Lepai LP40PA Mini Plate Amplifier

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Brand: Lepai

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1 x 40 W

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Product description

Building powered speakers is easier than ever with Lepai's LP40PA mini plate amplifier. Connecting your favorite devices is effortless with both Bluetooth 4.2 and 3.5 mm stereo inputs. This 2 x 20 watt RMS class D amplifier provides plenty of power for a pair of bookshelf speakers or even portable systems.

Highlights

Control panel allows you to set volume, start and stop playback, and select input
Bluetooth version 4.2 allows high fidelity wireless audio playback
Compact size of plate amplifier and control panel is ideal for use in portable systems
Capable of 2 x 20 watt RMS, ample power for smaller speaker designs
Spring loaded speaker wire connection for trouble free connections

Product details

Lepai LP40PA 40W Mini Plate Amplifier Bluetooth Aux 3.5mm Input and Control Panel

The Lepai LP40PA mini plate amplifier and control panel is a versatile package that makes it easy to turn any speaker pair into an active speaker system with Bluetooth capability, eliminating the need for a separate amplifier. Simply mount the amplifier and control panel in the right speaker, then connect your other speaker to the left output and that's it….quick and easy powered speaker system.

The LP40PA consists of two main parts, the plate amplifier and the control panel. The plate amplifier mounts into a 2.75" x 1.75" hole and includes output leads you attach internally to the crossover or driver of your right (master) speaker. A 2.6" x 0.79" hole is needed to install the 4-button control panel, which gives you the ability to select between Bluetooth and 3.5 mm inputs and adjust volume up and down. In addition, when in Bluetooth mode the control panel allows you to skip track forward and back along with play and pause.

Specifications

Article number: LP40PA
Rated power output: 2 x 20 watts
Rated power output bridged: -
Minimum load: 4 ohms
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR): -
Distortion: <0.7 % THD
Distortion bridged: -
Amplifier classification: Class D
Circuit topology: TPA3116D2 based
Efficiency: -
Frequency response: 20 - 20,000 Hz
Input impedance: -
Input sensitivity: -
Auto turn-on sensitivity: -
DSP: -
DAC: -
Maximum sampling rate: -
Speaker output channels: 2
Analog in/out: 1/ -
S/PDIF in/out: -/-
AES/EBU in/out: -/-
Coaxial in/out: -/-
RCA in/out: -/-
XLR in/out: -/-
Jack in/out: 1/ -
USB connection: -
Network connection: -
Bluetooth
Subwoofer pre-out: -
Auto on/off: -
Remote control: -
App control: -
Equalizer (EQ) adjustment: -
Equalizer (EQ) profiles: -
Phase control: -
Crossover frequency adjustment: -
Presets: -
Control software: -
Windows/Mac compatible: -/-
Power requirements: 18 VDC (power supply included)
Power inlet connector: 2.1 x 5.5 mm
Standby power consumption: -
Current limit: -
Dimensions (H x W x D): 60 x 86 x 60 mm
Cutout dimensions: 44 x 70 mm

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Reviews

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5 of 5

It really is a great and versatile little amp. For it's output it sounds a lot bigger than it is. This was put in a self built set of bookshelf speakers with HiVi B4N woofers and Dayton DSN25F 1" tweeter in a 9L sealed enclosure and the result is great. A little odd that they rate it at 2 x 20W but then only supply an 18V 2A (36W max) power supply. I am tempted to try a 15V 3A power supply instead. Overall, easy to fit. Easy to operate and pairs to BT device first time, every time. Recommended.

By Greig Mitchell on 6 May 2021

5 of 5

Prima versterker, ben er erg blij mee. Gebruik hem met twee Peerless TC9FD18-08 in combinatie met een SMSL DAC, en dat klinkt fijn en kan erg luid. De Bluetooth verbinding gebruik ik zelf niet, maar ik heb het wel even geprobeerd en het werkt erg goed.

By Sven C. on 11 April 2021