Lepai's LP1601S 200 watt Class D amplifier offers up a fantastic feature set that not many amplifiers in its price range offer. The most impressive of the features is obviously the high power handing in such a small size, but not far behind that is the fact that this amplifier is able to receive an aptX Bluetooth signal for high fidelity audio reproduction. The final feature that sets this apart from many amplifiers is the headphone output which allows you to listen to your music in virtually any situation.
Lepai LP1601S 200W Class D Stereo Amplifier with Bluetooth and Power Supply
Sleek – and Substantial
It’s not often you see something so sweet and simple looking, that actually kicks like a mule! The LP1601S mini amplifier does just that. With a whopping 200 watts under the hood, you’ll have plenty of power for just about any set of speakers. Bluetooth with aptX cuts down the clutter of wires while providing top-shelf audio quality.
Power to Spare
The mini amp is not a new concept; it’s been around for a number of years now. What’s so refreshing about the LP1601S is the prodigious level of power it can produce. Up to 100 watts per channel. That’s more than some Pro Audio amplifiers. So even the most power-hungry speakers will be satisfied.
Wired or Wireless – With No Compromise
The LP1601S has standard RCA connections on the rear panel for conventional applications. Hook up your turntable, CD player, or what have you, and enjoy. You also get Bluetooth functionality with aptX technology, which provides the highest quality wireless connection on the market today. You even get a front panel headphone jack, which makes the LP1601S perfect for desktop use.
All in a Pint-Sized Package
The tiny footprint of the LP1601S also makes it easy to place in virtually any setup. Less than two inches high, not quite four inches wide, and just under eight inches long, it fits where other amps won’t, and provides the features you need with a no-hassle interface. Redefining “lean and mean,” that’s what we do. That’s who we are.
Note: To drive the amplifier to its full potential we recommend using a 36 VDC power supply. Using higher voltage will damage the amplifier permanently.
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