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It depends, because the ZA3 has the same amp chip (TPA3255) as the V3 Stereo (and the V3 Mono), but the (passive) subwoofer out is...

Corrected...

I probably misinterpreted the former message of user "Freezak", because he pointed at the Wharfedale Diamond 12.2 and not on the Fosi...

I read the whole review in Your link https://www.alpha-audio.net/review/review-wharfedale-diamond-12-2-bright-like-a-diamond-en/3/ (five...

Isolating the problem device is somtimes hard. If it would be really the Fosi Audio V3 Mono amp, You probably still got warranty for...

Looks already as if the shelf is slightly bending under the weight of the amps...

I think the fact that Fosi sells op amps demonstrates that they don’t mind selling product where there is a demand. It has zero appeal...

Suprise ? The Monos are probably triggered by some (unwanted) noise spike or hypersonic "event" on the power line, which appears...

Because they look quite similar to some other fans on Amazon, I would propose, that they are about 18-19 db on their lowest speed...

I checked the temperatures of both V3 Mono amps after about 4 hours in "idle state" (fans setting for "Low"): 30.4°C. I re-checked them...

It depends what You mean by "...other things...", because a) the function is been activated by some "electronic dirt" coming through by...

I checked the amperage of the "upHere" 120 mm USB fan (switchable 3 speeds) at those 3 speeds with my USB measuring instrument: at "Low"...

You don't have to agree to my position and opinion :facepalm: :) My opinion: It's not Fosi Audio's fault but that of the Spanish...

@ninetylol Just one thing to tell: Every company has once-in-a-while problems with some of their stuff (and items). It is not unusual...

On Amazon there are some really quiet fans (inaudible) from i.e. "upHere" N1204 or U1204, both are 120 mm USB DC-fans with standoffs and...