Nobsound G2

This is a great little amp - it works really well and sounds shockingly good. I've tested it as a regular amp by hooking it up to a Bluetooth rceiver and reproduction (whilst mono, obvs) is great - noticeably better than some full size components I've heard that cost 5 or 10 times as much! I'm using it to power a subwoofer (Mordaunt Short Alumni9 with the (3rd!!) faulty plate amp bypassed). Works well, but I'm getting some bounce at higher volumes - I think this is the MS long throw driver rather than the amp, tho. I'm impressed enough with this amp that I'm inteding to build a system where two of these constitute the main amp. Got a Dual deck and an old Philips CD Player from 1992 already :-)

My buttkicker amp broke, and it wasn’t cheap to replace. I took a gamble thinking this would work, and it did! It is as good if not better that the original amp. Has enough settings to tune it to the right level in terms of volume and bass cut off. Would highly recommend.

Like me, if you haven’t got £1000 for a full size amp, don’t worry. Just get a mini 2.1 amp from the same company and run this mono amp for the centre speaker, it’s switchable between the passive sub and a single speaker. You run the auxiliary via a splitter so one cable each goes into each amp and you have a 3.1 set up and it sounds awesome. Very pleased.

I have a reasonable (budget) stereo setup comprising a pair of Klipsch RP600m (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07G3D2C8S?th=1) hooked up to an Onkyo A-9010 amplifier (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00SH2JSJW?th=1) and felt it could do with just a little more on the low ends side. I had a car subwoofer lying around doing nothing, so I bought this subwoofer amp to drive it. For my requirements, the Nobsound (fnarr!) is just about perfect, with the bass turned down a little on the Onkyo, the Klipschs are happier delivering punchy low-mid to high end without being muddied or overdriven by bass they can't quite deliver. The car sub (Sony Xplod) takes care of the rest with the Nobsound running at pretty much full volume and about 75% sub frequency. The volume of the whole system is now set by the output from my PC's "front" and "sub" outputs and windows volume slider. The result is acoustically close to the massive floor standing speakers I once owned and regret selling, but from a considerably more discrete set of cabinets with one advantage... they sound better than the huge speakers when played quietly. In summary: Capable and inexpensive. Thumbs up.

Smaller and easy to mount to you rig makes this an amazing piece of kit. The power and detail is fantastic too. My butt kicker amp died, and this is easily as good, if not better.

I used this to replace the amplifier in an existing 35 year old subwoofer which had ceased working. Given its size compared to the original it is amazing and gives a solid bass. The only quibble is that the frequency roll-off point control has no numbers so it has to be guessed at or judged by ear. Otherwise seems to work perfectly.

Now sits behind my sofa running my rumble pack. a nice small little package with plenty of power. Super useful low-frequency cutoff control to get the balance between my sub and rumble pack just right ^.^

Got a big AV amp and 5 surround speakers. Already had a passive sub, so needed this to fill in the gap. Works perfectly, sounds great, runs cool. Preferable to cheaper models for the seperate power switch (so powering on/off doesn't mess with set volume). Also like the switchable and adjustable low-pass filter. As my AV amp already has one (and much more sophisticated), I'm running this in full range (PBTL) mode.