Akai AM-UO3 DC Stereo Integrated Amplifier

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I have 3 of these, 2 silver and 1 black - nice little amps that are brigeable! 
I used this to power individual sets of speakers, 
a "front/back" type of layout plugged into a bridged controller.

Rated at about 40 watts per channel.

I'll post more photos later. I had it's smaller cousin the AM-UO2 as well, very similar.


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