Dayton Audio DTA-120BT Class D Mini Amplifier 60 WPC with Bluetooth

This is a great little compact amp for places a full size component will not fit. Solid build quality and materials. I advise using this with a low impedance speaker setup like 4ohm. I have it running with 8ohm speaks and it’s not giving me the volume punch that I desire, but still no complaints. Now I have great sound in the garage for darts & brews or iutbwashing the car

This is perfect for a desktop setup - solid sound - solid build. Bluetooth sound is good however hooked up via rca or 3.5 mm jack does sound better. Puts out more than enough power for my needs and doesn’t brake the bank. This system is perfect for those looking small form factor with a punch. Cannot rate durability at this point time will tell.

The product is ok. The volume dial is some sort of screw action and rubs against the body housing at the higher volume. Mine also came missing the rubber feet.

Good sound quality and build quality. Decent amp. Bluetooth works well and will reconnect with the last device easily.Bluetooth cannot be used simultaneously with the RCA inputs. You must disconnect Bluetooth to play from the RCA inputs, then the blue light will keep flashing and the unit will stay in pairing mode. There's no way to turn off pairing mode.Whenever I power it on my speakers make a pop sound. It's not too loud fortunately but it isn't particularly nice.Overall good, but could be better if those issues were resolved.

Was really excited to try this out as it's the only amp with this performance and features at this price point. Initial impressions were good: feels well-made, good weight to the unit and the chunky volume nob. Decent connectors on the back.Sounded good through my speakers on first impression, but I was surprised to get a painfully loud crack through my headphones the first time I connected them using the 1/4'' jack. I'm used to the usual pops and such, but this was really bad. I thought maybe I could get around the problem by turning the unit off before connecting the headphones, but I got the same crack when turning it back on again. The crack was loud and sharp enough I was afraid of damaging my headphones.I liked this so much I reluctantly returned it and tried a second one, hoping it was defective, only to have the same problems there. So, returned the second one as well.If you never, ever plan to use the 1/4'' headphone jack maybe this will work for you. For me, it was a non-starter.

Regarding build quality, the housing is very sturdy and robust. The knob feels tightly secured and doesn't wiggle around loosely. The same can be said of the connections on the front and back. Sound quality is great and this is driving a large pair of bookcase speakers without any issues. Haven't tried the wireless features, so I can't comment on those.

Worked as it should.Solid.Bluetooth works fine. Sometimes it's a little finiky when pairing up new devices, similar to other Bluetooth devices. Not a big deal.

I wanted a small amp to power an old pair of Bose 401 speakers in my home office as covid has me listening to a lot more music while I work from home. The 401s are 4 ohm tower speakers. This amp has brought out sounds in these speakers that I have never heard from them before. There is far more definition in the highs and mids, but what is really amazing in how on a song like the Cure's Plainsong, the bass will now thunder through the house. Originally I was hell bent on replacing these with some new KEF and I love the other set I have in the basement, but now my enjoyment of these speakers is much more than I thought possible.Update: After new speakers that are much better than my old ones, I know hear annoying static that was not eveident with the other speakers.