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Aiyima A07 Pro Amplifier Review

Rate this amplifier:

  • 1. Poor (headless panther)

    Votes: 12 6.3%
  • 2. Not terrible (postman panther)

    Votes: 59 30.7%
  • 3. Fine (happy panther)

    Votes: 98 51.0%
  • 4. Great (golfing panther)

    Votes: 23 12.0%

  • Total voters
    192
Not true.

At least not in my case. Received from Amazon yesterday. From the *official Aiyima store*.
Aiyima A07 Pro. Assuming it is the most current version.

The 3.5mm Aux out is DEFINITELY NOT controlled by the front volume knob. Useless as a sub out, basically.

Same deal with the Aiyima A07 Max.

Just a fixed-level out signal! Even when unit is turned off.

Bummer

They have been correcting description on product page! =) -
  • 【Upgrded】New capacitor 63V and Optimized 3.5mm output is controlled
 
I found this forum by chance. I am the owner of the a07 pro, I bought it in April. A 48v 12.5A power supply unit was purchased separately for it. When listening, after a short time, the amplifier began to go into "protection". My review on Aliexpress was not published.... Correspondence with the seller and the manufacturer did not give anything. Stupid and stupid correspondence for 2 weeks, with the manufacturer. They do not want to confirm that the amplifier does not work 48v. The problem was the overheating of the u4 (xl 7005), it warmed up like an iron. Everything else is within the normal range. The seller said power supply is powerful, take 48v 5A . But the amplifier heats up at idle, the power supply has nothing to do with it. In general, a little tuning of the amplifier. 1.Replacing XL 7005 with 7015e1. (after replacement, there is no overheating, barely warm) 2. Replacing the radiator with a radiator with cooling.(Powered by 5v from 7805) 3. Modification of the housing for new cooling. So far, everything is powered by 48v. The measurement on the power supply was up to 8.5 A, with comfortable listening. And this is ~ 200W per channel.
 

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I found this forum by chance. I am the owner of the a07 pro, I bought it in April. A 48v 12.5A power supply unit was purchased separately for it. When listening, after a short time, the amplifier began to go into "protection". My review on Aliexpress was not published.... Correspondence with the seller and the manufacturer did not give anything. Stupid and stupid correspondence for 2 weeks, with the manufacturer. They do not want to confirm that the amplifier does not produce a 48v ari. The problem was the overheating of the u4 (xl 7005), it warmed up like an iron. Everything else is within the normal range. The seller said bp is powerful, take 48v 5A . But the amplifier heats up at idle, the power supply has nothing to do with it. In general, a little tuning of the amplifier. 1.Replacing XL 7005 with 7015e1. (after replacement, there is no overheating, barely warm) 2. Replacing the radiator with a radiator with cooling.(Powered by 5v from 7805) 3. Modification of the housing for new cooling. So far, everything is powered by 48v. The measurement on the power supply was up to 8.5 A, with comfortable listening. And this is ~ 200W per channel.
Welcome to ASR!

how did you power up the fan on heatsink?
 
I found this forum by chance. I am the owner of the a07 pro, I bought it in April. A 48v 12.5A power supply unit was purchased separately for it. When listening, after a short time, the amplifier began to go into "protection". My review on Aliexpress was not published.... Correspondence with the seller and the manufacturer did not give anything. Stupid and stupid correspondence for 2 weeks, with the manufacturer. They do not want to confirm that the amplifier does not work 48v. The problem was the overheating of the u4 (xl 7005), it warmed up like an iron. Everything else is within the normal range. The seller said power supply is powerful, take 48v 5A . But the amplifier heats up at idle, the power supply has nothing to do with it. In general, a little tuning of the amplifier. 1.Replacing XL 7005 with 7015e1. (after replacement, there is no overheating, barely warm) 2. Replacing the radiator with a radiator with cooling.(Powered by 5v from 7805) 3. Modification of the housing for new cooling. So far, everything is powered by 48v. The measurement on the power supply was up to 8.5 A, with comfortable listening. And this is ~ 200W per channel.
Many owners tells that NOT TO USE 48 v power supply! I have bought 36 v only by recomendation! 48 v extremally heating even stand by\low volume! Maximum 36 v 10 a... Alternative - lowering voltage to 42 v approx...
Difference in converters is output current:
7005 - Maximum 0.4A
7015 - Maximum 0.8A
 
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I believe it can be used on 48v. Only after replacing the xl7005 stabilizer. In standby mode, only it was heated, it is started through a nce60p25k field-effect transistor, as a result, at its input (between - and +) after the transistor at 48v, 63v is obtained. That's why he gets very warm. All other elements are barely warm. Yes, 3255 is still warming up! But this is already with an increase in power.
 
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Many owners tells that NOT TO USE 48 v power supply! I have bought 36 v only by recomendation! 48 v extremally heating even stand by\low volume! Maximum 36 v 10 a... Alternative - lowering voltage to 42 v approx...
Difference in converters is output current:
7005 - Maximum 0.4A
7015 - Maximum 0.8A
The difference in the stabilizers in power and in the housing, 7015 is several times greater, respectively, the heat dissipation is much better.
 
I believe it can be used on 48v. Only after replacing the xl7005 stabilizer. In standby mode, only it was heated, it is started through a nce60p25k field-effect transistor, as a result, at its input (between - and +) after the transistor at 48v, 63v is obtained. That's why he gets very warm. All other elements are barely warm. Yes, 3255 is still warming up! But this is already with an increase in power.
Yes it`s can work on 48v, but at the limit of possibilities... and very high risk of damage!
There are no one components to change for safe work on 48v! Electric components diagram needed... I think so...
Wattage on 36v\10a is safe, enough power for size\price!
 
Yes it`s can work on 48v, but at the limit of possibilities... and very high risk of damage!
There are no one components to change for safe work on 48v! Electric components diagram needed... I think so...
Wattage on 36v\10a is safe, enough power for size\price!
Agreed, this is more than enough power for most home audio speakers
 
I found this forum by chance. I am the owner of the a07 pro, I bought it in April. A 48v 12.5A power supply unit was purchased separately for it. When listening, after a short time, the amplifier began to go into "protection". My review on Aliexpress was not published.... Correspondence with the seller and the manufacturer did not give anything. Stupid and stupid correspondence for 2 weeks, with the manufacturer. They do not want to confirm that the amplifier does not work 48v. The problem was the overheating of the u4 (xl 7005), it warmed up like an iron. Everything else is within the normal range. The seller said power supply is powerful, take 48v 5A . But the amplifier heats up at idle, the power supply has nothing to do with it. In general, a little tuning of the amplifier. 1.Replacing XL 7005 with 7015e1. (after replacement, there is no overheating, barely warm) 2. Replacing the radiator with a radiator with cooling.(Powered by 5v from 7805) 3. Modification of the housing for new cooling. So far, everything is powered by 48v. The measurement on the power supply was up to 8.5 A, with comfortable listening. And this is ~ 200W per channel.
That's cool, What diameter is the hole in your side?
 
For information - some people told that aux output is too low voltage... i have bought sub - Klipsch R-8SW, gain level is 1\4 - :cool:
 
I found this forum by chance. I am the owner of the a07 pro, I bought it in April. A 48v 12.5A power supply unit was purchased separately for it. When listening, after a short time, the amplifier began to go into "protection". My review on Aliexpress was not published.... Correspondence with the seller and the manufacturer did not give anything. Stupid and stupid correspondence for 2 weeks, with the manufacturer. They do not want to confirm that the amplifier does not work 48v. The problem was the overheating of the u4 (xl 7005), it warmed up like an iron. Everything else is within the normal range. The seller said power supply is powerful, take 48v 5A . But the amplifier heats up at idle, the power supply has nothing to do with it. In general, a little tuning of the amplifier. 1.Replacing XL 7005 with 7015e1. (after replacement, there is no overheating, barely warm) 2. Replacing the radiator with a radiator with cooling.(Powered by 5v from 7805) 3. Modification of the housing for new cooling. So far, everything is powered by 48v. The measurement on the power supply was up to 8.5 A, with comfortable listening. And this is ~ 200W per channel.
Thanks for posting this. On my brand new A07 pro bought on Aiyima official store from aliexpress with the 48V power supply, I think I have the same protection mecanism see this video

Is there any mod that do not require precise soldering ?
 
I had exactly the same problem. There were pops when overheating. 2 - solutions 1) - 36V power supply, power loss. And it's not a fact that the same problem won't appear. 2) - replacement of the 7005 stabilizer with a more powerful 7015. Unfortunately, there is NO easy installation of the stabilizer.
 
Good evening. I have the same problem with turning off with a clap on the speakers. Power supply 48v. Sechay took it apart and connected the speakers, which I don’t mind. In the photo I highlighted that it gets very hot when powered at 20V. Tell me, if I replace 7005 with 7015, will the problems with overheating on other elements go away?
P.S. Sorry if it’s not clear, I’m using a translator, I found this forum with a similar problem.
 

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Hi. Yes, when replacing with 7015, the problem with pops should go away. All other elements shown in the photo are heated, but to the operating temperature. They don't need to be replaced on my amplifier. Change it at the beginning of 7015, then look at these heating elements. Also put the cooler on the case + tda.
 
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