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Mitchell Acoustics is at it again with a unique take on the at-home listening experience. The uStream 2 Music System is their take on in-home audio that’s easy to connect without superfluous wires Read More
OK, I know what's TPA3116D2. TI made decent-sounding little stereo amp-on-chip (the assembled boards are available on Amazon or on PartsExpress) https://www.amazon.com/tpa3116d2/s?k=tpa3116d2
But what's the MVS JRK8280? Does anybody know? Is this some rebrand of Sanyo STK8280?
brainwaveIt is made by Mountain View Silicon in Shanghai. Great little amps we've tested extensively and in this speaker it combines beautifully with the TI.
mattrisHi there,
Our speakers pair using discrete Bluetooth True Wireless Stereo similar to the tech used in earpods and the like.
The left speaker is the master (at first power up, the speaker turned on first becomes the master (L) speaker and the right will find it as soon as IT is powered on.
You can connect via Bluetooth or via any of the analog or digital inputs on the rear of the LEFT speaker and the right channel signal will be received wirelessly by BT.
Perfect if you want a smart stereo set up and don't want to install or run cables between the speakers, eg, each side of a fireplace or each side of a set of doors.
At 80W a channel they are powerful and due to the high grade Texas Instruments amplification chips and audio grade components we use, the soundstage is excellent.
We deliberately didn't use any of the expensive BT codecs as they make no audible difference and are frankly a waste of money in our bill of materials. We opted for basic BT codec but the best amplification chips.
Each speaker requires power which is supplied to the 24v DC board via a 110/240 laptop style power brick. This actually makes stand mounting and the related cable management simpler.
If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.
Best
Paul Mitchell