Fosi Audio MC101 Bluetooth Stereo Amplifier Home Audio Component Mini Amp with VU Meter 2 Channel HiFi Receiver for Passive Speakers with Bass Treble Tone Control Vintage All Aluminum Alloy Build
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- Mini Vintage Amp: Crafted for music lovers, this VU meter amplifier harmoniously combines retro charm with contemporary design. Dive into the HiFi world with its superior sound quality and a powerful output of 200W. Experience a musical journey through time, where nostalgia harmonizes with audio perfection.
- Effortless Setup: The MC101, featuring Bluetooth 5.3 and RCA wired connectivities, is versatile for various scenarios and easy to configure. Its user-friendly design includes automatic Bluetooth reconnection and a simple manual pairing reset, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted wireless music experience.
- Visual Dashboard: The VU meter combines aesthetic appeal with unique functional features. The pointer in the meter dynamically swings with changes in the audio signal, helping you adjust the audio volume in real-time to prevent overload and distortion.
- Personalized Tuning: The MC101 features tone adjustment knobs, allowing for precise tuning of bass and treble gain to tailor your preferred sound. Additionally, the built-in central detents facilitate easy restoration to the sound's original character.
- Refined Craftsmanship: More than just its captivating look, the MC101 boasts a CNC-machined, all-aluminum alloy construction, ensuring both longevity and a luxurious feel. Experience the superior quality in every touch, complemented by the peace of mind that comes with Fosi Audio's 24-month warranty.
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.65 x 6.42 x 1.65 inches
Voltage: 230 Volts
Manufacturer: Fosi Audio
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Brand: Fosi Audio
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.65 x 6.42 x 1.65 inches
Voltage: 230 Volts
Manufacturer: Fosi Audio
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Brand: Fosi Audio
Number of Channels: 2
Product Dimensions: 4.65 x 6.42 x 1.65 inches
Item Weight: 2.24 pounds
Item model number: MC101
Date First Available: October 17, 2023
Country of Origin: China
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I ordered the MC101 because I really liked the V3, and because my interactions with the company created a positive impression about their products and service. Please see the attached images for a sense of my set up(s) and use context. -- BUILD & AESTHETICS: Solid build, good non-shiny polished metal, smooth knobs for volume, treble, and bass. Nice old school switch for power - bluetooth - rca inputs. Binding posts are robust, as are the rca inputs and the power cord slot. Of course, the VU meter! It looks nice with a sweet orange glow (see images). Excellent build. -- USAGE: I've got a few speakers, and I've tried the MC101 with all of them. Speaker model and sensitivity: Sonist Concerto II 97db JBL Studio 580 90db Klipsch R-51m 96/97db JBL Studio 530 86db I use Tidal Lossless and Apple Music. I did not use bluetooth on the MC101. I'm not going to bother you with DAC, cables, etc. etc. for the reasons below. -- PERFORMANCE: First off, I'm an objective-subjectivist. I believe that good engineering is important, and then it is a matter of personal preference what speakers you like. I don't believe in DACs having different "voicing." A simple, well executed DAC should have no sound of its own. I don't believe "tubes are better" by any objective metric. But I really like having a couple of tube amps. I think A/B vs. Class D is a non-factor as far as my listening set ups and needs are concerned. I believe that a well made amplifier should provide power, and that's it. I believe that having lots of power is good. I detest the term "audiophile." I don't think cables do anything beyond a basic level, I don't think cable risers are money well spent, I don't care for power conditioners, I don't think I need to spend thousands to listen to the sound of silence, which is what a load of subjective audiophiles seem to be into. I have vinyl, but I find streaming simpler. I would like everything to be 24/192, but I'm perfectly happy to listen to CD quality 16/44.1. There, that is my "good audio" credo. Now on to the performance. Genres: Rock, Folk, Rap, Jazz, Blues, Classical, R&B. The MC101 works very well with all my speakers, and works exceptionally well with the Klipsch and the Concertos. The power is plentiful, the sound is clean and as loud as I want, and the VU meter works and is pleasing to look at in the evening. Most important, the MC101 gets out of the way and lets me enjoy listening to the music. There is no audible distortion at loud volumes, no channel imbalance at low volumes, and the tone controls help to dial-in the sound for certain songs or artists when I feel like. The Klipsch set up includes a subwoofer from the Bluesound Duo 2.1 set up, and I use the 3.5mm out on the MC101 with a passive attenuator to connect the subwoofer. The MC101 could do with a pre-out so you don't need an attenuator, but most subwoofers come with crossover and volume controls. The pre-out does help controlling amp + sub volume simultaneously, but this is not a big issue for me. This system is in my study, and it fills the room happily. The Concerto II is a 2.0 setup, and it is in the living room. These are poplar oak floorstanders. Beautiful dynamics, and lots of fun listening to Folk/Americana, Rock, R&B, and hip hop. The Studio 530 and 580 are in the largest room. Studio 530s are not very efficient, but the MC101 (and the V3, for that matter; you'll see it in some of my images too) have not had any issues driving them. They sound great. The Studio 580s sound fine with the MC101, but it is a large floor stander with two woofers, so one just feels the need to have loads of power. Thing is, I have two way more powerful amplifiers (Cronus Magnum II by Rogue Audio and a Crown monster), and have gotten used to playing those in this room. -- IN CONCLUSION... What do we want from our kit, eventually? Musicality with no obvious distortions, artefacts, ground loops, etc.? A few minutes or hours of focused or casual listening? Occasional moments of joy that music—one of the few things still recommending us as a species—can provide? Spontaneous instances where the singer or the drummer or the guitarist or the violinist or the damn triangle player takes our breath away? The MC101 can join your kit in doing these things for you. RECOMMENDED WITHOUT RESERVATION.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by kafkush kafkush
Let me start by saying I'm a music enthusiast, not an audiophile. I care about good sound, but I don't get bogged down in fancy jargon or expensive gadgets. That's why I was excited to give a try to the MC101 amp – it promised solid performance without the frills. Built to last, designed to please First impression? The MC101 feels sturdy and well-made. The metal knobs and classic switches give it a timeless look, and the VU meter adds a touch of vintage charm. Plus, the binding posts and RCA inputs are secure, so you know your connections are solid. Powering up different speakers, effortlessly I've got a few speaker setups from bookshelf models to floorstanders, and the MC101 handled them all with ease, finally stuck with a pair of custom made spirula shaped ones (based on MarkAudio Alpair 7 drivers), these are the sexiest. Whether it's the punchy Polk or the detailed Revels, the amp delivered clean, powerful sound. No matter how loud I cranked it, the music stayed clear and distortion-free. More than just specs, it's about the music Now, I'm not saying the MC101 is some magic audiophile cure-all. It doesn't claim to make your MP3s sound like vinyl, and it won't turn your living room into a concert hall. But what it does do is amplify your music faithfully, letting you hear every detail and nuance. It simply gets out of the way and lets the music shine. Bonus points for bass lovers and multi-room setups One thing I missed was a dedicated pre-out for connecting a subwoofer. However, if you’re using a setup with passive attenuator it would work just fine. Plus, the MC101 effortlessly filled my different rooms with sound, making it a great choice for a multi-room audio system. The verdict: A sound investment for music lovers Overall, the MC101 is a fantastic amp for anyone who wants great sound without the audiophile fuss. It's built well, delivers clean power, and lets you enjoy your music collection to the fullest. If you're looking for an amp that punches above its weight and won't break the bank, the MC101 is definitely worth checking out. P.S. I also included some photos to give you a better sense of the amp and my particular setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024 by Walt Walt
I generally don’t like D amplification but for $89 this is very cute sounds OK in my office with small old Realistic speakers. It turns off the B.T. music from my phone when I try to take a video. I'm Not sure why - strange - but overall small (which is nice) sounds fine and looks cute. It comes nicely packed - how long it will last? Times will tell. I like that it has an on-off that also selects the source B.T. or RCA - you will need an external RCA selector switch for more than one RCA source. I don't think it is 100W - it doesn't get very loud, but for a small room or near field it is OK.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024 by AH AH
I used it because I took some old Pioneer speakers off of a 12-20 year old Pioneer TV that was shot, makes a great Bluetooth music stereo now! Absolutely no regrets 💯🅰️+ I find it absurd that this product has anything less than five stars, I personally read all of the reviews, The ones that were less than five stars were mostly complaints of lack of features or something ridiculous that they didn't want to pay for in a higher end product, there's an old saying that my grandparents would say: keep it simple stupid, I myself actually understand this, in this case, this is a very straightforward and simple product, therefore, the price is correct, and the product itself is extremely solid, zero complaints, I would consider it a mastercraft item.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024 by Jason Eller Jason Eller
For a pair of small bookshelf speakers in the kitchen - JBL Eons - this does just what I need it to do, smooth and sufficiently potent; takes up almost no room, and the VU meter, while unnecessary, is kinda cool.
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024 by Eric Shuman
Great sounding amp. Powered some older Polk bookshelf speakers great
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024 by furiouspenguin