WiFi&Bluetooth 5.0 with 50+50W 21V DC/2.0 Stereo Channel,Wireless Multiroom HiFi Music amplifier Circuit Module with Airplay Spotify Connect and Remote Control for DIY Speakers-Up2stream Amp V3

This is a Christmas present for me from my wife and I can't wait to get stuck in! I'm building a budget system for our bedroom based around a pair of old Mission Audio speakers that I've had for 20 years or so, and wanted an affordable yet capable amp to drive them without spending silly money. I also wanted it for be modern in terms of the feature set - I do have an old stereo amp I could have used but as it's for a bedroom I really wanted the convenience of Bluetooth and support for airplay, spotify etc as most of the time I'll be controlling this via remote from the bed.Even though I'm not supposed to be using it for a few days I've had a little play with it in advance (just to check it's working of course!). Remote control is via the 4STREAM app which, on Android at least, seem to be easy to use and well written. It took me literally a few minutes to get the speakers up and running, and playing a tune via bluetooth with the amp connected via my LAN. I can't fault the sound at all, with my 20 year old speakers sounding as sweet as ever.One, hopefully obvious, thing to note is this is supplied as a bare board only with no case so you will need to source one. I am thinking of 3d printing my own but it that goes horrible wrong you can pick something suitable up fairly cheaply.

Easy to setup, works great.

I did not expect a lot from this purchase. However I am quite impressed!I will get the big disadvantage out of the way. The app is flakey and sometimes does not find the amp on the network. A real pain. But when it works, it just works.The sound quality for £70 is impressive, vocals are quite clear and lack distortion . Bass is good for the size of the amp and I have fitted the unit to the back of a pair of bookshelf speakers DIY'd from Dayton Audio kits. On highly detailed sound with symphony orchestra the detail becomes a little muddied but on small goups and jazz very relaxing and detailed. The unit finds internet radio - I have streamed BBC radio 3 HD and it also streams my CD collection on a NAS. The streaming actually sounds better than the aux input which is unusual.Definitely recommended and good value. It will power modest sized speakers with good volume on about 2/3 setting.Don't expect 50w rms per channel though!Not tried the bluetooth yet.May get another and fit to the rear of some bigger more sensative speakers and see what happens!Almost 10/10 if the app was improved.Remeber you need a decent power supply to keep the wattage up.

As we're updating our home and rewiring everything, i thought it would be a good time to integrate an in wall speaker setup. I got some decent speakers for not a lot of money online and so decided to splash out on this upper level DIY amp for myself.I've 3D printed a basic box for it that does the job nicely and can easily be found or sourced online if you search. I test fitted the speakers before wiring them in and was really happy with the sound clarity and usability, once tested, i've integrated the box into the wall with a facia that allows me to control the knobs from the front and that still gives me good connectivity from my phone to connect and play whatever i want.Although i though i had enough speakers, i'll be adding on a few more in the garden to make sure we get an all around sound too, this is just based on how happy i am with the unit overall.

The media could not be loaded.  Very satisfied with the product. I have used the up2stream wifi only module earlier. But this one with bluetooth and other connectivities alongwith 2.1 amplifier makes a super DIY board. It is simple to configure and works well with Spotify and Tidal. Haven't tried with other apps though.

Great bit of kit. Tired of using Bluetooth devices, decided to switch to a local area network. Considered other options using a raspberry pi and an amp hat, but settled for Arylic’s solution as it was simpler with a proven multi room. I’m not an audio freak, but like to consume music on demand without the hassle of switching on multiple devices.This board is now connected to my Bose Acoustimas and Amazon Echo permanently. Now I have a much better sound experience whenever I want it. Can switch from aux to Spotify or internet radio via TuneIn using the App in a breeze. Very simple. Have not yet tried multi room yet, but second unit will be hopefully arriving soon. It’s hard wired to my network, so very stable. Have not tired the WiFi.Set up was super simple. I was up and running in 5 mins.

What can I say but amazing. I bought this arylic amp to replace a generic amp in my diy cooler speaker. The sound itself is worth the price of the amp.I made this speaker for around 200 initially. A little higher price with the arylic. But the sound it produces makes it worth the investment. The ease of installation plus the 4 stream app makes this a very good product. If your diying or just adding this to a current system you will not be dissatisfied.

I had a good experience with the seller, warranty, and after-sell communication.High-quality product with a lot of additional accessories. I have ordered the transparent case and Must Have remote control. The device can be controlled from the phone, also have a Web interface!Very happy with the purchase.

Works really well with Home Assistant and the Music Assistant add-on, just really annoying that the device enters setup mode when there's an issue with the WiFi.

Lo he recibido con el pulsador de power roto. No me importa, pero no puedo conectar el spotify. he intentado actualizar el firmware pero cuando en el navegador pongo la ip del equipo no me aparece la pagina web, me indica:Access Error: Site or Page Not FoundCannot open URL