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Aiyima A70vsFosi Audio MC101

A detailed side-by-side comparison of the Aiyima A70 and Fosi Audio MC101 — two popular amplifiers in the Chinese HiFi space.

Specifications

Spec
Aiyima A70
Fosi Audio MC101
Class
D
D
Chipset
TI TPA3255 (with PFFB)
TI TPA3116D2
Topology
Stereo / Mono Bridgeable
Power
2 × 300W (4Ω) / 1 × 480W (Mono)
2 × 100W (Max claim) / Realistic ~30W clean
Inputs
RCA, XLR
RCA, Bluetooth 5.3
Features
Subwoofer Output (Low-Pass Filtered), GaN Power Supply
Large Illuminated VU Meter, Tone Controls
Remote Control
Tube Stage

Price (estimated)

Price
~$128
~$62
Difference
~$66.00 cheaper (Fosi Audio MC101)

Things to Know

Aiyima A70

  • Volume taper is extremely aggressive; it gets very loud very early on the dial.
  • The subwoofer output is active but does not high-pass the main speakers.
  • Heat dissipation is passive and the case can become uncomfortable to touch during extended high-output sessions.

Fosi Audio MC101

  • Uses the older, noisier TPA3116 chip (higher noise floor than V3/A07).
  • Bluetooth only supports SBC/AAC (no AptX/LDAC).
  • Speaker terminals are very close together; difficult to use with thick cables.

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