and detail, even soundstage depth. All of this from an audio snob who has spent part of his lifetime working at high-end audio retailers in San Diego and Cleveland (Audio Craft) selling stuff like Levinson, Krell, and Macintosh. Honestly, I can't imagine it even possible to do better for your money. She's a keeper.

I got this since I wanted to have something simplistic around our fire pit. Just needed something that would have the option to connect to bluetooth or through an auxiliary cable. This sounds great as well with the speakers I bought with them and is made with great quality. I like how you can control the bass/treble/volume from it too!

Purchased this amplifier and the associated speakers to serve as a sound system in the shop. Great system that does exactly what I need without breaking the bank. Connects via bluetooth, volume control is on the connected device. I carry my phone around it the shop, I can change the music, switch to podcasts, adjust the volume without having to walk over to the device. The volume is loud enough to get over most shop noise. Can't quite compete with the table saw and shop vac. Pretty close, though.I am very happy with the setup. Definitely recommend.

First the good stuff:So far, not a SINGLE Bluetooth dropout! More to test, but so far that part has been stellar.The sound quality is decent for my application (in-store amplification of music, not critical listening).The controls are easy enough for my employees to figure out right away.The amp is small and generates little heat, even running at 4 ohms all day, which likely means it will last a long time (power supply is external, wall-wart style).There is a front-panel mute button, which will likely come in handy when the phone rings with a quiet, over-seas client and the computer is asleep so cannot be muted from there.Medium:The top has silly red LEDs for some reason; however, it is really easy to turn them off, so no big deal!The RCA jacks on the back are outputs, not inputs, which is odd. This might come in useful, just not sure how...The only analog input is 1/8 inch jack on the front, which bypasses the bluetooth (no switch).Not-so-good:Be warned, the posts for the speakers are TINY. I mean TINY. I had to prepare tails with super thin wire and then braid them into the speaker wires to make them work. That is frustrating.No internal power supply, so expect a wall-wart taking up room.All-in-all, a decent and inexpensive little amplifier, perfect for bluetooth pairing. I recommend it.

Condition: I received the speakers today with the Dual amplifier that pairs with them. Let me point out that these were sold as open box but we're advertised as in very good condition.I Opened the box and several things were disappointing. The box containing the speakers was missing the thumb screws that mount the brackets to the speakers. There was no protective packaging so the brackets scarred the speaker enclosures, truly sad. I am reaching out to Dual customer support to see if they'll send those screws, if they don't I'll just return the whole set up.Sound: After seeing the condition of the speakers I was concerned that the function of the speakers may be an issue so I hooked them up up to the Dual amplifier. The amplifier seems to work well enough. The speakers sound clear at low to medium volume. The highs are very good. The lows are alright,Conclusion: for the price I could be inclined to keep them though I am disappointed at the condition they arrived int, they'd work in the space I bought them for. But If I can't mount them with the brackets they are going back.

pros:-loud-has great bass even at lower volume with 2 ohm speakers-able to bridge it to get max power out-plenty loud enough to wake up the neighbors through a concrete wall-doesnt die-easy to work, very user freindly-has bass controls-small and compact-sorta water proof. mainly just humidity proof-great quality even at full volumecons:-has an annoying "Bluetooth ready to pair" sound when start up and "powering off" sound when it turns off-turns off when no music is detected for 5-10 minutes-wall plug will break if wire is kinked in any way-its loud upon notifying the user it is on and offoverall this product is a great product. can handle from 8-0.5 ohm speakers. also i have 2, 240 watt max 2 ohm mid-range speakers connected and it can push them both to their limit. i do wish it was a bit cheaper though. i can build a sub setup for in my room for around the same price, and yes i have built around 3 sub setups for in my room but i chose this product because of how user friendly it is.