The little Lepai amp arrived today. It's a solid little box and it does the job admirably, filling my unfinished basement with clear tunes. I set it up with my M22 on-walls and Onkyo 6-cd changer. I only temporarily set up the M22s. I'll play with their placement a bit and then I'll need to figure out the best way of attaching them to the cinder block... I'll probably use masonry nails to put up some speaker-sized pieces of plywood, then screw the brackets into those.

I use that amp to power an old set of Cambridge Soundworks "sub"/sat speakers on my desk at work and feed mp3's to it from my laptop. Works very well and I'm happy with the sound. I run it straight up with no tone control.

Yeah, I played with the tone controls a bit but like the sound better with them disengaged. Even when set to neutral position, engaging them alters the sound.

Captain Jean Luc Picard would not be happy. "Disengage!" does not have the same ring to it.

If he were really French, he would have pronounced it ehn-GAZH.



Also, this dog is wearing a backpack, so your argument is invalid.

Oh ya?

Wait! I think I smell it too.

Wait, is it cookies ?

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Do not have this, but it has some good reviews, and is nicely priced:
Dayton Audio DTA-1 Class T Digital AC/DC Mini Amplifier 15 WPC