Ho sostituito a malincuore un Aiyima D03 che lavorava bene per cercare comunque di migliorare. Premetto che non sono un audiofilo, il Loxjie lo uso perlopiù con la TV, pilotando delle Dali Spektor 2 e un subwoofer Yamaha reduce da un sistema surround. Ero anche incuriosito dalle positive recensioni del fratello minore A30 ed ho approfittato degli sconti del Black Friday per acquistare questo A40. Diciamo subito che mi ha colpito la solidità, la fattura, il peso di questa macchina. Poi ci sono cose che io non utilizzo (per ora) come le porte Phono, le prese per cuffie (sono abbastanza distanziato) o proprio non apprezzo tipo i preset di equalizzazione. Altre che non funzionano come vorrei (Hdmi Arc con la TV), la porta micro USB, ma quello che mi ha fatto propendere per tenerlo sono state la chiarezza del suono e soprattutto i muscoli (forse un po' troppo?). Infatti devo tenere il volume abbastanza basso vivendo in condominio. Bluetooth buono e nessuna disconnessione come ha scritto qualcuno. Buona la gestione del sub a differenza di un valvolare che ho dovuto (con successo) spostare al PC. Telecomando buono anche se non proprio intuitivo, display oscurabile per i più esigenti, ho collegato anche un PC con cui ascolto i files flac (MQA? No grazie). Grazie alla presenza di una porta HDMI ho potuto tenere separati, eliminando lo sdoppiatore, la TV (HDMI) dal lettore CD (SPDIF). Insomma esperienza positiva che mi riprometto di aggiornare in futuro... AGGIORNAMENTO L'hdmi Arc funziona bene col TV Samsung (impiega solo alcuni secondi per partire). Unica pecca manca un'entrata USB del tipo U-Disk che legga direttamente i files flac dalla chiavetta AGGIORNAMENTO 2: montato a cascata dopo il valvolare. Il suono forse in principio troppo duro si è addolcito, in più posso sfruttare la presa U-Disk del valvolare per riprodurre i miei flac preferiti in sequenza. Credo di aver trovato ora il setup ideale per le mie tasche...

Ich habe mir diesen Verstärker geholt, weil ich gerne meine passiven Elac Carina 243.4 Lautsprecher UND meine Beyerdynamic dt 880 Kopfhörer (250ohm) über ein Gerät am PC anschließen und steuern will.Um für mich das beste Gerät zu finden, habe ich auch andere Geräte ausprobiert (SMSL A200 - knackste, Anschlüsse locker und Loxjie D30 - zu wenig Power für die Kopfhörer) und bin schließlich beim D40 geblieben, da die anderen mich im gesamten Vergleich nicht überzeugt haben.Audiophil bin ich nicht, ich kann nur beurteilen was mir gefällt. Wichtig war mir die erzeugte “Bühne” beim Musikhören über die Boxen und der räumliche Klang, wenn ich die Kopfhörer z. B. beim Spielen am PC trage. Dazu habe ich darauf geachtet, dass das Umschalten zwischen Lautsprecher und Kopfhörer einfach und unkompliziert abläuft - das ist hier über die Fernbedienung wirklich simpel.Der Verstärker macht zusätzlich einen sehr wertigen Eindruck, die Fernbedienung würde ich eher als “funktional” beschreiben.Zusätzlich gibt es noch weitere Funktionen und Anschlüsse, diese sind jedoch nicht relevant für mich, daher gibt es dazu keinen genaueren Bewertungen.Ich kann das Gerät nach ca. einem Monat Gebrauch empfehlen.

J'ai bien failli renvoyer cet ampli qui pourtant répondait entièrement à mon cahier des charges : entrée phono avec préampli, entrée SPIDF, entrée coaxiale, mode direct, encombrement réduit. Bref tout ce qu'il faut. Le son est vraiment bon, selon la source choisie, bonne séparation stéréo, égaliseur fin, basses et aigues bien présentes, le manque de médiums est sans doute dû à mes enceintes. Hélas, il a deux gros défauts, la prise alimentation ne tient pas bien et se débranche dès qu'on bouge l'ampli. Et le plus ennuyeux, la réception Bluetooth laisse vraiment à désirer, nombreuses coupures ou variation de niveau. Enfin, la télécommande est très basique.

Hice un primer pedido del Loxjie A40 "usado", que según decía el anuncio "en muy buen estado", pero mi sorpresa es que faltaban alguno de los cables de conexión y el manual de instrucciones y la garantía, y lo peor, la cara superior del amplificador totalmente rayada y en un lateral, sobre la rejilla de ventilación, un resto de líquido seco derramado sobre él. Lo probé y funcionaba correctamente, pero su aspecto denota muy mal trato por quien lo usó anteriormente, lo devolví y pedí otro también "usado", a ver si tenía más suerte. El siguiente vino completo y en apariencia estética correcta, pero al ,moverlo siento un ruido de una pieza suelta en su interior y removiéndolo con cuidado observé que era un tornillo, claro, lógicamente este tornillo podría haber hecho un cortocircuito o provocarlo en un futuro... Me doy cuenta que el servicio encargado de revisar los artículos no lo hacen con el detenimiento que deberían.Repetí el pedido por otro también "usado, muy buen estado" y este al menos llegó en buen estado aparente aunque detecté algo que sonaba en su interior antes de conectarlo y vi que era un tornillo que estaba suelto y bailaba libremente entre los circuitos electrónicos, así que antes de enchufarlo lo "capturé" con un pequeño imán de neodimio y lo dejé atrapado en la rejilla de ventilación del aparato y lo sujeté a la misma con una pequeña gota de silicona caliente que vertí sobre él para dejarlo fijado y evitar el riesgo de que cortocircuitara al enchufarlo.El amplificador tiene muy buena calidad de sonido, el mayor pero que le pongo es que el texto de la pantalla es demasiado pequeño y a unos pocos metros de distancia no se vé lo que pone, hay que configurarlo desde muy cerca.

This Loxjie A40 unit was bought for use in my garden "man cave" shed, for use with some newly purchased Q-Acoustics 3050i floor-standing speakers.I thought I'd test it in the house first, on my main audio system's six year old KEF R900 speakers. These have uni Q mid-range and tweeter, and two 8" drivers and produce deep bass and ultra clear sound and are highly regarded.The KEFs were disconnected from the Doge and connected to the Loxjie A40.I tried my GRP jazz Cd's and lots of others of various genres, and the Loxjie sounded fabulous. The KEFS are normally powered by a Doge 10 (Prima Donna version) valve/tube amplifier which outputs 60 watts of clean class AB RMS power per channel measured by me.There was no thumps, clicks or other noises audible from the KEFs on power cycling the Loxjie A40/After a few days testing I wasn't sure if I wanted to reconnect the tube Amplifier, even though that amplifier has always been amazing, but is large, very heavy and takes up quite a lot of space!The sound provided by the Loxjie A40 really was that good!There wasn't a hint of audio distortion evident from the Loxjie, the bass "slam" on the KEF's was exactly what I was used to hearing and the sound was clear and precise, and every bit as satisfying to my ears as the Doge costing some eight times more in 2018! The source was fed optically from the CD player, (which means that the Loxjie internal DAC was being used), and I also tried streaming from my phone, enabling the LDAC option from blue-tooth. The streaming to the Loxjie worked fine from over six meters away, the other end of our lounge. It worked exactly as it should with no problems whatsoever.It got moved to the garden shed, connected to the new Q Acoustics i3050's where it again sounds really good. Obviously not quite like the KEFs which in 2018 (and lower priced "end of line") were four times the price I paid for the i3050s only last week. But still clear and articulate with deep, clear thumping bass (The i3050s do that very well) , with very good overall sound.I cannot yet speak for its longer term reliability but also cannot find any evidence online that it has a problem in this area. On louder than normal listening, (and I've had it to quite thunderous levels) the case only gets lukewarm, not even remotely hot, so it seems that overheating won't be an issue.The only downside I've found so far is when changing inputs - You have to tap the volume control in, and then select "inputs" from the menu - Tap again, and the input list comes up, then select the input with the volume control and push it in again. Finally your desired input is selected. The "knob" does triple duty as the standby switch. Hold it down to turn off the unit into standby. Press it again to wake it back up.. I guess one control for everything saves on cost. The minor inconvenience can be forgiven for that alone I'm sure.There is a mains power switch on the rear for power conservationists, or if you are fiddling with the connections and should not accidentally wake up the unit when doing so.This little, almost weightless amplifier which can be held in the hand easily, represents excellent value for money. A fine example of modern technology. I think it would perform as well as something more than three times its cost. It has an analog line input and phono input for a record deck with moving magnet cartridge which I have yet to try.Provided that it works as long (over time) as it should, without failure, I think it is a bargain with much to offer, even for a long standing audio enthusiast like me.Disclaimer - I am reviewing my own paid for device, and have nothing to do with any manufacturer or seller.