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Kinter MA170 12V 2 Channel Mini Digital Audio Power Amplifier for Car or Mp3 Without Power Supply

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Features

  • #1 Arcade Audio Amp
  • Ideal Amp for DIY, Home, Car, Garage
  • Colorful LED on Volume Knob
  • 2 X 18 Watts Per Channel (12VDC)
  • RCA input for MP3

Item dimensions L x W x H: 4.29 x 3.5 x 2.01 inches


Voltage: 12 Volts


Manufacturer: Kinter


Minimum Supply Voltage: 12 Volts (DC)


Mounting Type: Table Top


Item dimensions L x W x H: 4.29 x 3.5 x 2.01 inches


Voltage: 12 Volts


Manufacturer: Kinter


Minimum Supply Voltage: 12 Volts (DC)


Mounting Type: Table Top


Brand: Kinter


Number of Channels: 2


Package Type: Retail package


Global Trade Identification Number: 52


UPC: 714439615932 600748147571 849649090955 609224910524


Product Dimensions: 4.29 x 3.5 x 2.01 inches


Item Weight: 3.52 ounces


Item model number: MA170


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes


Wireless communication technologies: Dock


Other display features: Wireless


Color: red


Whats in the box: Amplifier and instruction manual


Department: Electronics > Home Audio & Theater > Home Theater > Receivers & Amplifiers > Amplifiers


Date First Available: April 13, 2012


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  • Works well but very bass heavy for TV watching
Turned a passive center channel speaker into a sound bar with this. Hooked the single speaker into both channels for maximum output. Bass is very heavy. Turned bass knob almost all the way off and treble knob all the way up, sounds great!
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by Shmickey

  • Compact Powerhouse: Exceptional Sound in a Small Package
I recently purchased this 2-Channel Mini Digital Audio Power Amplifier, and I couldn’t be more impressed! The compact size is perfect for my setup, and despite its small footprint, it delivers incredible power and clarity. The sound quality is outstanding, with crisp highs and deep bass, making it ideal for both home audio systems and smaller events. Setup was straightforward, and the build quality feels solid and durable. It’s also very efficient with minimal heat output, even after long hours of use. The adjustable volume and tone controls are easy to use, allowing for precise tuning to suit your preferences. For anyone looking for an affordable yet powerful amplifier, this one is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024 by Gabe’s Mama

  • Great little amp with one annoying feature (that can be easily fixed)
This is a great little amplifier for under $10, and it works very well except for one minor annoyance that's easily fixed. I have a Kindle Fire hooked to some small speakers (through the headphone jack), and I use it to play rain sounds at night when I go to sleep. The problem is that even at full volume the output of the Kindle just isn't loud enough to hear the rain sounds very well. This little amplifier solved that problem- it's got more than enough power to play the sound as loud as I want. It's easy to hook up and works like a charm to boost the sound. THE ANNOYING FEATURE Several people have mentioned in their reviews that the amp contains a very bright LED behind the volume control, and when the amp is on it cycles through various colors. It's so bright that it would light up part of my room and the changing of the colors was also extremely annoying. If you're experiencing this problem (as others have mentioned in their reviews), there's an easy fix that you can do in about 5 minutes: 1) Unplug ALL the wires and connectors from the amp. 2) Pull the volume knob off (it just pulls straight off, no tools required). 3) Behind the volume knob is a clear plastic piece that's attached to the shaft of the volume control with a small flat nut. With a pair of pliers, gently unscrew and remove the nut. 4) Gently pull the clear plastic piece off. Behind it is the LED that is soooo annoying. 5) Take the clear plastic piece and spray paint the back side of it with some paint. Almost any color will do as long as it's not transparent. Give it a couple of good coats of paint and let it dry. 6) After it's dried, put the plastic piece back in, screw the nut back on, and press the volume control back on the shaft. That's it- problem solved. No more annoying light. :) (Alternatively you could follow the steps to #4 and then paint the LED with some nail polish or dark paint.) I hope this fix helps others. Aside from this one minor annoyance, this is a great amplifier for general use and I wholeheartedly recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2018 by Mike Rogers

  • Stands shoulder to shoulder with its peers
Nice little amp. I should admit immediately that I am addicted to these small amplifiers. I have many from various manufacturers from all over the world. These amps have a million uses because of their size. An obvious one would be to hook it to a computer and use some nice bookshelf size speakers for your PC sound as opposed to the junk one usually uses for computer audio. But the uses do not stop there by a long shot. Because it comes with "ears," it is ready to mount anywhere. Under a kitchen cupboard, on the back of a headboard for bedroom TV sound, I even have one inside my bathroom vanity for shower tunes. Most people don't understand "watts," because, frankly, manufacturers lie about wattage. They either list only "output watts," a measurement that has to do with electricity, not audio, or have slick terms like "music watts," "real watts," or "listening watts." These mean nothing. "RMS Watts" is the true, scientific measurement of audio wattage. The real RMS watt numbers listed in the description of this item seem low compared to the lies of dishonest sellers. For example, 50 watts RMS in a house or home, at full volume, is LOUD. Too loud to have a conversation over and loud enough to cause hearing damage for prolonged periods. When you see an ad for an amp that has 100 watts of power per channel and is the size of an asprin boittle- it's not 100wx2ch. Sorry... but it just isn't. Refreshingly, this seller has decided to tell you the truth. This is an 8 watt RMS amp- 4 watts per channel. Guess what? In a normal sized room in a house, that's loud. Turn it all the way up and you'll annoy someone else in your house. I also like that the audio quality measurements are included in the description (Min. THD: <0.005%70dB). The seller has made no bones about what this product is and what it is not. I know prices change, but I got mine for under $10 including shipping and that's still a steal for what you'll receive when you buy this amp. The uses are endless. Since it is powered by a 12V 2A power source, it can be fed by battery pretty easily with minimum know how and some internet research. I can see this unit being part of a portable DIY sound system- easily. For instance, wired correctly, an 8AA battery pack could run this amp, probably for 8-10 hours. So basically, anywhere this amp can fit, it can be used. Like I said, I have many like this one. Some are better, some are useless. A good comparison is the Lepai 2020+. That is a very popular amp a tad bigger than this amp with much more power (20 watts RMS per channel). I like that amp, but if I didn't need REAL LOUD, I'd go with this one at half the price, on average. I have another amp I will not name that is very similar to this one in appearance and description. A deceptive description that claimed 15 watts RMS per channel: a lie. This 4 watt per channel amp walks all over that other deceptive amp. I appreciate the quality, the honesty, the speed of delivery and the "get exactly what is described" way this amp is sold and used. I like it a lot. Sure, there are better. Not for $10. Not this size. Not this rugged. Not this adaptable. Not with so many uses. This thing is top of the heap for its size and price, hands down. One last thing. This amp comes without the power supply. This is really upsetting for a lot of people. It's also standard in the audio world. The power supply is your responsibility. It keeps costs down to NOT ship a heavy power supply (probably weighs as much or more than the item itself) across the ocean. And guess what? The needed supply is probably already in your house somewhere. They do send along the proper END to attach to a power supply. When I say power supply, I mean you'll need a "wall wart," one of those black box plugs that is on just about everything small with some power. They all have numbers on the back that look like Greek to the uninitiated. It's simple for this item. You look for the OUTPUT number and you need one that says "12V 2A." Sometimes it will say "12V 2000mA," which is the same. (mA = MILLIAMPS; 2000 MILLIAMPS is equal to 2 AMPS) Look around your basement or attic for old stuff that plus in. I bet you'll find one. This sort of thing is a deal breaker for many people. Many people do not want "extra work" or "parts missing" with anything they buy. To say that parts are missing isn't really accurate. The seller is doing what most amp module sellers do- leaving the power supply up to the buyer. It's industry practice, not just to save costs, but because a buyer can elect to give the amp more power or less power than recommended. I do not recommend either. 12V 2A is perfect for this unit. That covers everything. Now I think I'll put a few more of these in my cart... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2014 by Pete in Upstate NY

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