kinter k2020a+ limited edition original tripath ta2020-020 class-t hi-fi audio mini amplifier with 12v 5a power supply black kinter <p><strong>real tripath quality </strong>♥</p><p>known for producing sound as warm and vibrant as tube amplifiers, tripath amplifiers have earned a solid reputation for sound quality from budget-minded audiophiles. the kinter k2020a+ amplifier uses only original tripath ta2020-020 amplifier ic’s – not like the fake or “wannabe” ic’s found in other similar looking amps. the k2020a+ is a rarity and the real deal. original tripath ic’s are rare and difficult to come by - and that’s why the k2020a+ is a “limited edition” amplifier.</p><p><strong>an audio legend</strong></p><p>so, what makes the k2020a+ amplifier so special? first ,the technology inside. tripath ta2020-020 chips are named as one of the “25 microchips that shook the world” by the ieee - recognition that turns the head of any serious techie! second, the proof is in the pudding, but in this case the pudding is the sound you hear (note: no overselling, we acknowledge not all ears hear alike). </p><p>the k2020a+ amplifier offers the audio fidelity of a class-ab design combined with the power efficiency of class-d amplifiers.</p><p><strong>efficient and powerful</strong></p><p>the k2020a+’s clean 20 watt output makes it perfect for almost any auto or home audio application or diy project. small enough to fit in your hand yet big enough to power your home speakers. to ensure long life and stable operation we include a 12 volt 5 amp power supply that provides plenty of “horsepower” to the amp. you might ask, what’s with the extruded aluminum case? to keep the cost down we didn’t put her in a pretty little dress, her beauty is inside - plus the case acts as a heat sink to keep the amp running cool. features gold plated rca inputs, or use the 3.5mm jack for plugging in sources such as ipods, smart phones, or mp3 players. convenient spring terminals (16 gauge wire recommended) make speaker connections quick and easy!</p><p><strong>limited availability</strong></p><p>we aren’t kidding!