00:00Iyema A07 vs NobSound TPA3216, which amp wins?
00:05Real talk, I've spent way too long hunting down the best deals on budget TPA3255 power
00:10amps so you don't have to. This is Iyema A07 vs NobSound TPA3216, which amp wins?
00:185 options, 1 chip family, prices all bunched together.
00:22Quick note, the title says TPA3216, but every amp here runs the newer TPA3255.
00:29Anyway, let's get into it. This is the NobSound NS13 GMAX,
00:34and out of all 5 it's the one that sold the most over 4,000 units, with a perfect 5
00:39-star rating,
00:40at 67 bucks. The feature that actually matters, built-in phono preamp for moving magnet cartridges.
00:47Plug in a turntable, done, no external box. Two channels, 300 watts a side, and it stays tiny.
00:55If you spin vinyl, this is the one. Now the NobSound A5, about 70 bucks,
01:01and it's the most practical one on the list. Headline feature is a built-in high-pass filter,
01:06flip that switch and a small bookshelf speaker or near-field monitor stops muddying up in the base.
01:11It also ships with a 32-volt, 5-amp power supply in the box, which is roughly 100 bucks if
01:17you buy it
01:18separately. 300 watts per channel, no guessing which brick to use. Here's the IEMA A07 Premium,
01:26and this is my money pick. 6287 makes it the cheapest thing on this list,
01:31but it doesn't look or sound cheap. Same TPA 3255, rated 300 watts times 2, built as a digital
01:38amp so it runs cool and dead quiet between tracks, no hum, no fan noise. Almost 3,000 sold at
01:45a 4.9
01:46rating. That's people voting with their wallets. Last NobSound, the A5 again, this bundle at 79.65.
01:55Same amp, same high-pass filter, same included power supply. Difference is the price tag and it's a
02:01bit higher, but the rating's a flat 5 stars and it still did almost 3,000 units. If you find
02:07this
02:07one cheaper than the 69.99 version, grab it. If you don't, save the 10 bucks. That's the whole
02:15comparison. Note, all 5 listings are TPA3255 based, no TPA3116 board in the set.
02:23Script keeps your title but flags the chip correctly so viewers don't get baited.
