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Question: What will its performance be with two 7ohm 10w speakers? Will it be enough, or will I be pushing it into the high THD range to get decent volume?
Document: over your wifi network. Excellent, excellent technology. The sound quality is even very good!Back to the amp's performance:  This little amp output sound that was warm with clear crisp highs and tight bass. It isn't going to go up against high end audio equipment but for the price and size, it is absolutely incredible! You get decent volume, though you can't get rock concert levels out of it. This should go without saying, as it is rated at 15 watts/channel.
If you do have to use battery power: get an 8 AA battery holder, some wires, an appropriate DC plug, and wire your own external 12V source to plug into the back of this amp. Again, the audio performance is excellent.BTW: the advertised 15W/channel rating is for 4 ohm speakers. If you use 8 ohm speakers, the power output will be reduced by a factor of two (to approximately 7W/chn... which is still a lot.....
The volume was easily adequate for a serious event, though I can't vouch for the battery life. The one complaint about this product is that it is EXTREMELY hard to get the batteries in properly. However, I'm not sure how many people will use it in a mobile application, so I gave it five stars anyway for great performance, power and price.
Great performance from such a small amp. I set mine on top of my tower computer where it is out of sight but I can easily reach the thumb wheel volume control. It works great with the Insignia speakers.
Athough the relative power is cut in half driving these bigger speakers, it really puts out a lot of sound. Even my teenage son does not play this at more than 1/2 volume... The amp is a bit &#34;tinny&#34;, but this can be corrected if you have an mp3 player with decent sound controls. I use a Cowan with Base Boost and the sound quality is excellent.
I've been searching for a decent miniamp to pair with a set of Dayton Audio B652s for some time now. After returning two malfunctioning Lepai LP-2020A+, I thought I'd give this one a try.I don't think the Dayton brings out the potential of the speakers quite like the Lepai. The overall I find the sound to be a bit harsh and fatiguing. Mids aren't particularly well integrated and are too forward for my tastes. Bass isn't as tight and recedes deep into a rather muddy background.
Although I am not very proficient in home audio I feel like this is a very good little amp. I've got it powering two Dayton B652 speakers and it works great. The volume at which it starts distorting is higher than I will ever play it so it more than suits my needs.
It won't hold up driving your main speaker setup but, as many of the other review say, if you have reasonably efficient speakers, you'll get a LOT of good sound from a tiny and extremely cheap package. As a side note, I also bought an Audiosource AMP-100 for two additional zones (it has "Speaker A" and "Speaker B" switches) and this little amp sounds about as good as the AMP-100 when driving one set of speakers.
Just attached this to my ooooold bose acoustimass speakers with attached subwoofer. Was going to give them away, because I got a new system for my TV, but I figured I would see if a new amp would give them new life. Just tested it out, and the sound is quite solid. There's a bit of low-grade hiss as you crank up the volume, but the sound when a device is playing is solid and consistent throughout the volume range, and the hiss unnoticable.
Excellent sound at a low price. Clear high frequencies and good bass. Loud enough for me with Athena AS-F1 92dB loudspeakers.
Answer: That's a good match, IMO. An 8 ohm load will only make ~7-8 watts on this amp. You may start to see some distortion after half volume but even at that point, it's plenty loud. Just keep in mind, it's not a 100 watt amp..I had that amp connected to a pair of large 100 watt 8 ohm home stereo speakers and it did a great job! If you have a way to adjust the tone on the input audio, it'll rock! Very clean and accurate..