Many electronic projects require the use of a small audio amplifier. Be it a radio transceiver, a digital voice recorder, or an intercom, they all call for an audio amp that is small, cheap, and has ...

Remember the days when you strung two tin cans together to make a telephone? Unfortunately, cell phone audio can sound a lot like those tin cans because of the miniaturization of devices, including ...

This file type includes high resolution graphics and schematics when applicable. Class D audio amplifiers are able to fulfill the requirements for audio applications such as mobile handsets, Bluetooth ...

Onkyo is unveiling two new network streamers and Integrated amplifiers at CES 2026. The Muse Series combine the brand’s ...

"Make any boat or off-road vehicle's audio system the life of the party with our new JL Audio AP Amplifiers that allow you to ...

The Cherry Audio MEGAschino Mk2 Standard Edition Class D Amplifier is energy efficient, boasting SOTA specs and gobs of power output (>400wpc, 8 ohms). Is it worth the $6k price? Read our review. The ...

The $1,699 Schiit Audio Ragnarok 2 Integrated Amplifier plays in the sandbox with some heavy hitters. Does its headphone amplifier make it better? Integrated Amplifiers have become a huge segment ...

In a new episode of Elektor Engineering Insights, Elektor contributor Roberto Armani demonstrates practical methods for audio ...

If you’re looking to build your own iPod or iPhone stereo, AirPlay audio system, or desktop audio system, you could buy self-powered speakers, such as computer speakers or studio monitors. But with a ...

Determined to close out the year with one more big product lineup, Cambridge Audio is at it again today launching its new premium EX Series, which consists of the powerful new EXA100 Stereo Integrated ...

It was with considerable interest last month that I set out to track down where in the world there are still factories making tubes. My research found them in Slovakia, Russia, and China, and it’s ...

Call to action to our readers and Youtube audience to ask the FTC to reopen their final Amplifier Ruling of August 2024 (16 CFR Part 432) This petition urges readers and our YouTube audience to ask ...