Very good price!Very good sound!!Very cool aspect!!5 stars!!

(1:00 is about right for me).The price, $44.80, is positively astounding

The new combination (Stanton player, Dayton amp and speakers) is really fine and the total low price is irresistible

but I love not only the quality+price but also the sturdiness

Pros: driving a pair of KEF Eggs this little amp sounds pretty darned awesome at its price point.

This is a setup I highly recommend as it is very discrete and gives you almost unlimited options of source content in the palm of your hand (there's an app for everything - internet radio, itunes, the Remote app, etc. etc.).

The LED also sticks out some so covering it in electrical tape doesn't look as clean as it could.

I'm not saying that the Lepal isn't a good unit, but after trying both with a number of home-built speakers, I have decided to connect my best pair of smaller speakers to the Dayton, and they sound great

With a good, sensitive pair of speakers like the Klipsch, you can drive amazingly loud volume distortion free

The speakers are the limiting factor in the overall sound quality obtained; of course a good source is also necessary but I am using mine with an Insignia NS-P4112 Portable CD Player ($19.95 at Best Buy; that's about as cheap as you can get!

It stayed out from 7:30 PM to about 11:30 PM - but because I had this amp as well as a battery-operated CD player, I enjoyed fine music all through the night, albeit in the dark!)This unit is so small that it will fit in an ordinary pants pocket

The music source is now this Stanton S.300 Tabletop CD Player with MP3 Compatibility, a superb CD/MP3 player which is far better than those 'cheapies' I had been using

I tried this with a portable CD player and an iPod using Paradigm Atoms and Bose 141s.

When I first looked at this amp, I was concerned that it would not have enough power for the speakers I was using, or that I would have to max out the volume of the amp to get reasonable volume levels

Enough clean power for small passive speakers I use for my computer.

Its wired to a cheap un-powered sub, which passes through to left and right speakers

Looks great small provides enough power to piss off the neighbors and get a house party going

So to summarize:If you're looking to spend no more than $50 on a little amp with great sound and more than enough power for everyday use, there may be other options out there... however this is a pretty pretty great one

I didn't want the cheapest t amp option and this

This product was recommended to me by my clinic doctor; i am glad i bought it, because it sounds awesome and now i dont have to struggle to hear my LED TV.

Tired of poor wireless speakers performance, I bought this product to obtain wireless benefit and be capable of manage my play list from laptop/phone anywhere, this exactly what I got

Easy to install/configure highly recommend this product

A lot of people recommend this product for good sounding affordable bookshelf setups, and for good reason.

The bass is more solid and firm, unlike SMSL projecting sloppy bass; the human voices are much sweeter too

The bass is more solid and firm, unlike SMSL projecting sloppy bass; the human voices are much sweeter too

This little amp output sound that was warm with clear crisp highs and tight bass.

This is a setup I highly recommend as it is very discrete and gives you almost unlimited options of source content in the palm of your hand (there's an app for everything - internet radio, itunes, the Remote app, etc. etc.).

The LED also sticks out some so covering it in electrical tape doesn't look as clean as it could.

The sound quality is even very good!Back to the amp's performance:

Sound quality is very clear and volume is more than sufficient

I use a Cowan with Base Boost and the sound quality is excellent.

Not understanding anything about the poor sound quality of a low-end laptop computer, she brought over her laptop and these two gigantic speakers that were originally out of a movie theater.

and they offer superb sound quality as well) and also see just how good a T-amp is

Less of a hiss than my last cheap amplifier (lipai brand, that was 5 stars on amazon).

This little amplifier works flawlessly so far with my pioneer sb22

The amplifier works great and is able to be plugged into with a audio jack to connect to your smartphone.

The amplifier works great and is able to be plugged into with a audio jack to connect to your smartphone.

I now own TWO of these extremely efficient and great sounding amplifiers (I also own the Dayton Audio DTA-100a Class-T Digital Amplifier 50 WPC which is just as good-sounding) and I give it my highest recommendation, for its sound quality, for its construction quality, and especially for its ability to be run from batteries.

I am not an audiophile but do enjoy listening to good music and can appreciate an nice sound system

It would be excellent for a computer speaker setup or a portable battery powered music system running off your cell phone/mp3 player

so the whole system is just around $100 and it's just crazy how good classical music sounds on this setup.

Sound quality using Tune-In Radio from my phone is not as true, but certainly acceptable for a portable system.

I didn't want the cheapest t amp option and this

But shortly afterwards the amp smelled like it was burning and my right speaker popped

This amp is amazing, both for the price and the size (and the battery-powered feature).

Overall, this little amp is a steal for adding an additional zone to your audio system.

I shall look for a different cheap amp for my Miccas and Dayton Subwoofer, but it's too bad this one had problems because based on the reviews, it seems like this would have been a great cheap amp.

Although I am not very proficient in home audio I feel like this is a very good little amp.

The DTA-1 looks like an exact copy, in black, of the original Sonic Impact T amp, right down to the shoddy build quality

This is a setup I highly recommend as it is very discrete and gives you almost unlimited options of source content in the palm of your hand (there's an app for everything - internet radio, itunes, the Remote app, etc. etc.).

I would love to report that the DTA-1 sounded great with them, but it turns out that my old Optimus Pro77 speakers looked great, but they were blown.

I didn't want the cheapest t amp option and this

I simply cannot recommend the Dayton DTA-1.I am returning mine

I didn't want the cheapest t amp option and this

My intent was to put together a cheap, portable setup that I could use both on my desk at home, and to carry with me in the car/camping on trips

This setup would be great at a small house or yard party allowing guests to plug and play their own portable devices

My intent was to put together a cheap, portable setup that I could use both on my desk at home, and to carry with me in the car/camping on trips

It this amp + the MB42X speakers sound as good if not slightly better than most portable setups in the 150-250 price range that I have heard

While not a powerhouse on wattage, it has plenty of power for efficient speakers (90 db or greater) even in larger rooms

Overall, excellent sound quality and sound stage on fairly cheap speakers.

I need lots more power for my high-fi, even with very efficient speakers.

It drives the speakers loud enough for my liking and fills the garage with good sound while I toy around

you have decent source material and decent speakers, this really sings

With just a little better design (maybe for $5 more), this would be a transformative product.

Another Con is the poorly designed on/off/volume control

Thing really is small, fits in handcan run off batteries, yes battery compartment thing is pretty crappy design, but who cares