AudioSource Digital Amplifier, 2 Channel Stereo Power D Amplifier AD1002 for Home Sound Systems

It was a replacement for the same model installed in 2017. Matched the setup to the original amp, installed in the rack, hooked up the cables and good-to-go. Saved a bunch of money by procuring it myself and doing a self-install.

I love these amps. I own 3 of them- 2that run four Martin Logan Surrounds, and 1 that I run Mono for a Martin logan center channel. They are clean clear power. Way better than running the speaker outs from my Onkyo. It keeps my amp cooler, and the sound is crispy clean.A lot of people complain about these amps not turning on when the digital signal trigger hits them. This is true, there is an issue with this. It's an easy fix though, on the back of your receiver there is a 12v Analog trigger out, you just run a 5.00 trigger cable from your receiver to these amps and they will come on every time. Don't try to use the RCA line levels to turn them on or you can have issues. this is a mfgr problem and they have taken alot of heat over this issue. Regardless, these class D amps are perfect for Surrounds or Atmos speakers and they have a very clean digital sound-perfect for home theatre. They are also small and light, they are more than enough to help fill a 15 by 15 room with lots of small speakers. (I have a Martin Logan 7.1.2 home theatre).

I needed an amplifier to power my zone 2 house speakers system, and these worked really well. I actually bought two amplifiers to Power my home ceiling speakers. One amplifier for the left, and the second amplifier for the right.These are 2-ch channel amplifiers, but you can strap the outputs together in the MONO mode to double your output power.Doubling your output power of the amplifier helps reduce low frequency distortion if you have a lot of speakers connected to your amplifier, and you want to turn up the volume. This also helps protect your speakers from being damaged from audio distortion.

Great amp with good sound quality and an amazing "interrupting" feature for 2 inputs. If one input is actice it automatically switches over. Good if you have a turntable and a streaming source. It's also very small, you can hide it almost anywhere. The problem is that the 7 inch depth doesn't allow you to place it below a turntable. Would also like the bass and treble controls on the front. But hard to find something that checks all those boxes for less than 200 new.

I needed an amp for to drive some outdoor speakers. It lives in a cabinet in the outdoor kitchen. While somewhat protected from the elements, it is exposed to a high humidity and very hot environment. I went through two prior amps (Yamaha and Sony) and both lasted less than a year. This little amp is going on two years and seems fine. It seems better sealed than most amps (there are no vents on top). You're not going to get exceptional sound quality at $180, but it's perfectly fine for patio speakers.

AudioSource Digital Amplifier, 2 Channel Stereo Power D Amplifier AD1002 for Home Sound Systems may be a good, but the re-boxed one I received was Dead on Arrival, only to be followed by its replacement having high level of distortion of the right channel. TRADEport obviously does not check their re-boxed products. So far this has been almost a four-week drama. Purchasing through another vendor on AMAZON a third unit.

I wish it had a remote control.

Replaced the old amp and outputs a louder sound in my opinion.