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SMSL VMV A1 Power Amplifier

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SMSL VMV A1 Power Amplifier

Name: SMSL VMV A1 Power Amplifier
Brand: SMSL
SKU: smsl-vmv-a1-power-amplifier
Price: 359 USD
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Product Description

Outfitting your listening space with a power amplifier doesn’t have to mean buying big, bulky units. The SMSL VMV A1 Power Amp is a sleek, modern take on the PA units of old, and it packs a ton of punch and clarity under the hood Read More

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q&a2

Mar 29, 2025

At this price point I would have expected more power output…. At the very least double what is stated. I’ve got sub $100 SMSL and topping amps that do anywhere from 30-50w per channel with better $/watt specs.

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mitch_drop

Mar 29, 2025

Note I didn’t ask for 100w or 150w per channel. I certainly have had bookshelves with 6.5” drivers that would need more than 15w to drive and sound good. Besides extra power means headroom and future proofing. I currently use an older Peach Tree Sprout that can do upwards of 100w at 4ohms. It certainly does the job but is very flat sounding and I needed to add in an EQ to fix to my preference

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quicklytoo4

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Mar 30, 2025

mitch_dropif I recall correctly this is fully class A which is much more expensive to make and harder to get lots of power out of, all the cheap speaker amps I know of (sub $300) are class D with some class A/B around $300, don't think I've heard of full class A speaker amps below $500 (MSRP).