Sounds crystal clear, good bass, and overall amazing sound!I would suggest, Micca MB42X's for small room, Fluance SX6's for medium room, and Yamaha NS-6490's for big room

By no means am I blowing the roof off, but this little unit powers either pair loud and clean....the bass from the little speakers is respectable

so -Lacks forceful bass response

It doesn't give quite enough bass to the speakers like the previous stereo receiver did (I wish it had some equalizer knobs), but I'll live through it because of the power and heat savings (my closet was getting pretty hot with two full size receivers in there)

In retrospect, I probably should've upgraded but if you like bass, this will suit you well.4) WORST OF ALL - produces a low hissing sound even without any input

Now when playing any music with significant bass the sound output crackles loudly and skips.

I was still getting the same amount of bass punch and dynamics of my old receiver

good sound, good bass, house is shaking

If you turn it up and are a discerning listener, you may notice the bass and midbass are a little vague or muddy

But it would be nice if both the SA50 and DTA-120 had bass and treble controls

That means for a given amount of output power, the switching amp can be smaller and lose less power to heat than, say, a typical A/B biased amplifier

Still works as of now

works as in passing sound one channel has distortion the other is fine....sux