Ciao, voglio chiederti dei consigli. Meglio FOSI 2120c oppure AIYIMA T9PRO oppure arylic b50 ? Sono indeciso sulla qualità e caratteristiche del suono di questi amplificatori.
Thank you for the comment. I have heard good things about the Fosi 2120c but don’t have any experience with either Fosi or Aiyima T9PRO. AUDIOSCIENCE did review the Fosi and had good things to say about it. AUDIOSCIENCE also had good things to say about Arylic B50. $139 the Arylic is a no brainer to me. It drove my Martinlogan Motion 4i and B&W 686 S2 with ease. The sound and build quality are very good for the price.
Hi. I didn’t test the subwoofer out as part of the review but have tested it since then using the SVS SB-3000. It works as intended. Only issue is that the crossover works in increments of 50 Hz from 50-300 Hz. So, no option for 80 Hz crossover.
Thanks for that. 50Hz wow! That's wide. 20Hz would've been great. Even 30Hz would've been decent. But I guess for the price and the market who are actually going to buy this, as long as it's reliable enough, can't really complain.
Thanks
Good review.
Thank you! 🙏
Ciao, voglio chiederti dei consigli. Meglio FOSI 2120c oppure AIYIMA T9PRO oppure arylic b50 ? Sono indeciso sulla qualità e caratteristiche del suono di questi amplificatori.
Thank you for the comment. I have heard good things about the Fosi 2120c but don’t have any experience with either Fosi or Aiyima T9PRO. AUDIOSCIENCE did review the Fosi and had good things to say about it. AUDIOSCIENCE also had good things to say about Arylic B50. $139 the Arylic is a no brainer to me. It drove my Martinlogan Motion 4i and B&W 686 S2 with ease. The sound and build quality are very good for the price.
How is the Sub-out and Crossover?
Hi. I didn’t test the subwoofer out as part of the review but have tested it since then using the SVS SB-3000. It works as intended. Only issue is that the crossover works in increments of 50 Hz from 50-300 Hz. So, no option for 80 Hz crossover.
Thanks for that. 50Hz wow! That's wide. 20Hz would've been great. Even 30Hz would've been decent. But I guess for the price and the market who are actually going to buy this, as long as it's reliable enough, can't really complain.