Douk Audio T6 PRO HiFi Bluetooth Tube Amplifier With VU Meter
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If you’re looking to add warmth and dynamics to your audio space, then a high-quality tube amp is an excellent place to start. The Douk Audio T6 PRO brings a high-fidelity, vintage styling to the party with their tube-powered amplifier with authentically analog VU meters Read More
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I was intrigued and impatient, so I picked this up from alieexpress and a 48v/5a adapter. Just got it today, so about 2 weeks to get it. Running it on Sonus Faber Lumina I speakers from my desktop, and the first thing, having bass controls is wonderful, as the Supplimental Bass dial really brings it up. Plenty of power on the 48v adapter, gets louder then my Emotiva basx a100.
Looking at the details of this listing, it looks like this unit comes with the 32volt power supply. Douk Audio sells this unit for $179.99 with the 32v power supply. The $199 price is with the 48v/5A power supply. Also, Douk Audio does also claim the 300Wx2 @4ohm max power output, but their power output table shows a rated output power of 250Wx2 @ 4ohm WITH a 48v/10A power supply (which they don't offer as an option on their site). The discrepancy between the 250W and 300W could just be a matter of RMS power vs Max power, but it isn't clearly stated.
The power output with the power supply with this drop is 78Wx2 @ 4ohm, and 65Wx2@8ohm.
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There is a note on the Douk Audio site alluding to needing to provide your own 10A power supply to get the most out of the amp:
"Default comes with optional 32V/5A and 48V/5A power adapter, if you want higher power output please replace another larger power adapter with high-quality by yourself."
Would love to know what people think of this if anyone has any experience. This looks very cool and I love unnecessary analog meters like this (the next best thing to an oscilloscope). But not looking to drop 170 for an amp I don't need unless it actually has some decent tube sound. Seems like most at this price level are hybrids where it's really just a solid state doing all the amplification and tubes are only nominally part of the signal chain.