ガレージ用に以前Bluetoothスピーカーを買った。天下のソ○ーだからそこそこ良い音だろうと。40年前の安物の置き型カースピーカーよりガッカリな音。ガレージにあった行き場のなくなった昔の大きなスピーカーを復活させよう、とこれを買った。本体小さいので心配だった。十分な音質と音量。むしろ侮っていきなりボリュームマックスにしてて焦った。文句はもう少しペアリングの事、説明書詳しくして。たまにしかこんなことしないのでペアリングの仕方忘れてた。初ペアリングならきっとわからない。

مميزات المنتج: مواد التصنيع جيدهعيوب المنتج: الاصوتات الخافته غير واضحه في العاب الفديو مثل صوت ورق الشجر و قطرات المطر,تحتاج الى ان ترقع مستوى الصوت لدرجه عاليه لتسمع صوت بنقاوه جيده

I'm very happy with this little amp. I needed a simple single-source amp to amplify my laptop output to the Dali Zensor speakers in my little study - I use them for video conferencing and low-volume background music whilst working at home. I wanted to save desk space, as my old full-sized Cambridge amp took up too big a footprint. Also, the tiny little blue "on" LED on my Cambridge wasn't prominent enough, so I would often finish working and forget to switch it off - it wasted a lot of heat! I wanted an amp that made it very clear that it was switched on.So, from a practical point of view:- The Fosi has a prominent (and very cool) illuminated VU meter reminiscent of old 70's hi-fi - I can't fail to notice that I've left it on.- It doesn't get even slightly warm in use - and neither does the line lump transformer.- It takes up only about 5% as much space as the Cambridge.As an amplifier, it performs very well - the sound is clear, slightly warm and perfect for my purposes. I tried it powering some large transmission line speakers and it coped well, but don't expect it to perform at high volume in a large room, as it's quite low powered. It's nicely made, good-looking and the controls are smooth in operation.The Bluetooth works faultlessly and if anything sounds better than the line feed from my laptop.If I have a gripe, it's not with the machine itself, but the silly way the output power has been advertised. 200 watts - come off it! Even if we believe the headline figure, 200 is the power from both channels into 4 ohms. It's more common to state the power per channel into 8 ohms, which is the impedance of most home speakers. So, stated more honestly, the power is actually 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms. Even then, the blurb states "max power output" - amps are usually rated on RMS power which comes out MUCH lower. I've owned many amps, and I'd estimate from my ears that this one is around 20-25 watts RMS per channel into 8 ohms. Which is still amazing for such a tiny amp. Come on, Fosi - this is a good bit of kit, and we're not children to be impressed by big numbers. Give us honest specs, please!That said, I saw through the deception before buying and for my purposes this amp is perfect - hence not docking a star...

IN BREVE: l’amplificatore Fosi Audio MC101 ha soddisfatto pienamente le mie aspettative. I controlli di tono sono ben calibrati e aiutano ad armonizzare il suono alle altre componenti dell’impianto, alle registrazioni o ai propri gusti. Il suono è dettagliato e corposo. Il bluetooth funziona in modo affidabile: nulla da segnalare sotto questo punto di vista. Il volume che esprime è più che adeguato per ascolti “condominiali”.Ho scritto la recensione breve qui sopra per chi ha poco tempo concentrandomi sugli aspetti più rilevanti dell’amplificatore Fosi Audio MC101. Qui sotto aggiungo qualche dettaglio.PREMETTO che mi considero esperto di elettronica ed informatica, che sono il mio hobby da quando ero ragazzino (anni ’80) e il mio lavoro da oltre 20 anni. Ho e ho avuto diversi componenti hi-fi di buon livello ed ho sempre frequentato le fiere di settore e i negozi specializzati per rimanere aggiornato e confrontare i diversi prodotti. Credo quindi di conoscere cosa ci si può aspettare da un prodotto, anche in relazione alla sua fascia di prezzo.Organizzo le mie considerazioni in PRO e CONTRO:PRO:- CONTROLLI DI TONO BEN CALIBRATI: acquisto amplificatori con controlli di tono perché mi piace regolare il suono sulla base degli altri componenti dell’impianto, delle registrazioni (non sempre ideali) e dei miei gusti. Preferisco un suono dettagliato su tutto lo spettro, arioso, ma ricco e corposo sulle bassissime frequenze (senza però impattare o ovattare le voci). Il controllo dei bassi di questo amplificatore, in particolare quello delle basse frequenze che più utilizzo, è veramente ben calibrato. Agisce solo sulle bassissime frequenze, rendendo il suono corposo sul basso ma lasciandolo dettagliato e arioso: in particolare non intacca le voci che rimangono realistiche. Ho provato diversi piccoli amplificatori in classe D e questo è nettamente quello che mi ha soddisfatto maggiormente.- HA UNA USCITA PRE: che consente di riutilizzare la sezione DAC bluetooth e gli ingressi RCA integrandoli con amplificazioni, elaboratori di segnale esterni o, magari, un subwoofer attivo. Dato che questa possibilità non è scontata (non tutti gli amplificatori la offrono) la inserisco tra i pro.- NON SCALDA MOLTO: diventa si caldo, ma non esageratamente. Anche in questo caso lo segnalo tra i pro perché’ altri amplificatori fanno molto peggio sotto questo punto di vista.- SELETTORE DI INGRESSI ELEGANTE: i precedenti amplificatori FOSI usavano una modalità automatica di selezione del segnale di ingresso che passava automaticamente a bluetooth appena un dispositivo si connetteva: la trovo scomoda perché costringeva a disconnettere manualmente i dispositivi che entravano nel raggio di azione del bluetooth dell’amplificatore. Preferisco di molto il piacevole interruttore sul frontale che permette di selezionare manualmente l’ingresso e spegnere il bluetooth quando si usano gli ingressi RCA.CONTRO:- POTENZIOMETRO DEL VOLUME IMPRECISO: Utilizzandolo si avverte che c’è un piccolo intervallo in cui non agisce, insomma c’è un po’ di gioco. Nulla di grave, non influisce sull’utilizzo, ma lo trovo fastidioso. Spero sia solo un difetto del mio esemplare.CONSIDERAZIONI SUL GIUDIZIO FINALE E SUL PREZZO: non credo che si possa dare un giudizio su un prodotto senza tenere conto del prezzo a cui viene venduto: nel momento in cui scrivo l’amplificatore si può acquistare a circa 80 euro. Il prezzo è più che adeguato, a mio avviso, considerando che si tratta dell’amplificatore in classe D che suona meglio tra quelli che ho provato, anche paragonandolo ad alternative dal costo doppio. Anche a livello progettuale mi sembra siano state fatte le scelte giuste, quindi per me è promosso a pieni voti.

Uzun zamandır Denon, Technics, Yamaha gibi amplifikatörler kullanmış biri olarak yazıyorum.1. Malzeme kalitesi, görüntüsü, genel kalitesi çok iyi. Kesinlikle kaliteli bir ürün hissi veriyor.2. Vu-metresi kısık seslerde pek kıpırdamıyor ama biraz ortalığı zıplatalım derseniz gayet güzel dans erdiyor, aydınlatma ışığının tonu ve görsel keyfi kesinlikle çok iyi.3. A sınıfı bir ampli dinlemediğimizin farkında olarak, Technics SB-T200 ve sonrasında Dali Zensor3 speakerlar ile test ettim. Gayet güçlü, yeterli, temiz hatta şıkır şıkır bir ses aldım. Kesinlikle büyük abilerini aratmıyor.4. Bluetoot performansı gayet iyi, bağlantı kurmak kolay, Iphone 8 ve Spotify Premium üzerinden BT testlerinde de beni gayet memnun etmeyi başardı.5. Kendi adaptörüyle geliyor, flitreli prize takılı olmasına rağmen kendi üzerinden sesi biraz açınca ufak bir harmonik cızırtısı duyduğumu belirtmeliyim. Dinleme keyfine, ses kalitesine bir zararı yok ama filtreler kısmında biraz naçar kaldığını söylemek lazım.Keyifle müzik dinleyeyim ama servet harcamayayım, az yer kaplasın ve şık olsun diyorsanız ampliniz budur.

Firstly- for the money there is little replacement. This is a cheap small and powerful amplifier. It looks beautiful, has Bluetooth, and can be both tucked away or stand out. I got this when it went on sale for $70 and I have to say that is one heck of a bargain. It is clean sounding with minimal noise and can push a lot of inefficient speakers. I also really like the fact that it has a pre-out that you can run to a subwoofer. I only wish they would implement a low pass filter, a hard ask for a $70 unit I know, but I would’ve been a welcome addition.There are two major drawbacks:1) This is nowhere near the rated output of 100 watts per channel. I know that deceptive/outright fraudulent marketing is rife within this industry, one key point being the nominal wattage of amplifiers. Though that may be the case it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t point it out when it occurs and pressure manufacturers to tell the truth. Maybe if you purchased a variable power supply you could push it to 100 watt, but certainly not with the included brick. Though I don’t know why you would want to, the amplifier will start horribly distorting and clipping when you start maxing it out.2) the Bluetooth connectivity isn’t very good. Even when sitting 10 feet from the device, it starts randomly disconnecting and jittering. Highly recommend you just feed it an rca connection, unless you really don’t care and just want something to play in the background.Overall, would I say that this is a deceptively marketed device? Yes. Would I say it is still worth the money if it fits your given use case? Absolutely.

Let me start by saying I'm a music enthusiast, not an audiophile. I care about good sound, but I don't get bogged down in fancy jargon or expensive gadgets. That's why I was excited to give a try to the MC101 amp – it promised solid performance without the frills.Built to last, designed to pleaseFirst impression? The MC101 feels sturdy and well-made. The metal knobs and classic switches give it a timeless look, and the VU meter adds a touch of vintage charm. Plus, the binding posts and RCA inputs are secure, so you know your connections are solid.Powering up different speakers, effortlesslyI've got a few speaker setups from bookshelf models to floorstanders, and the MC101 handled them all with ease, finally stuck with a pair of custom made spirula shaped ones (based on MarkAudio Alpair 7 drivers), these are the sexiest. Whether it's the punchy Polk or the detailed Revels, the amp delivered clean, powerful sound. No matter how loud I cranked it, the music stayed clear and distortion-free.More than just specs, it's about the musicNow, I'm not saying the MC101 is some magic audiophile cure-all. It doesn't claim to make your MP3s sound like vinyl, and it won't turn your living room into a concert hall. But what it does do is amplify your music faithfully, letting you hear every detail and nuance. It simply gets out of the way and lets the music shine.Bonus points for bass lovers and multi-room setupsOne thing I missed was a dedicated pre-out for connecting a subwoofer. However, if you’re using a setup with passive attenuator it would work just fine. Plus, the MC101 effortlessly filled my different rooms with sound, making it a great choice for a multi-room audio system.The verdict: A sound investment for music loversOverall, the MC101 is a fantastic amp for anyone who wants great sound without the audiophile fuss. It's built well, delivers clean power, and lets you enjoy your music collection to the fullest. If you're looking for an amp that punches above its weight and won't break the bank, the MC101 is definitely worth checking out.P.S. I also included some photos to give you a better sense of the amp and my particular setup.

Good looking, compact, easy to setup and use, low cost. Blue tooth setup and use is easy, my iPhone saw it and connected to it right way.Does not get as loud as I thought?My setup is this amp to a speaker switch, speaker switch goes to 2 different rooms. One room has small in wall speakers in Master, and the other speakers are small outdoor speakers mounted up high in an enclosed patio. I have the amp turned almost all the way up. I can turn the speaker switch volumes up more, but I had another amps in this setup before. I had a TEAC AI-301DA and a Fosi BT20A amp similar to this one, and both much louder. It is just loud enough for my use, but any less and I would return it.Don't know why, as it says 200W and so is the Fosi BT20A and the Teac is 50W.

This amp may not be for everybody, but it really looks and sounds great, The VU meter is fun, and its warm glow makes this a really nice addition to my desktop. Paired with small pair of PSB Alpha P3 speakers, music sounds clear and lively. Dialing down the bass a bit cleans it up and I am happy to listen with this amp for hours. Also sounds great for audiobooks or podcasts. I appreciate that Fosi includes a toggle between bluetooth and RCA input (right on the front - also powers off). Their BT20A Pro does not have the option of turning bluetooth off, which is very irritating when devices try to connect automatically. I tend to just play through a Wiim mini connected to RCA inputs. A lot of bang for your buck here, if you want punchy but pleasant nearfield listening (just don't expect to be able to turn anything up to 11!)