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# Dynamic VU meter display Bluetooth 5.1 with LDAC codec 600W total power output A08 PRO TPA3255 Power Amplifier Bluetooth 5.1 with VU Meter 300W*2 | with Treble Bass Control | HiFi Class D Stereo Digital Audio Amp 2.0 Channel Amplifier For Passive Speaker Home Audio

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## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your soundscape with vintage flair and cutting-edge power!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** A08 PRO TPA3255 Power Amplifier Bluetooth 5.1 with VU Meter 300W*2 | with Treble Bass Control | HiFi Class D Stereo Digital Audio Amp 2.0 Channel Amplifier For Passive Speaker Home Audio
- **How much does it cost?** ₱16364 with free shipping
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Tailor Your Sound:** Adjust treble and bass knobs to craft your perfect HiFi sound profile with rich lows and sparkling highs.
- • **Compact Yet Mighty:** Sleek mini design packs powerful Class D amplification, easily driving 3-8Ω speakers with minimal noise.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Dual 300W channels deliver room-filling, crystal-clear sound for any passive speaker setup.
- • **Next-Gen Wireless Audio:** Bluetooth 5.1 with Qualcomm QCC5125 chip supports HD codecs like LDAC for lossless wireless streaming.
- • **Vintage Vibes, Modern Tech:** Integrated warm-glow VU meter adds a stylish, dynamic visual centerpiece to your audio system.

## Overview

The AIYIMA A08 PRO is a compact Class D power amplifier featuring dual 300W outputs, Bluetooth 5.1 with high-res LDAC codec, and a stylish VU meter. Designed for audiophiles seeking powerful, customizable HiFi sound, it supports multiple inputs and tone controls, delivering dynamic, low-noise audio for passive speakers in any modern home setup.

## Description

desertcart.com: AIYIMA A08 PRO TPA3255 Power Amplifier Bluetooth 5.1 with VU Meter 300W*2 | with Treble Bass Control | HiFi Class D Stereo Digital Audio Amp 2.0 Channel Amplifier For Passive Speaker Home Audio : Electronics

Review: Top-rated comprehensive 5-star review... - Spoiler alert: Disregard the price, because this little amp sounds better than some amps costing 20 to 30 times its price. Buy one. Yesterday. I read and watched the various reviews (and IT HAS A VU METER!), and I wanted to see and hear for myself, so I decided to get one. From the first moment I fired it up, expectations were met and exceeded. This amp is one of the new breed of Chinese class D amplifiers, which is to say they sound nothing like the Class D amplifiers of a year or two ago. Using the best amp chip currently available (the Texas instruments 3255), they have the ability to pump out plenty of power for the needs of 95% of listeners. It was nice that it came with a larger power supply than the one typically available with these amps. This one had a 36-Volt 6-Amp power supply (for a total theoretical output of 216 watts across both channels, or 108 watts each. At normal efficiency, I would figure actual output at about 70 to 80 watts per channel into 8 ohms), as opposed to the standard 32-Volt 5-Amp (160 watts total, figuring for about 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms). Bottom line: it has more oomph. The AUX OUT port was also a very nice feature, as it means that you can run a powered subwoofer with this amp. Keep In mind that it outputs a full range signal, not just 80 Hz and below. Most subwoofers have an internal crossover, so this should not be an issue for virtually anyone. The Bluetooth is, like many of these amps, VERY eager to be used, so once it is paired, it will grab onto your phone automatically, anytime you are near. This will be good news for some, and bad news for others. It is easily solved by turning off Bluetooth on your phone. I ran the A08 Pro with a separate preamp feeding it, but it was also cool to be able to run it with no outboard DAC, no preamp, nothing but the A08 Pro itself, using only my phone as both the source and preamp. Bluetooth had very good sound, showing just how good of a built-in DAC it has, and when in a rush, it was fine to use. For the price, the built-in DAC is superb. The sound quality is nothing short of amazing, especially considering the price. I've got some very efficient speakers (97 dB, 8 ohms), and some very inefficient speakers (80 dB, 4 ohms), and the A08 Pro sounded amazing with both of them. There was PLENTY of power for my efficient speakers (Zu Audio), but I was wanting to know if there was enough for my inefficient ones (Magnepan). I didn't need to worry. The Zu towers easily topped 100 dB cleanly, and the Magnepans went cleanly up to 90 dB. I never push my amps to clipping, and 90 dB is louder than I ever use for critical listening, so there was more than enough power for any listening scenario. There was (of course) some hum and hiss with the extremely efficient speakers, and very little with the lower efficiency ones, which is true of virtually every amp on earth. This is to be expected when always running an amp with the volume knob turned all the way up. Having said that, it certainly does reduce the hum/hiss by far if you leave the volume knob between 9 o'clock and 12 o'clock (which I'm sure most people will do), whereas I always had mine turned up to 5 o'clock/100%. The EQ controls are right on the money, cutting or increasing the frequencies that virtually ALL listeners will want to adjust, and I never found the tone knobs to be deficient in any way. In fact, I was surprised by the fact that I LOVED them and their effects on the sound. I've got a (VERY) much more expensive EQ from Schiit, and I prefer the Aiyima tone controls. How does it sound? FABULOUS. This little amp has very low damping factor, and lots of 2nd and 3rd order harmonics, so it has some very tube-like traits in how it presents the music. For those who understand this sort of nerdy terminology, in tube amp terms, it sounds more like an AB push-pull than a single ended triode (SET). The soundstage is wide, separation is great, soundstage depth is similarly great, and it gives ZERO listening fatigue. I've sat for hours, going through my music library, enjoying every song, without ever tiring of the musical presentation. In short (and especially considering the price!!!), the Aiyima A08 Pro is one of those overachievers that blow your mind and reshuffle your perception of affordable Class D amplifiers. It's one of the best amps currently available that is attainable by virtually any music lover. It works with almost any speaker, and it just sounds GREAT. What more could you want? Highly recommended. VERY highly. p.s. I'm still CRAZY about that VU meter. It NEVER gets old.
Review: Unreal sound quality and the value is equally unreal! Just buy it. - I currently have been using a Yamaha TSR-700 receiver (same as the RX-V6A), my setup consists of: -Yamaha TSR-700 7.2 channel receiver (100w x 7) -NHT SuperOne 2.1 bookshelf speakers on IsoAcoustics stands -RSL Speedwoofer 10s subwoofer -Topping E50 DAC with an upgraded power supply I wanted a smaller integrated amp to not have to use a 7.2 channel receiver for stereo-only sound, which is a waste. Swapping the Yamaha TSR-700 with this Aiyima A08 Pro, I expected a tradeoff of power and sound quality for a more compact setup and no need to use a remote to control volume. Unbelievably, not only is the Aiyima more powerful, it sounds better by far! My SuperOne 2.1 speakers are not the most sensitive (86 dB) and are a sealed design, so they are not the easiest speakers to drive. My room is small, 11 x 11, but the Yamaha I had to crank up pretty high to get the sound to be dynamically loud. The Aiyima, I barely have to have it turned up and it rocks my room. The sound is warm and clean, with no audible hiss or other issues. The treble and bass controls are very musically setup, they boost or cut just the right frequencies. I have a competing amp from SMSL which sits in a tote in my basement, it just did not sound nearly as good as this, and it was more expensive and almost double. It has an annoying remote which wobbles on the desk and was small, fumbling for it to quickly turn down the sound was annoying. The Yamaha receiver remote is stable, yet huge and takes up real estate on my desk. This is not much bigger than the Yamaha remote (look at the picture, my Topping E50 is right next to it and shows how tiny it really is. The subwoofer connection needs a 3.5mm to stereo RCA connection, which works perfect for my RSL Speedwoofer 10s. You then use the internal crossover on your subwoofer, which I love (my SMSL forces you to use a 50hz crossover, which I hated!). Now I can seamlessly blend my subwoofer with whatever speakers I use. The Aiyima A08 Pro is fairly tiny, but the power brick it comes with is huge and is upgradable to a 48V 10 amp linear power supply, which will unleash the entire power output capability. This would easily rock even a big area, especially with efficient speakers, so I think it is good as it is (and I am hard to please with audio equipment). The VU meters are functional and I love them, the orange/amber display matches my Topping E50 well, and the LDAC protocol for the Bluetooth sounds incredible, usually Bluetooth sounds audibly muffled and missing dynamics, not with this! If you are on the fence about this, just get it! The value is off the charts, as I seriously cannot believe I got something that sounds this good for what I paid for it! I can see this competing with most units under $1000, the new TI chipset has convinced me it is a huge step up from amps that have been made in the last couple of years. This has honestly been one of the biggest surprises, as I wrote it off without hearing it and never expected it to exceed my expectations. I would like to try it with the matching tube preamp, but even without the sound is warm, yet can be adjusted to your preference through tone controls. No remote, no cryptic menus to go through. Rotary turn on, turn up or down, and tone controls, so easy to set the sound to your liking. The analog VU meter is icing on the cake, and the LDAC codec sounds incredible for the Bluetooth. To summarize, I expected a 2-3 star product, due to the cost and past experience with Chinese amps. Instead, I got a solid 5 star mini-amp, that blows away my $600 receiver and $230.00 integrated amp in sound, and simplicity is a huge blessing. As for you, you got my highest recommendation I could give. I think all but the most snobbish consumers would see how great this is, and wait until you hear it! I am now a big Aiyima fan!

## Features

- 【Unique and amazing combination】Integrated A08 PRO amplifier with VU meter into whole in such a mini size, when enjoy HiFi music, the pointer dancing in the warm light with strong vintage feelings, dynamically decorates the audio system space.You can matched purchase our T8 tube preamp, connected to your home audio passive speakers to form a perfect HIFI system, allowing you to liberate your ears in this noisy city
- 【Bluetooth 5.1 Audio Wireless HD transmission】Adopt Qualcomm QCC5125 Chip,Support SBCAACAPTXAPTX-LLAPTX-HDLDAC,Multiple audio input methods of Bluetooth and RCA can meet customers who need more needs
- 【HiFi clear sound with tone control】 Resonable circuit and concise wiring,high quality Internal component such as Phase mode inductance,make the sounds warm and sweet no noise. Sound is typical Class D "bright," with good bass, along with a bright (and dynamic) midrange and high frequency area.that is both dynamic and full-bodied;With treble and bass knobs to adjust one's own preferable sound styles, presents HiFi music with rousing highs and deep lows
- 【Simple compact but powerful design】Adopted TPA3255 Chip,each channel can output 300W(4Ω Load), match perfectly and easily to drive all 3-8Ω passive speakers, adds a low frequency output easy to connect Powered speakers and build 2.1 channel system, the bass effects is greatly enhanced.
- 【What You Get after your purchase】Provide worry -free warranty and technical services;Package with a DC 36V 6A Power Adapter for free,But if you want to get the maximum power of 300W, you need to Support sustainability with desertcart Climate Pledge Friendly certificationbuy a Linear power supply that uses DC 48V current is above 10A (Cannot use industrial power supply)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #67,962 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #414 in Audio Component Amplifiers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 310 Reviews |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: This may sound silly. can i use this as a single channel amp where all the power can be used used for the left channel with the use of splitter cable?**
A: Not a silly question. You can use this amp as a single channel. Input to only 1 L or R input. Combining L and R in to one cable if that is what you meant by splitter cable, is not recommended as you may be inputing too much signal voltage and get distortion. I would recommend using only the right channel output from your source as the right output is typically louder and stronger.

**Q: My aiyima a08 pro will not pair with my chromecast with google tv via bluetooth, but it will pair with everything else.  why would this be?**
A: Pls check your Google TV whether search the A08 Pro bluetooth name?pls check whether connect by other device?Or if you still have problem of it,pls contact us(Sandy@aiyima.com)

**Q: Which 3.5mm to rca cable i need for a sub? a mono one?**
A: I am running a standard 3.5mm to dual RCA cable,right channel and left channel into my powered sub. works great..

**Q: Are there recommended models for upgrading the power supply?**
A: We'll offer the DC48V power adapter on amazon,or contact us by email(sandy@aiyima.com)thanks

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Top-rated comprehensive 5-star review...
*by S***L on May 16, 2023*

Spoiler alert: Disregard the price, because this little amp sounds better than some amps costing 20 to 30 times its price. Buy one. Yesterday. I read and watched the various reviews (and IT HAS A VU METER!), and I wanted to see and hear for myself, so I decided to get one. From the first moment I fired it up, expectations were met and exceeded. This amp is one of the new breed of Chinese class D amplifiers, which is to say they sound nothing like the Class D amplifiers of a year or two ago. Using the best amp chip currently available (the Texas instruments 3255), they have the ability to pump out plenty of power for the needs of 95% of listeners. It was nice that it came with a larger power supply than the one typically available with these amps. This one had a 36-Volt 6-Amp power supply (for a total theoretical output of 216 watts across both channels, or 108 watts each. At normal efficiency, I would figure actual output at about 70 to 80 watts per channel into 8 ohms), as opposed to the standard 32-Volt 5-Amp (160 watts total, figuring for about 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms). Bottom line: it has more oomph. The AUX OUT port was also a very nice feature, as it means that you can run a powered subwoofer with this amp. Keep In mind that it outputs a full range signal, not just 80 Hz and below. Most subwoofers have an internal crossover, so this should not be an issue for virtually anyone. The Bluetooth is, like many of these amps, VERY eager to be used, so once it is paired, it will grab onto your phone automatically, anytime you are near. This will be good news for some, and bad news for others. It is easily solved by turning off Bluetooth on your phone. I ran the A08 Pro with a separate preamp feeding it, but it was also cool to be able to run it with no outboard DAC, no preamp, nothing but the A08 Pro itself, using only my phone as both the source and preamp. Bluetooth had very good sound, showing just how good of a built-in DAC it has, and when in a rush, it was fine to use. For the price, the built-in DAC is superb. The sound quality is nothing short of amazing, especially considering the price. I've got some very efficient speakers (97 dB, 8 ohms), and some very inefficient speakers (80 dB, 4 ohms), and the A08 Pro sounded amazing with both of them. There was PLENTY of power for my efficient speakers (Zu Audio), but I was wanting to know if there was enough for my inefficient ones (Magnepan). I didn't need to worry. The Zu towers easily topped 100 dB cleanly, and the Magnepans went cleanly up to 90 dB. I never push my amps to clipping, and 90 dB is louder than I ever use for critical listening, so there was more than enough power for any listening scenario. There was (of course) some hum and hiss with the extremely efficient speakers, and very little with the lower efficiency ones, which is true of virtually every amp on earth. This is to be expected when always running an amp with the volume knob turned all the way up. Having said that, it certainly does reduce the hum/hiss by far if you leave the volume knob between 9 o'clock and 12 o'clock (which I'm sure most people will do), whereas I always had mine turned up to 5 o'clock/100%. The EQ controls are right on the money, cutting or increasing the frequencies that virtually ALL listeners will want to adjust, and I never found the tone knobs to be deficient in any way. In fact, I was surprised by the fact that I LOVED them and their effects on the sound. I've got a (VERY) much more expensive EQ from Schiit, and I prefer the Aiyima tone controls. How does it sound? FABULOUS. This little amp has very low damping factor, and lots of 2nd and 3rd order harmonics, so it has some very tube-like traits in how it presents the music. For those who understand this sort of nerdy terminology, in tube amp terms, it sounds more like an AB push-pull than a single ended triode (SET). The soundstage is wide, separation is great, soundstage depth is similarly great, and it gives ZERO listening fatigue. I've sat for hours, going through my music library, enjoying every song, without ever tiring of the musical presentation. In short (and especially considering the price!!!), the Aiyima A08 Pro is one of those overachievers that blow your mind and reshuffle your perception of affordable Class D amplifiers. It's one of the best amps currently available that is attainable by virtually any music lover. It works with almost any speaker, and it just sounds GREAT. What more could you want? Highly recommended. VERY highly. p.s. I'm still CRAZY about that VU meter. It NEVER gets old.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unreal sound quality and the value is equally unreal! Just buy it.
*by R***S on June 30, 2023*

I currently have been using a Yamaha TSR-700 receiver (same as the RX-V6A), my setup consists of: -Yamaha TSR-700 7.2 channel receiver (100w x 7) -NHT SuperOne 2.1 bookshelf speakers on IsoAcoustics stands -RSL Speedwoofer 10s subwoofer -Topping E50 DAC with an upgraded power supply I wanted a smaller integrated amp to not have to use a 7.2 channel receiver for stereo-only sound, which is a waste. Swapping the Yamaha TSR-700 with this Aiyima A08 Pro, I expected a tradeoff of power and sound quality for a more compact setup and no need to use a remote to control volume. Unbelievably, not only is the Aiyima more powerful, it sounds better by far! My SuperOne 2.1 speakers are not the most sensitive (86 dB) and are a sealed design, so they are not the easiest speakers to drive. My room is small, 11 x 11, but the Yamaha I had to crank up pretty high to get the sound to be dynamically loud. The Aiyima, I barely have to have it turned up and it rocks my room. The sound is warm and clean, with no audible hiss or other issues. The treble and bass controls are very musically setup, they boost or cut just the right frequencies. I have a competing amp from SMSL which sits in a tote in my basement, it just did not sound nearly as good as this, and it was more expensive and almost double. It has an annoying remote which wobbles on the desk and was small, fumbling for it to quickly turn down the sound was annoying. The Yamaha receiver remote is stable, yet huge and takes up real estate on my desk. This is not much bigger than the Yamaha remote (look at the picture, my Topping E50 is right next to it and shows how tiny it really is. The subwoofer connection needs a 3.5mm to stereo RCA connection, which works perfect for my RSL Speedwoofer 10s. You then use the internal crossover on your subwoofer, which I love (my SMSL forces you to use a 50hz crossover, which I hated!). Now I can seamlessly blend my subwoofer with whatever speakers I use. The Aiyima A08 Pro is fairly tiny, but the power brick it comes with is huge and is upgradable to a 48V 10 amp linear power supply, which will unleash the entire power output capability. This would easily rock even a big area, especially with efficient speakers, so I think it is good as it is (and I am hard to please with audio equipment). The VU meters are functional and I love them, the orange/amber display matches my Topping E50 well, and the LDAC protocol for the Bluetooth sounds incredible, usually Bluetooth sounds audibly muffled and missing dynamics, not with this! If you are on the fence about this, just get it! The value is off the charts, as I seriously cannot believe I got something that sounds this good for what I paid for it! I can see this competing with most units under $1000, the new TI chipset has convinced me it is a huge step up from amps that have been made in the last couple of years. This has honestly been one of the biggest surprises, as I wrote it off without hearing it and never expected it to exceed my expectations. I would like to try it with the matching tube preamp, but even without the sound is warm, yet can be adjusted to your preference through tone controls. No remote, no cryptic menus to go through. Rotary turn on, turn up or down, and tone controls, so easy to set the sound to your liking. The analog VU meter is icing on the cake, and the LDAC codec sounds incredible for the Bluetooth. To summarize, I expected a 2-3 star product, due to the cost and past experience with Chinese amps. Instead, I got a solid 5 star mini-amp, that blows away my $600 receiver and $230.00 integrated amp in sound, and simplicity is a huge blessing. As for you, you got my highest recommendation I could give. I think all but the most snobbish consumers would see how great this is, and wait until you hear it! I am now a big Aiyima fan!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little unit, with 2 minor issues
*by S***X on February 10, 2026*

Been using this for 1.5 years with analog input from my turntable thru an ART DJPREII preamp, and bluetooth input from my computer. Love how the output sounds, and the unit's appearance & size. Two minor issues: (1) I wish it had a button to turn bluetooth on or off. I have to disconnect it from my bluetooth connections on my computer if I want to switch to the analog input from the turntable. (2) The volume knob can be very touchy. Turning it even a millimeter can give some big volume jumps.

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