5.8-Ghz Wireless Digital T-Amp: Same Little Amp, Crisp Sound, Now Wireless

Last yr , an audiophilereview siterun by a priest and a mathematician discovered the T - Amp . The $ 30 toy amplifier outperformed gear cost thousands more , sending sonic nerd forums into a frenzy . This new amp does the same , but it connects your audio source and speakers via a 5.8 - Ghz wireless sender , beneficial for 150 - feet . The amp is rated for an ultra - low distortion 20 - Watts . Perfect for adding wireless rearward speakers to your 5.1 surround rigging . ( Or wiring your toilet with a 93db sign to interference ratio . )

Why ? Egghead explanation after the jump .

Usually , wireless speaker unit do n’t sound any better than a walkie talkie , but these have stat - smather like 128 times oversampling , and mistake correction , so I ’m assuming the link is digital and therefore comparatively hiss free . The paint to both these and last twelvemonth ’s T - Amps being so rock - tastic , is that the rest of the ampere is fully digital , too . alternatively of moving speaker cones using buxom parallel waves of index , these amps do it with grand of full powerfulness pulses per secondly . Essentially , the speakers are getting juiced in binary . 500 - grade A , used in subs , do this , but only recently were chips made that could modulate fast enough for mellow frequency reproduction . Class dismissed .

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