5A Power Supply Lepy LP-168S 2.1 Channels 2X 40W + 68W RMS Output Super Bass Digital Stereo Audio Hi-Fi Amplifier for Car Motorcycle MP3 MP4 Computer Speaker LP-168HA Upgrade

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Features: Compact appearance and efficient output give you a perfect listening. Clear and natural vocals, ideal for music enthusiast. Compatible with car, motorcycle, MP3, MP4, computer speaker and other audio applications. Adopt high-fidelity power, easily connects to an extensive audio-visual product of CD/DV /PC etc. Rational circuit design by applying star ground with line noise being very low. It has the character of low noise, light weight, large power output and good sound quality. Super bass audio output, high power and minimum distortion. High grade in PCB board and high quality electronic components, makes products more stable. Aluminum alloy made outer shell, spray sand and anodic oxidation coloring processed surface. Delicate RCA input socket offer a good transmission for weak signal. Bass, treble, volume button on the front for your free adjustment. AUX stereo audio input, easily connect to CD, DVD, PC, mp3/mp4, digital music players, etc. Fashion and delicate outlook, super bass and transparent tone. Specifications: Model: LP-168S. Front Panel: Power switch, SUB VOLUME switch, X-OVER switch, bass, treble, master volume, AUX plug for MP3. Back Panel: 2 audio inputs, 8 clamp, USB plug, Power input. Output power: 40W × 2 + 68W RMS. Power requirements: DC 12-18V 5A. Minimum THD: <1%, 80dB. Adjustable subwoofer crossover: 20-20kHz. Speaker impedance: 4-8 Ohm. Size: 176 x 127 x 43mm. Package included: 1 x LP-168S Hi-Fi Digital Stereo Amplifier. 1 x NKTECH 5A Power Supply For LP-168S. 1 x English User’s Manual. Review: Very good quality sound for not a lot of money - Vintage Goodmans PC amp/speaker system getting past it so looking around for a quiter, less crackly replacement for the last year or so. Couldn't find anything appealing enough out of the box so after some cogitating bought this Lepy-LP-168S 2.1 amp to pair with some stuff in the loft. In the end, dusted off a couple of old Technics three-way bookshelf speakers and a defunct Tannoy sub with a working 10" long-throw subwoofer - both from the early nineties. Absolutely delighted/gobsmacked with the results; this £30 system (for the Lepy LP-168S amp) runs my 'flagship' Marantz amp and Ditton 44 speaker pairing very close indeed with digital and is only marginally bettered on analogue (faster at the bottom end but sometimes just a little strident at the top). Amazing sonic resolution and understated power from the Lepy amp - even working hard with Danny Thompson's inimitable bass line on John Martyn's 'Solid Air'. This is a very good amplifier, indeed - particularly for under £30. Review: mini ampli stereo - Buona resa sonora, non distorce, ottimo il volume soobwoofer a parte