This thing is great pairs fast & easy and very loud
adapter I had laying around with no problems.-- Negatives1: Audio has a noticeable scratchy sound, as well I can hear audible pulses in the background when it's not playing audio.----Soldering a small length of copper wire, solid or twisted pair on the Bluetooth antenna gets rid of both the pulses and scratchy sound.2
I have it pushing a pair of 6" speakers and it works well.
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Pros: small, class D so no heat, super easy to install and use, plug and play, inexpensive, great output
The output is amazing (I stopped regarding numbers as there is NO standard in the industry) adjustable gain lets you hook to anything and output is sufficient to drive full size speakers
I do not need the greatest audio output so for my intended
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I then realized i had to ground the amp, i soldered a wire to the bluetooth antenna and the other end to a L bracket inside the the speaker box i made and the static drastically decreased and can hardly hear it at all.
This is a great little amp for anyone looking for a simple, inexpensive, good sounding bluetooth amp
dies , your Amp is pretty much waste until you figure out the Line Ins
great little amp works but some stuff puts out a little buzz noise when nothing is playing doesnt bug
This little device receives Bluetooth very well and the amp works great with a switching power supply.
The unit is very compact, about the size of a business card, and I appreciate the little stand off "feet" provided with the board
The unit gets hot but not bt signal or indicating lights never tur on, so im returning this defective device...
It could be that I got a one-off defective unit, so I think I will try a replacement before completely giving up on this device (and spend more money on another solution - sigh).
Perhaps I have a bad unit, but I'm guessing it's just poor engineering and for the use case (playing audio constantly when on
These units are great for building custom one of one Bluetooth speaker setups
Why do all of these cheap bluetooth audio receivers have a lot of static noise when connected?
I used the amp in a portable Bluetooth application- it worked flawlessly
I bought 2 of the BOSS Audio BRS40 4" speakers that were very cheap and made a pretty crude wooden box and placed the amp inside and bam you got a cheap loud bluetooth speaker perfect for small to medium spaces.
Has an annoyingly loud bluetooth start up sound and the bluetooth chip has a low compatibility with bluetooth inputs (i.e. not compatible with PC bluetooth output devices or old ipod devices.
It has some buzzing or hum but the bluetooth is very good.
Worked right out of the box using cheap computer speakers and 8 AA batteries.
Sometimes it sparks and makes a loud popping sound like the speaker's going to blow
I bought 2 of the BOSS Audio BRS40 4" speakers that were very cheap and made a pretty crude wooden box and placed the amp inside and bam you got a cheap loud bluetooth speaker perfect for small to medium spaces.
This really is a good amp for the price and has almost everything you would need for a small speaker system like mine
Great for portable speakers, limited on Bluetooth distance
Tried two of these boards, and both exhibited a loud POP of distortion when pausing music
Sometimes it sparks and makes a loud popping sound like the speaker's going to blow
The only drawbacks, and they might be attributable to bridging it, are that it has a very low static-like hiss when there is no music and a very loud "pop" when I turn off the power
I also had to change a resistor inside the unit two Lower the loud popping sounds that it makes during power on and off