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title: "– A30 MA12070 Desktop Stereo Audio DAC & HiFi Headphone Amplifier Support APTX NJW1194 Bluetooth 5.0 with Remote Control"
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# 32bit/384kHz USB audio input 211.6W output power Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX – A30 MA12070 Desktop Stereo Audio DAC & HiFi Headphone Amplifier Support APTX NJW1194 Bluetooth 5.0 with Remote Control

**Brand:** loxjie
**Price:** 313932CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your desktop audio game — power, precision, and wireless freedom in one sleek package.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** – A30 MA12070 Desktop Stereo Audio DAC & HiFi Headphone Amplifier Support APTX NJW1194 Bluetooth 5.0 with Remote Control by loxjie
- **How much does it cost?** 313932CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- loxjie enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted loxjie brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Hi-Res USB Audio:** Supports 32bit/384kHz USB input for crystal-clear, driver-free connection to your PC or digital devices.
- • **All-in-One Control:** Remote included for easy volume, input, and mode switching—stay in your flow without leaving your seat.
- • **Power Meets Precision:** Super-efficient MA12070 amp delivers 211.6W of clean, cool audio power without overheating.
- • **Tailored Sound Profiles:** 7 built-in EQ presets plus custom mode let you personalize your audio experience effortlessly.
- • **Seamless Wireless Streaming:** Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX ensures high-fidelity, low-latency wireless playback across your home.

## Overview

The LOXJIE A30 is a compact, high-performance desktop DAC and headphone amplifier featuring a proprietary MA12070 chip for efficient 211.6W output. It supports Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX for seamless wireless streaming, 32bit/384kHz USB audio input for high-resolution playback, and offers versatile connectivity including coaxial and optical inputs. With 7 EQ modes, a remote control, and a sturdy aluminum chassis, it delivers neutral, detailed sound suitable for both casual listeners and audiophiles seeking a reliable all-in-one audio solution.

## Description

Enjoy high-quality, efficient audio with this desktop DAC and headphone amp featuring Bluetooth 5.0, NJW1194 chip, and a power-optimizing algorithm for cool operation.

Review: A very safe recommendation from us. - Build and Design The A30 is a compact, no-nonsense desktop unit. The metal chassis has enough weight to feel sturdy, and the finish is clean. The front screen is bright and easy to read even from across the room. The knob is smooth and responsive, and while the menu is simple, it covers everything you need without being fiddly. It is not flashy, but it looks and feels like a proper piece of audio gear. Features This unit is more than just a DAC. It doubles as a headphone amp and a preamp for powered monitors. Inputs include USB, coaxial, optical, and Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX. Outputs are RCA and a front headphone jack. A remote is included and quickly became one of my most-used features, letting me change volume, switch inputs, or mute without leaving my chair. Sound Quality The A30 uses the MA12070 DAC chip, and it produces a sound that is neutral and detailed without being sterile. It does not artificially boost warmth or brightness, which makes it a reliable reference for many kinds of music. It has enough power to drive high-impedance headphones while still being quiet with sensitive IEMs. Listening Impressions by Genre and Headphone Pairings *Vocals and Acoustic* Ai Higuchi – Akuma no ko on the HD600 was a standout. The headphones’ midrange strength worked beautifully with the A30’s clean output, giving her voice an intimate and textured quality. On the Sundara, the track gained more air and space, with strings spread wider across the stage. majiko – Kokoronashi sounded delicate on the HD600, keeping the focus on her voice without pushing treble too far. The DT 880 added more sparkle to the piano but could lean a little bright. Uru – Kamihitoe benefited from the Sundara, which highlighted micro-details in her delivery and gave the background layers more separation. *Pop and Rock* Oasis – Wonderwall was right at home on the HD600, where the midrange balance made the guitars sound full and present. The DT 880 gave more bite to the strumming, which some listeners might prefer. Rammstein – Sonne hit harder on the Sundara, where the planar speed kept drums tight and guitars crunchy. The HD600 gave more body but less snap. The Police – Every Breath You Take worked beautifully on the DT 880, which highlighted the crisp bassline and cymbal shimmer without losing vocal clarity. *Electronic and Experimental* Skrillex – MOSQUITOTOUILLE showed the Sundara’s strength. Fast transients and heavy drops had both impact and control. The HD600 gave a warmer presentation but less slam. Yosi Horikawa – Swashers highlighted the A30’s ability to present spatial detail. On the DT 880, the moving percussive elements had an almost 3D effect, while the Sundara spread them even wider. The Prodigy – Firestarter was aggressive on the DT 880, emphasizing treble energy and speed. On the HD600, the track felt smoother and more forgiving. *Hip-Hop and R&B* Jay-Z – Run This Town on the Sundara delivered the punchiest bass while keeping the layered vocals separated. The HD600 softened the bass a little but made Rihanna’s vocals sound more natural. The Weeknd – The Hills showed the A30’s control in sub-bass. On the Sundara, the deep notes stayed clean without smearing the atmosphere. The DT 880 gave more sparkle to the synths but slightly thinned the low-end weight. *Jazz and Classical* Take Five – The Dave Brubeck Quartet felt most balanced on the HD600, where the saxophone and piano had natural tone and weight. The DT 880 added more shimmer to cymbals but could verge on brightness. Hans Zimmer – Mombasa on the Sundara was outstanding. The layering of percussion and strings stayed sharp even during crescendos, with no congestion. The HD600 gave more warmth but less spatial precision. Ludwig Göransson – Can You Hear the Music showed the A30’s dynamics. On the Sundara, it scaled beautifully, keeping crescendos impactful without turning messy. *World and Fusion* Zariya – A.R. Rahman, Farah Siraj, Ani Choying Drolma was captivating on the HD600, which handled vocals with warmth and intimacy. The Sundara emphasized spatial cues and layering, making the ensemble feel larger. Miriam Makeba – The Click Song came alive on the DT 880, which brought extra clarity to the unique vocal clicks and phrasing. *Heavy and Complex Music* TOOL – Vicarious showed the A30’s strength with dense arrangements. The Sundara handled instrument separation best, keeping guitars, vocals, and drums distinct even in busy sections. The HD600 gave more body but less precision. Thy Art Is Murder – Keres benefited from the DT 880, which emphasized attack and clarity. The Sundara carried the weight of the double kicks better. *Classic and Legacy Tracks* Pink Floyd – Echoes opened up on the Sundara, with its soundstage and layering really shining. The HD600 gave a more intimate presentation that some may find more emotional. Dire Straits – Money for Nothing on the HD600 captured the texture of Knopfler’s guitar while keeping vocals natural. The DT 880 added brightness to the strings, which worked well for some parts but less so for others. Radiohead – The National Anthem was busy but never fell apart. The Sundara kept the brass section distinct, while the HD600 softened it slightly. **Comparisons** Topping MX3: Good for passive speakers, but flatter and less detailed for headphones compared to the A30. SMSL AO200: More powerful and refined with speakers, but for headphone listening alone the A30 holds its own and costs less. Schiit Magni/Modi stack: Warmer, slightly more characterful sound, but bulkier and without Bluetooth or a remote. The A30 is cleaner and more versatile. ***Verdict*** The LOXJIE A30 proved itself across dozens of tracks and multiple headphone pairings. It is neutral enough to be trustworthy, powerful enough to handle difficult headphones, and flexible enough to anchor a desktop setup. Its Bluetooth implementation is strong, the DAC is clean, and the amp section does more than expected for the size. If you want one unit that covers headphones, powered speakers, wired playback, and wireless streaming, this is an easy recommendation. It is not just “good for the price.” It is a genuinely capable all-in-one solution that will satisfy both casual and critical listening.
Review: Really good upgrade in sound quality - Only a short review today. This amp is excellent!!! Sound is impeccable. Bought to go with some high quality bookshelf speakers that I made from Dayton Audio drivers and concrete. This amp/DAC sounds so much better paired with these speakers than my previous valve amp. There is a great forum post on this amp on audiosciencereview (search for it, worth reading before purchase). So to review - this amp has a neutral to warm sound, doesn’t distort at all, bass response is great but you can add an active sub if you need to, the highs are clean and crisp and the mids are warm and full (but will all depend on your setup really, this amp will drive most speakers well). It also has a decent stereo field that’s wide and the timing is spot on. The audio is very clean, no hissing or pops from the speakers, is very loud (should you wish). What’s astonishing is that the amp doesn’t get hot or even warm, even after running hard for hours at a time, it’s impressive and shows that efficient amps are the future ;) The input options are great. I mainly use USB input from a PC (although there’s divided opinion on how good the USB DAC is, personally it sounds great to me) and Bluetooth. They do have a different sound signature - USB is more flat/linear sounding and Bluetooth is warmer/richer - probably due to using the other internal DAC(yes there are 2!). Either sound great though! If you’re looking for an amp that sounds great, has built in DACs and lots of digital inputs and a remote then look no further! BUY IT you won’t be disappointed.

## Features

- MA12070 Benefits - The MA12070 is a super-efficient audio power amplifier based on proprietary multi-level switching technology. The power management algo-rithm dynamically adjusts switching frequency and modulation to optimize power loss and EMI across the output power range. Unparalleled power efficiency - optimized for music playback with very low power losses and cool operation. Ultra compact, fully integrated solution - high power output in a small form factor.
- Connect USB for More Music at your fingertips - 32bit/384kHz USB audio input, and supports driver-free use. You can buy the adapter yourself to connect mobile phones, tablets, computer and other devices. (Because of the complexity of phone models, we don’t guarantee that all phones can be connected).
- Wireless Whole-Home Audio - Play your favorite music wirelessly throughout your home for a seamless. Bluetooth 5.0 digital audio input, support APT-X.
- EQ Mode- Built-in 7 kinds of EQ mode presets, including a custom mode for easy matching of a variety of speakers and music. Personalized adjustment, diverse gameplay, More functions. Included Direct, Tone, Bass, Super Bass, Rock, Soft, Clear.
- High quality headphone output - Along with 6.35mm headphone jack and 4mm banana output interface (Audio cable may be directly connected without connectors) through the remote control “mode” key, freely switch the output mode.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08J7Z8TN6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 66,626 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 392 in Hi-Fi Amplifiers |
| Brand | LOXJIE |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 606 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 06970141856733 |
| Included Components | manual |
| Manufacturer | LOXJIE |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Model Number | A30 |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Mounting type | Surface Mount |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Number of channels | 2 |
| Operating Temperature | 10 Degrees Celsius |
| Operating temperature | 10 Degrees Celsius |
| Output Power | 211.6 Watts |
| Output power | 211.6 Watts |
| Product Warranty | 1 year warranty |
| Specification Met | CE |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** LOXJIE
- **Manufacturer:** LOXJIE
- **Mounting type:** Surface Mount
- **Number of channels:** 2
- **Operating temperature:** 10 Degrees Celsius

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is max wattage output can this run 2 40w speakers**
A: It says in the blurb but here’s a reminder - Output power: Amplifier 80W*2(4Ω), 40W*2(8Ω). More than enough for most rooms.

**Q: fit 240v?**
A: suitable.

**Q: Will this play the Q acoustic 3030i speakers? They require 25-100W amp**
A: Yes, this is a 40 watt amp so should be fine. I have the Q Acoustics 3010is and it sounds awesome with those.

**Q: Does this amp produce any hiss when no audio is playing? My speakers are very close and I hear a very audible hiss with my current setup.**
A: No. I’m the same. There’s absolutely no his and no pop when starting to play audio which some amps do. Can’t rate this amp highly enough. Love mine.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very safe recommendation from us.
*by M***T on 31 January 2024*

Build and Design The A30 is a compact, no-nonsense desktop unit. The metal chassis has enough weight to feel sturdy, and the finish is clean. The front screen is bright and easy to read even from across the room. The knob is smooth and responsive, and while the menu is simple, it covers everything you need without being fiddly. It is not flashy, but it looks and feels like a proper piece of audio gear. Features This unit is more than just a DAC. It doubles as a headphone amp and a preamp for powered monitors. Inputs include USB, coaxial, optical, and Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX. Outputs are RCA and a front headphone jack. A remote is included and quickly became one of my most-used features, letting me change volume, switch inputs, or mute without leaving my chair. Sound Quality The A30 uses the MA12070 DAC chip, and it produces a sound that is neutral and detailed without being sterile. It does not artificially boost warmth or brightness, which makes it a reliable reference for many kinds of music. It has enough power to drive high-impedance headphones while still being quiet with sensitive IEMs. Listening Impressions by Genre and Headphone Pairings *Vocals and Acoustic* Ai Higuchi – Akuma no ko on the HD600 was a standout. The headphones’ midrange strength worked beautifully with the A30’s clean output, giving her voice an intimate and textured quality. On the Sundara, the track gained more air and space, with strings spread wider across the stage. majiko – Kokoronashi sounded delicate on the HD600, keeping the focus on her voice without pushing treble too far. The DT 880 added more sparkle to the piano but could lean a little bright. Uru – Kamihitoe benefited from the Sundara, which highlighted micro-details in her delivery and gave the background layers more separation. *Pop and Rock* Oasis – Wonderwall was right at home on the HD600, where the midrange balance made the guitars sound full and present. The DT 880 gave more bite to the strumming, which some listeners might prefer. Rammstein – Sonne hit harder on the Sundara, where the planar speed kept drums tight and guitars crunchy. The HD600 gave more body but less snap. The Police – Every Breath You Take worked beautifully on the DT 880, which highlighted the crisp bassline and cymbal shimmer without losing vocal clarity. *Electronic and Experimental* Skrillex – MOSQUITOTOUILLE showed the Sundara’s strength. Fast transients and heavy drops had both impact and control. The HD600 gave a warmer presentation but less slam. Yosi Horikawa – Swashers highlighted the A30’s ability to present spatial detail. On the DT 880, the moving percussive elements had an almost 3D effect, while the Sundara spread them even wider. The Prodigy – Firestarter was aggressive on the DT 880, emphasizing treble energy and speed. On the HD600, the track felt smoother and more forgiving. *Hip-Hop and R&B* Jay-Z – Run This Town on the Sundara delivered the punchiest bass while keeping the layered vocals separated. The HD600 softened the bass a little but made Rihanna’s vocals sound more natural. The Weeknd – The Hills showed the A30’s control in sub-bass. On the Sundara, the deep notes stayed clean without smearing the atmosphere. The DT 880 gave more sparkle to the synths but slightly thinned the low-end weight. *Jazz and Classical* Take Five – The Dave Brubeck Quartet felt most balanced on the HD600, where the saxophone and piano had natural tone and weight. The DT 880 added more shimmer to cymbals but could verge on brightness. Hans Zimmer – Mombasa on the Sundara was outstanding. The layering of percussion and strings stayed sharp even during crescendos, with no congestion. The HD600 gave more warmth but less spatial precision. Ludwig Göransson – Can You Hear the Music showed the A30’s dynamics. On the Sundara, it scaled beautifully, keeping crescendos impactful without turning messy. *World and Fusion* Zariya – A.R. Rahman, Farah Siraj, Ani Choying Drolma was captivating on the HD600, which handled vocals with warmth and intimacy. The Sundara emphasized spatial cues and layering, making the ensemble feel larger. Miriam Makeba – The Click Song came alive on the DT 880, which brought extra clarity to the unique vocal clicks and phrasing. *Heavy and Complex Music* TOOL – Vicarious showed the A30’s strength with dense arrangements. The Sundara handled instrument separation best, keeping guitars, vocals, and drums distinct even in busy sections. The HD600 gave more body but less precision. Thy Art Is Murder – Keres benefited from the DT 880, which emphasized attack and clarity. The Sundara carried the weight of the double kicks better. *Classic and Legacy Tracks* Pink Floyd – Echoes opened up on the Sundara, with its soundstage and layering really shining. The HD600 gave a more intimate presentation that some may find more emotional. Dire Straits – Money for Nothing on the HD600 captured the texture of Knopfler’s guitar while keeping vocals natural. The DT 880 added brightness to the strings, which worked well for some parts but less so for others. Radiohead – The National Anthem was busy but never fell apart. The Sundara kept the brass section distinct, while the HD600 softened it slightly. **Comparisons** Topping MX3: Good for passive speakers, but flatter and less detailed for headphones compared to the A30. SMSL AO200: More powerful and refined with speakers, but for headphone listening alone the A30 holds its own and costs less. Schiit Magni/Modi stack: Warmer, slightly more characterful sound, but bulkier and without Bluetooth or a remote. The A30 is cleaner and more versatile. ***Verdict*** The LOXJIE A30 proved itself across dozens of tracks and multiple headphone pairings. It is neutral enough to be trustworthy, powerful enough to handle difficult headphones, and flexible enough to anchor a desktop setup. Its Bluetooth implementation is strong, the DAC is clean, and the amp section does more than expected for the size. If you want one unit that covers headphones, powered speakers, wired playback, and wireless streaming, this is an easy recommendation. It is not just “good for the price.” It is a genuinely capable all-in-one solution that will satisfy both casual and critical listening.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really good upgrade in sound quality
*by T***S on 12 July 2022*

Only a short review today. This amp is excellent!!! Sound is impeccable. Bought to go with some high quality bookshelf speakers that I made from Dayton Audio drivers and concrete. This amp/DAC sounds so much better paired with these speakers than my previous valve amp. There is a great forum post on this amp on audiosciencereview (search for it, worth reading before purchase). So to review - this amp has a neutral to warm sound, doesn’t distort at all, bass response is great but you can add an active sub if you need to, the highs are clean and crisp and the mids are warm and full (but will all depend on your setup really, this amp will drive most speakers well). It also has a decent stereo field that’s wide and the timing is spot on. The audio is very clean, no hissing or pops from the speakers, is very loud (should you wish). What’s astonishing is that the amp doesn’t get hot or even warm, even after running hard for hours at a time, it’s impressive and shows that efficient amps are the future ;) The input options are great. I mainly use USB input from a PC (although there’s divided opinion on how good the USB DAC is, personally it sounds great to me) and Bluetooth. They do have a different sound signature - USB is more flat/linear sounding and Bluetooth is warmer/richer - probably due to using the other internal DAC(yes there are 2!). Either sound great though! If you’re looking for an amp that sounds great, has built in DACs and lots of digital inputs and a remote then look no further! BUY IT you won’t be disappointed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice piece of kit but over priced currently
*by J***E on 27 September 2021*

For what you get this is fairly expensive given it's "just another Chinese Class D amp". However, this one seems to be the only one currently out there that brings everything together in this small form factor whilst still providing decent quality sound. There's nothing else out there that can do everything as well as this integrated can. 2.1 is nice being able to have a sub in the future if you decide to. Integrated DAC and amped headphone output. Optical and usb and line inputs. Nice main dial knob to control things. Would be nicer if you didn't have to click it in as hard. I found the volume progression in the turning of the knob fine. The quality throughout seems very good and nicely packaged. Very clear display. Sound is good and powers a pair of missions rated at 25-100watts with no issues and goes plenty loud enough. Out of the box I found it needed a treble boost slightly, but pretty good sound. Overall it is a lot at its current pricing 27/09/21 and used to be lower, but nothing else can really compete apart from the SMSL AD18 which has an upright form factor and not as good sound quality. I do love how it's tiny, runs cool and doesn't use much power compared to class A/B amps. It sits neatly on top of my right book shelf on my computer desk setup and is very unimposing. Nice. I did some measurements for the power consumption and you needn't worry. When running at volume 30 out of 60, which means my pair of Mission M72s are plenty loud enough. it consumes 1.9 watts. Yes.... 1.9. As in...under 2 watts. Your experience may vary based on the sensitivity of your speakers. I once pushed the volume hard with the bass maxed using a youtube bass test sound sample, and I saw it peak at about 8 or 9 watts, but this is an extreme test. I seem to recall that at idle but turned on, it consumed just over 1 watt. So it sips power and is in a completely different league to any class A, A/B amp due to the design and way they work.

## Frequently Bought Together

- LOXJIE A30 Desktop Stereo HiFi Audio Power Amplifier & Headphone Amplifier, Infineon's MA12070 Chip Class D Amp, ES9023 DAC Chip, USB/Optical/Coaxial/RCA/Bluetooth 5.0 Input (with Remote Control)
- Micca 14 Gauge Pure Copper Speaker Wire, 12 Feet (4 Meters 13.1ft Actual), 2 Pack Pair, Gold Plated Banana Plugs Connectors, Soldered Construction, Slim Design, 245 Strands, For Stereo or Home Theater
- Micca RB42 Reference Bookshelf Speaker with 4-Inch Woofer and Silk Tweeter (Dark Walnut, Pair)

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