Power specifications should always identify what measurement method they are using: RMS (root mean square) Power or Peak Power. Otherwise it is useless. Like telling someone something is 3.2 long. What? Inches? Feet? Meters? Using Peak Power as a rating is a deceptive way to inflate perceptions. RMS is the legit honest mathematical way to state power ratings.

Added this to a pair of old JM Lab Focal Micro Utopia speakers that I had lying around the office. Now the Focals in their day cost around $10k. Fosi V3 with a 48v power supply drove them musically without a problem. Mixing a $100 product to drive a $10k pair of speakers is crazy, but it shows how far Class D amps have come.

Sounds like an amazing amp, but please add a suggested speaker pairing in your reviews, or at least mention what speakers you used. Thank you as always for your time and effort to share this with us all. Take care, brother.

Receivde and audited the V3 today. Compared with my Akitika GT108 power amp, which is a stellar performer. The Fosi V3 sounds every bit as good. Really surprised how good it sounds. BTW, speakers are Cornwall III's, CD is Emotiva ERC 4, and cartridge is a Nakaoka MP-200 on a Carbon EVO, so it's a compelling (to me ) performance.

i got a v3 and placed my sparkos chips in it from an a07. mine is paired with schiit syn, dual polk psw-10s and es20s and a polk cs10 center. i have to agree with the description...a little less bass than the a07 but the soundstage is noticeably more revealing. i use a small 9 band eq to add more to the bottom . fantastic sounding little amplifier. gives me some immersive sound that i just didn't quite get with the a07. i am using a 36v 6a power supply.

I received my V3 about 2 weeks ago... So I brought it to work, I'm working at a audio gear showroom. I was able to try it with rather costly and revealing Wilson Benesch P2.0 and also Discovery 3.0 speakers! 😂 The little V3 aquitted itself very very well indeed. Oh the front end was an awesome Jadis turntable with a Goldenberg cartridge priced over $5k, and the ridiculous CH Precision P1 phonostage!!! 😂

I can attest to FOSI audio's quality. I've bought several brands of these little Chinese amps. All stopped working from 1 day to 1 year. Yet, my FOSI units continue to function properly and sound great. I made my own power supplies to bump up the power. I made a analog wireless speaker setup for my rear surrounds that has zero latency, and use the FOSI stuffed under the couch going on 6 years now. It doesn't complain and works perfectly. All my desktop computers have a FOSI with an external DAC via USB. They sound awesome.

$97.99 after your coupon code with a 48V5A power supply. Yeah, sure, why not? I don't really need another amp but am curious to hear how it compares to my old Topping PA 3 which has faithfully been on desk duty driving my Micca RB42's for years. Thanks Randy. Keep bringing the entertaining and informative content.

One like for including other Amazon links

They should do mono blocks with no volume control.

One of your wishes is granted!! The Fosi Audio site lists two options for the Power Supply, one of which is 48v/5A. I ordered one that is now two states away from delivery with UPS. Please push them for a 48v/10A as you mentioned!

Just ordered one of these from their site. Its 20% off for black friday, and unlike amazon, their website gives you the option to upgrade to the 48v 5a power supply, and it came out to $88 including tax and shipping with the sale!

It is a subjective choice for most people as to what a ‘bargain’ is these days…what some say is a ‘budget choice’ often leaves me thinking they are not in touch with the real world. The V3 is more than one amplifier, for example, the Yamaha AS201 is not. The V3 can be made to sound very similar to an muscular class A/B or a well detailed class A/B amplifier at the switch of two small components at very little cost. Switching the op amps can literally give 2 maybe 3 different sound signatures or in other words sound similar to an new Denon, Rotel or Cambridge Audio…and that’s a fact! I can pick out different op amp that will give me the sound of each one of those amplifiers and just pop them into the V3, now that’s a bargain! The op amps cost a few Pounds/Dollars, the amplifiers that they will sound like cost a few hundred and who is going to buy 3 of them at well over a £1000 or $1300 unless they are very rich? There is also desk space which the Yamaha will simply not allow. These days many, many people only use one input. I have had numerous big amps with many inputs and still found I only ever really used one and that is mainly for a dac over the last 10 years. Then the is the DAC itself that while many amps like the Yamaha have Bluetooth included they will never match the quality of an modern external dac. I had a Rotel A11 Tribute that has superior Bluetooth over the Yamaha and I still never used it and wasn’t better than the external DAC that I was also using. To be honest Bluetooth is awful, it always has been and still is. It was invented for telephone calls and not music. Then we have Airplay which far superior to Bluetooth and with something like the Wiim Mini plugged into a SMSL SU1 and an V3 you will have a far superior sound quality and optional digital inputs than the Yamaha and also cheaper if you shop clever! Something else to consider is the an external dac will be far superior to 99% of all current amplifiers on the market today up to £1500/$1800 and even more! The Yamaha is not a flexible as it is being shown here, it is for adding extra equipment (primarily analogue based) that is also going to cost you a lot more money and only has one choice of sound signature which is good if you like the sound of the Yamaha but you are stuck or having to return it if you don’t. Then there is maintenance, the V3 will be far easier to repair if something goes wrong. So is the Yamaha such a bargain and does it have the convenience that comes with the V3…you decide for yourself but for me I would prefer of the flexibility of the V3 in regards to sound quality, sound signature and power, the size in regards to space and maintenance. There is also the fact that you can have more flexibility when choosing speakers as you are not stuck with one stock sound as you would be with the Yamaha. You can tailor the Fosi Audio to probably any set of speakers in regards to sound and power! If you have hard to drive speakers then the bigger power supply will compensate for that as a smaller power supply will compensate for more efficient speakers…so you may save money there too…

Unbelievable 🤯,kids are so lucky today because they can build a system for cheap.

Hey Randy. I have purchased both fosi and douk products and ended up staying with douk. i would sincerely recommend you to test some more douk products, their prices seem to be more fair.

Bought a V3 on the recommendation of this channel. I was not prepared for how good it is. Running Bluesound 2i through it. Switching thru a Douk Audio switching box (with VU meters!) out to a pair of Dynaudio Special 40s. All the volume I need. Livelier up top but the Special 40s really benefited from it. This is the 3rd piece of hardware I’ve bought on Randy’s recommendation. Now Im starting to think about a pre-amp for it; open to suggestions.

Thanks to Randy, I bought the amp on Amazon to try out and swapped in the Sparkos ss3602 opamps. You'll need the risers for that or the stems of the opamp won't reach. I compared it to my VTV Purifi Amp with Sparkos 2590 Opamps and I gotta say, I'm impressed. They sound very very similar but the VTV has a tone more headroom. Tonality, it's hard to tell apart and at first listen, my cousin who's not an audiophile, said "sounds the same to me". Only after harder listen can I say that the VTV has better dynamics, better instrument separate, and better bass weight but it's subtle for music up to 70-80dB. Perhaps pushing it to 90dB, you can hear that more powerful amps will sound more effortless but below 80dB (which is what I listen to for 95% of the time) it's really hard to tell the difference. I'm saying the Fosi Audio is around 95% of the Purifi. It has just as much detail and clarity and does sound holographic. It's not flat like the Aiyima A07, which I returned. It's so good I'm waiting on a 48v 5a power supply. Qobuz -> Wiim Pro -> Topping D70s -> Fosi Audio (VTV Purifi) -> Dynaudio Focus 260 (4 ohms)

Just got mine and thanks for the promo code Randy. Immediately am noticing that slightly better separation of instruments over the A07. This thing was just turned on less than 30 minutes ago. Listening to Lorreena Mckennits band offshoot band Secret Sky's latest album Opium. Caroline's voice is just floating and so well defined. Yeah the A07 as amazing as i thought and still think it is, wasn't pulling this off. Looking forward to listening to much more tonight. Sounding GREAT! Guess things may get better eh with a few hours on the capacitors. Cool! Thumbs up here!

The amp has good bones. Not made with generic caps and resistors. Folks, thats a BIG deal, especially at that price. It's about like a $750 class D audio (brand) 2 channel amp. I didn't see anywhere HOW it was tested at 300wpc, I suspect only at 1khz, not 20hz-20khz both channels driven. I digress, if it can drive as hard as the numbers suggest, it could handle some tough speakers. My ongoing reluctance with class D, is the treble. I get nothing but rolled off and vague treble from class D so far. If you are a casual listener, or moderately critical- this amp looks like a giant killer. . crown .

I have two Fosi amps now, a bt30d that was running my Neumi bs 5s hooked up to my htpc, which I replaced with a bt20a pro because I needed more power to keep up with my sub. The bt30 is in my garage now. Both amps sound very good and I can highly recommend them to someone looking to get into the hobby on a budget, and honestly even for people who aren't on a budget, they're just really good.

If you need a dac that can output to multiple amps(11:53 if I'm understanding you correctly), Topping D30Pro can output from the XLR and RCA at the same time. So one could just level match the two amps and have an identical signal pretty much(both outputs are totally clean of course).

Just got one. I am not disappointed. Powering Polk SDA SRS 2.3 (75 watts min) and it plays quite loud with no distortion that I can hear. What a value!

Well I've ordered this one along with the 7 band GE let's see how it goes . The sound quality of these little amps is becoming insane . Quality parts also . Thanks for the review Randy .

addendum - the v3 is good for the money. quiet, able to get high volumes, clean sounding. but to me all the chi-fi stuff i had for some nagging reason to me sounded too, two dimensional and like a flat-noise-wall in space. so i gave up on it and gambled with two monoblocked schiit gjallarhorns (i like the small form factor and have limited stacking space), worried about the lower power compared to the v3. the schiit stuff does everything better...i know, more cost but for me MUCH more listenable....much more dimension, separation and they bring out detail that the chi-fi just placed in a 2-D sound plane so to speak.

Go easy bro. I already bought 3 Fosi amps. now im scratching my head thinking i MUST have this one . thanks alot ( ?)

I have one of these on order and also have a Topping PA5 and Aiyima a07. My Topping is very nice but I don't use it all the time because of reliability fears (when I purchased the PA5, I had read up on the TPA3251 and felt the 38v psu was too high, as the chip can only use 38v maximum voltage so I changed it out to a 32v 5a. It runs cooler than stock. ). The Aiyima A07 runs much cooler in the summer, so that's what I am using now. Thanks very much for your review! It was great!

I just got the SMSL SU-1 DAC today and hooked it up to my new Fosi V3 with the 48 volt power supply. USB connection to my PC and optical connection to my TV. Speakers are the Andrew Jones designed Pioneer tower speakers, 2nd gen. It sounds wonderful! I even like how it sounds at lower volume when I listen to music, use the PC or watch TV late at night. Bought the SMSL SU-1 from Apos and the amp and 48 volt power supply from Amazon. Pioneer speakers I bought new, years ago and in keeping with the Cheapaudioman ideals I got them on close-out for $60 apiece.

Thanks to your recommendation I bought the Fosi Audio TB100 and I am super happy. Thank you!

Hi Randy and all, Got the V3 two weeks ago and it's pretty impressive though lacking a tad more base. Using my Wiim Pro with the internal DAC, the DAC is not great. Mow that both are run in, this constellation is actually very good. I also have the Geshelli J2S with AK 4499EX coming to me next week so I'm really looking forward to hooking it up. Oh yeah I'm using a Sterelith Monitor 252 audiophile stereo amplifier so I'm living with a single Stereo 2 channel pure bliss. Not many people have heard of Swiss Company Stereolith, but you guys don't know what you are missing.

Got me mine. Sounds good and I like having the on / off as part of the volume knob.

It should follow la90's switches on the back also (volume bypass, and mono/stereo options). Your suggestion on the power supply makes (very much) sense. Go Fosi! This seems like an excellent pairing with warmer speakers. (Polk and Elac bs41 come to mind)

Well, the Fosi V3 is here, listening to it right now. WiiM Pro via digital coax to a PS Audio Stellar Gaincell DAC/Preamp, XLR to RCA out to the Fosi, which is powering the Zu Audio DW6 Supremes. The Zu's are 95 dB at 12 Ohm... The little V3 sounded anemic to my ear, and then I used a pair of XLR to RCA adapters and plugged those in to my PS Audio Gaincell DAC/Preamp and she improved in overall SQ. I then broke out the Douk Audio line level booster, $45 on Amazon. Katie bar the door! What have I done? What just happened? I am now blown away at what this little amp is doing... The voicing, the instrument separation, everything is easily placed, no compression at all. And the best part, no Class D sound! Normally a Class D amplifier will have my eyes bleeding, not this Fosi, it is very class A/B sounding. This should not be happening! Yes, pair this up with that Douk line level booster and get ready to hear music in a way that I never expected. I would say this little box is a true Giant killer.

The good news about these power ratings is they are roughly doubling from 8 ohm to 4 ohm. Which seems to indicate that it has good current capabilities. Edit: I agree that the small binding posts are the weak point. Maybe Fosi can build a version with a larger chassis that has 2-4 inputs, and a built in shielded power supply (linear even?) - and really clean up on their market share?

Thanks for the review, ordered on through your Amazon link.

I have the BT20A Pro and just received my V3. I've got it wired up to a pair of Kef 104ab reference speakers from the 70's, which are only 85db sensitivity. The BT20APro sounded good, but the V3 sounds so much clearer. The bass is a tad lacking but the Wiim's EQ takes care of that. Pretty stoked the V3 can make these old Kefs sing again, and for the price they're asking its a no brainer. Highly recommended 👍

Living up to your channel name on this one for sure! Thanks for the detailed review.

I am the type of listener that always turns the Bass and Treble all the way up in any car. I must like dynamic audio. I have learned through failed experiments it is a failure to compare any 3255 amps when both don't offer the tone knobs. This has been between the A07 and the A08 pro and the A08 pro and the Douk H7. The perceptions I erroneously fell into: Sony SS-CS5 had more bass than the RP-600m and 160m. Sony was favored with the A08. Sony was better matched when I fixed my error, but I still think there is some detail in the Sony Bass that the Klipsch isn't matching. Caveat, I am not getting loud enough to challenge the Sony's limitations. Fading up a JBL Stage a170 with the SVS ultra bookshelf on top of it. I thought I was getting cancellations with the bass when adding the a170 to the already playing Ultra. It turned out that was mostly caused by using the Douk H7. When I repeated the same process with the a170 connected to the A08 pro. Addition of bass occurred as expected. I think I was hearing the JBL add flat but the tweeter was much more pronounced, thus it overall sounded like a subtraction of bass. Both of these were embarrassingly horrible comparisons. My take away from this is a new assertion that, for me, the tone controls are very important. I also have the updated Fosi TB10D. The sweet spot for me is high power, tone controls, and maybe the ease of swapping op-amps. I guess the more you buy in your exploration, the less you have to consider once you know what you prefer. Cordially, Addict in FOMO rehab.

Hi Randy, loving the channel. This amp looks awesome. Was going for a BT20A Pro but now wondering what Bluetooth adapter would work well with this V3 for a sweet bedroom / phone based system?

I would like a version without the volume control at all. I would then use it as a straight amplifier and attach my favorite preamp to it.

Mike on Audio already reviewed this amp and liked it a lot. Good to see that you also like it. Must be a good product then

Respectfully the claims of being able to output 300W x2 for these series of TI TPA3255 Class D amplifiers are not false. (see Willston Audio Labs test of the Aiyima A07 5 months ago on KZfaq) I've also reached these power outputs with my own pair of A07s powered by a properly spec'd 600va SMPS, which I built. The TPA can output 17 amps of current before triggering its protection circuit, this is not Fosi or Aiyima's spec... but Texas Instruments (TI). (See TI's datasheet for the TPA3255). Lastly 48V 10a (480va) supply will never deliver 300Wx2 regardless of the amplifier's Class Type being either A, A/B or D. You need a minimum of 600VA power supply with the most efficient amplification class..that being Class D. With that said, if you want full power delivery capability with a 48V supply you need to be looking for one that can supply at least 13A of current not 10A.

Can you show how to swap the op amps for Fosi V3?

I really wish this thing had a dedicated power button. I would prefer not to put that much wear on the knob just turning it off and on, and I would prefer not having to change my sound level just because I'm turning it off and on.

One note: Having tested some against a physical meter, SPL meter apps are awful. Like +/- 10 dB error. It's insane.

I appreciate your work Randy, especially when you lay out component characteristics and give examples of how well (or not) they might play together with other components, as you did here - VERY HELPFUL! I just watched your Topping pa5 review, and for the caveats you detail there and for the Fosi V3, I'm not inclined to buy either one, despite how good they may sound together. Cheap or arcane connectors and no tone control (even with the pair) means I'll keep looking.

You mentioned using the pre-out for a subwoofer, but that won't work very well because it's just a bypass. It is not adjusted by the volume knob.

Randy, when you wish to compare Amps, you could use the same Pre-amp level source with some kind of splitter. This could also open you up to testing with LP fed to an external phono amp, or CD player, or what ever 2 channel party feed you prefer.

How does this compare to the BT20A PRO? there's a 10 buck difference and the BT20A PRO has tone control and BT. Same chipset though.

There is room for Sparkos Labs ss3302 or will be too close to the capacitors?

Those Q Acoustic’s are looking sharp on that desktop! I definitely think I’m gonna go with those as my next desktop speaker, I have a black/white sort of theme in my game room where my PC is at and those would go perfect on it

This seems like a pretty neat amp Randy. Thanks for informing us about these fascinating budget products. Also, congrats on the coming Fozi audio sponsorship. 🙂👍

The next version should have the option to switch it to a mono block. What a win that would be! Even if a little more expensive

I’d love to hear more about how you are using and enjoying the Schiit Syn.

Okay let my come at this at a different angle, put together a best bang for buck system to use the following components: Pair of BIC DV62si 8ohn bookshelf speakers, Def-Tech PowerField Super Cube II Subwoofer using LFE in only, Sony 51 disc CD player with optical out only, Pioneer PL7 TT. And the following listening room and needs: Don't need blow you head off sound, casual single listener in a 15'' x 20' room with 8' celling. Also need ability to stream BT LDAC/ATPX to the system and transmit BT to my B&W PX7 headphones. Finally, I do need tones controls at minimum. Thank you.

Williston tested this amp. 10a supply doesn't do any more than 5a, and pre out is wrong, it's line out.

How does it compare to emotiva basx a2m? Right now on sale under $300.

My Fosi V3 is in California on its way to the east coast, Randy!

just got the amp hooked it up . This is one of the best amps i have ever heard. The power rating is only part of the story . This amp has a lot of spaciness. & sound stage, and clarity. The bonus id it is not burned in yet so it is only going to get better. I have the Aiyima A07 and this fosi sounds better.

I like these TI chips, but prefer the sound of the Infineon based amps like some SMSL and Loxjie. Not as much power but they run cooler and sound a bit closer to AB to me, especially with efficient speeakers.

They're excellent. However, if Fosi is taking suggestions, BALANCED INS (XLR), for use with studio monitors and professional audio interfaces. Only thing missing to open up a door to different monitoring possibilities.

I have a PA5 and loaned it to my friend who tried it on his inefficient 16 ohm LS35A speakers. He was very impressed. I’d like to know how they’d compare. Not sure if the PA5’s are still available.

Are you picking this or the Emotiva A2? I have the V3 with the Emotiva PT1 and it sounds good but wondering if it be worth the upgrade to the Emotiva or stick with the fosi v3?

Someone tested 160W 8 ohm and 190W 4 ohm with 48V10A PSU not 300W x 2. I hate those wrong specs! Not honest! They should offer the option for 48V10A . ;)

Think of that beast with a discrete op amp 🤯

For class D, it's not bad and probably one of the best class D amps out. However, I tried it with few speakers and I can say, without doubt, pairing the V3 with Klipsch Cornwalls is disappointing. The Cornwall is a VERY revealing speaker and showed the weaknesses of the V3. With other speakers I had no issues and enjoyed the V3. I'm using the stock op amps. I'm not bashing the V3, just be warned with some speakers, don't expect a smooth presentation. I appreciate the V3 for what it is.

Now I want one and I don't even need one. But I did think about hooking it up to my Fosi Audio HD3 portable dac/amp. I suppose I could use the Neutron Player app on my phone as an equalizer for the source. That would be fun!

So should I sell my Aiyima A07 ( which I'm OK with) and get this? Is it that much of an upgrade? Or maybe wait and see if Aiyima ups their game? Where does it end?

Hi there @cheapaudioman , been watching your videos for a while already, learnig a lot and being up to dat with audio stuff. I have a quick question for an opinion....what would be the best pairing for a Topping DX3pro+? This V3, the B20Tpro or the Topping PA3s? Thanks on advance!

Wow. Such high praise. Look forward to hearing others chime in with their thoughts and observation. Well done.

To drop the tone controls is a big mistake.

Randification - The Process of finding a good product for a good price and making the mfrs keep a high quality standard.

Just run off a nice big 48V LFP bank. Turn off its charger if it makes noise. Just for testing of course. Hypex SMPS400A180 Mean Well HLG-600H-54A

Wonder how this would compare to the Emotiva BasX A2 (160 Watt into 8 Ohms), when the right power supply is used?

Absolutely steller review! You never disappoint, thanks man!

Great review as always. Is it possible to use one of this to only one speaker?

i 2nd the comment about C.A.M. getting fosi-douk-ayima to create some great inexpensive class d / 3255 mono blocks.

I lost 60/70% of my hearing but love music from classical to modern pop but I tried sound bars, a disaster no way to adjust! I want to buy Edifier P17 passive speakers, I read they have a nice sound and look nice as well, with that a Fosi amplifier to adjust the sound to my hearing. What would be the better choice for a Fosi amplifier? I have my PC and laptop hooked up to Fosi working excellent for my hearing issue. The P17 and amp be hooked up to my TV, an LG 44'' older type but has a very nice picture with all sorts of hook ups, very versatile. I want to know what would be the right choice or canoices for a amplifier for around $100/150 ??? An 81-year-old senior. PS I love your show lots of good stuff!!!!!!

Awesome product and review. Keep up the good work. 🤘🏼🎸🤘🏼

Saw the Douk Audio (I think) double VU meter hooked up, would be good if there was a (decent) spectrum analyser add on out there? (Can you tell I watch Techmoan's videos) :D Don't understand why Chi-fi manufacturers tend to only have one VU meter, when it's supposed to be one per channel. Good to see an amplifier *without* Bluetooth for a change!

hey Randy. I bought the V3 on your recommendation. which op amp chip would improve it? please do a segment about that. i got the 48v power supply. thanks B

Btw, the Topping PA5 is balanced input only, with an explicit mention in the manual to not use adaptors, so please can you compare using a dac featuring both rca and balanced outputs (such as the Topping E50), thanks

Randy...beautifully done. Question...I need 2 inputs. How do I use the V3 with 2 sources? Thanx very much for your counsel.

Thanks for good video - I agree with your overview - i have a pair of v3's into b&w 684 S1 one for tweeters one for bass/mid - very detailed, good soundstage but can be a bit brash at times. source si Allo Boss DAC on raspberry Pi3 using IFI psu - budget clarity for flac files.

Alright Randy, that's it.. Please do a comparison shootout of these CHIFi/RSL/Class D vs. Affordable Class A/B Emotiva A2M, Cambridge, ect amps of the world...

Thanks for the review and the discount code. Just bought one myself 😊

I have watched reviews on this amp . It seems some people have the belief they need 48v power supply. I am using the 32 v and it is great. But I am driving kef Q100s and it is plent loud.

Hi Randi. I was planning to get the AIYIMA A07 Pro as I would like 5.2 bluetooth connectivity But after watching this I'm heavily leaning to get one of these and adding a 1Mii bluetooth transmitter /receiver (ml301) I think this combo would be cheaper and have a higher quality amp. what do you think ? The plan is to power it from eather 1 or two Ryobi 18v batteries when camping to make an awesome camping bluetooth speaker system with a couple of small Bookshelf Speakers .

What does it do better than the Sony - STRDH190 ?

Are you going to review the arylic h50? I was thinking of getting one of these for my living room tv. I didn't think there is anything else in the price range with hdmi arc.

I personally saw Fosi Audio helicoptering bundles and bundles of cash in your driveway.😅

I'm curious how it compares to the SMSL DA9

Hey :) the for the video! Is there an equal quality Fosi alternative with EQ adjustment?

They HAVE and have had for a long time a 48 5 as long as you order together with device or by its lonesome. So 48v5a with the v3 is $100-120 and b20a pro is 105-140 with fosi 48v5a

Love these but the more expensive they get, the closer they get to what an entry level Sony receiver costs. The receiver gives you 100 clean watts a channel, an FM tuner, preamp, phono stage and BT, remote, tone controls, FM presets.

I think if you run this thing with 48v@10a you'd better have a fire extinguisher nearby. A few vent holes top and bottom aren't going to cool it sufficiently.

I did not hear any comparison to the Aiyima A08 Pro. Would you recommend me replacing my Aiyima A08 Pro with this unit? Does it have the power of the Aiyima A08 Pro? I May however wait until the 48 volt power supply becomes available and more importantly a remote control.

Hi there, thanks for the content. Can the V3 be bridge and used as a mono power amp to drive larger speakers? Really interested in these small class D’s.

I love that jam at the beginning with the wah guitar! What track is that?

Thank you for your review and honest thoughts on this amp. I went ahead a few weeks ago and decided to purchase this amp based on your comment during another video you made back not too long ago when you mentioned Fosi was crowd funding a new version of a upgraded amp based on the same Txi chip set as thier Pro amp but with upgraded parts. I'm going to use it to power a set of PSB CS1000 outdoor speakers that aren't terribly efficient with a sensitivity of only 88db but they sound warm and punchy. I also have the Wiim Pro I'm going to use as sort of a preamp to remotely adjust volume along with music streaming along with Geshelli J2 Dac. What do you think this V3 amp will sound like with the Jeshelli J2 Dac? Anyways thank you for all you do for us lower income audiophiles.

Would this pair well with a set of Wharfedale 12.1? The speakers are about 250$ in my country so I would like a budget setup. Someone said (for another wharfedale speaker set) that the Ayiama 07 pairs better