In some of these units, the PCB is actually a high grade FR4 with no smd, only std mount. This makes it possible to replace the bad capacitors with Rubicons at correct values with some other adjustments, this can be made to work very well indeed.
@@JackOfAllTrades2022 Just takes me back to early 60's when I was given a record player and some 78 rpm records (Frankie Vaughan - The Garden of Eden)! They broke easily though.
Do you know how this amplifier would sound to expensive vintage receivers like my Sony STR-GX10ES? Also, is the amplifier really 1000-2000 watts of power as it claims to be? Thanks!
This receiver has excellent sound, I have no way of testing the 2000 watts BUT, it has plenty of power, I know I could blow my speakers if I turned it too loud. It sounds better than any receiver I’ve ever owned, that’s pretty much all I can say about it… I don’t think you’ll regret purchasing it.
No, I wasn’t sure so I had to go check. The remote will control the volume when playing FM and mp3 songs in the USB input but not while playing a record through the rca inputs.
Thanks for taking the time to check. I noticed similar thing on amazon review of Moukey Mamp1. My current LiNKFOR AV-568BT amp, funnily enough will allow you to adjust rca input volume using remote, but it’s a little lacking in punch, I guessing around 12 or so watts rms at 8 ohms. Now that we’ve got used to controlling telly, firestick etc from that armchair that walk across the room seems a bit of a nuisance! Guess it’s a bit of a thing that these cheapy amps may not have fully configured remotes to handle all the amps functions.
In some of these units, the PCB is actually a high grade FR4 with no smd, only std mount. This makes it possible to replace the bad capacitors with Rubicons at correct values with some other adjustments, this can be made to work very well indeed.
Well, I don’t have enough knowledge to fix it… so I guess I’ll live with it.
78 rpm record wow!
I could only play something that wasn’t a copyright…
@@JackOfAllTrades2022 Just takes me back to early 60's when I was given a record player and some 78 rpm records (Frankie Vaughan - The Garden of Eden)! They broke easily though.
Do you know how this amplifier would sound to expensive vintage receivers like my Sony STR-GX10ES? Also, is the amplifier really 1000-2000 watts of power as it claims to be? Thanks!
This receiver has excellent sound, I have no way of testing the 2000 watts BUT, it has plenty of power, I know I could blow my speakers if I turned it too loud. It sounds better than any receiver I’ve ever owned, that’s pretty much all I can say about it… I don’t think you’ll regret purchasing it.
When something is playing through the rear RCA inputs, can the volume be controlled using the remote?
No, I wasn’t sure so I had to go check. The remote will control the volume when playing FM and mp3 songs in the USB input but not while playing a record through the rca inputs.
Thanks for taking the time to check. I noticed similar thing on amazon review of Moukey Mamp1. My current LiNKFOR AV-568BT amp, funnily enough will allow you to adjust rca input volume using remote, but it’s a little lacking in punch, I guessing around 12 or so watts rms at 8 ohms. Now that we’ve got used to controlling telly, firestick etc from that armchair that walk across the room seems a bit of a nuisance! Guess it’s a bit of a thing that these cheapy amps may not have fully configured remotes to handle all the amps functions.
@@ynyslochtyn You know, I haven’t tried the front auxiliary input… I’ll let you know.
I just checked the front auxiliary input in front and it does work with the remote. You would just need an adapter auxiliary to RCA .