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Fosi Audio MC351 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier with DAC, Home Audio Stereo Power Amp with Dual TPA3255 Chips for HiFi Passive Speakers, Vintage VU Meter Receiver with Bluetooth and USB/Opt/Coax

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  • All-in-One DAC Amplifier: The MC351 integrated amp features high-resolution decoding capabilities, supporting Bluetooth, USB, Optical, and Coaxial digital inputs. With its extensive input and output options, you can easily set up a 2.1 home theater or other stereo HiFi audio systems
  • Vintage Charm: The eye candy round mini VU meter adds a classic retro vibe to your sound system. The needle of the level meter will dance to the music, providing you with both visual and auditory enjoyment. The MC351 is an excellent companion for turntables, allowing you to relive classic tracks
  • User-Friendly Control Design: Supports one-touch switching between 5 input modes and includes bass and treble controls, with central detents for tone defeating, for easy sound customization. It also features an automatic standby function, entering standby mode after 2 minutes of no signal input to effectively reduce power consumption
  • High Power with Great Sound: Equipped with two high-end Texas Instruments TPA3255 Class-D amplifier chips and a 100-fin heatsink, the MC351 can stably output up to 165W x 2 + 350W power in a 2.1 channel setup. The dual PCBA separated design ensures that the input and output signals do not interfere with each other, providing you with the purest and most impeccable sound quality
  • Exquisite Craftsmanship: Featuring an all-aluminum-alloy CNC integrated design and a finely sandblasted metal finish, the MC351 boasts a seamless body with no visible screws, showcasing minimalist aesthetics



Product Description

Fosi Audio MC351 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier

Tribute to Classics

MC351 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier with VU Meter

Equipped with a built-in DAC, the MC351 supports four types of digital inputs. With outputs of passive subwoofer and pre-out, it allows 2.1 system configuration. The inclusion of a circular VU meter adds a touch of vintage aesthetics, providing audio enthusiasts with visual and auditory pleasure.

Fosi Audio MC351 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier

All-in-One Multifunctional DAC Amplifier

Fosi Audio is dedicated to "redefining HiFi with unmatched value." Inspired by audiophile feedback, we introduce the MC351, a pioneering power amplifier blending decoding and amplification, catering to diverse HiFi needs. Its classic meter design and dynamic pointer movement evoke nostalgia.

  • Input: BT/RCA/OPT/USB/COA; Output: Passive Speakers/Subwoofer/Pre-Out
  • Amp Chip: TPA3255×2; THD: ≤0.03%; SNR: ≥100dB
  • Max Output Power: 165W×2+350W@4Ω
  • Sampling Rates: USB 24bit/96kHz; OPT/COA 32bit/192kHz
Fosi Audio MC351 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier

Multiple Outputs

Supports outputs for Passive Speakers, Subwoofer, and a Pre-out, enabling flexible setups for both stereo and 2.1 systems.

MC351

Automatic Standby Feature

Automatically enters standby mode after 2 minutes of no signal input, effectively reducing energy consumption and extending device lifespan.

Fosi Audio MC351 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier

Quick Mode Switching

Easily switch input modes with one click, and settings automatically restore to the previous upon restart, eliminating repetitive adjustments.

Fosi Audio MC351 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier

Dual 4700μF Capacitors

Features high-quality large-capacity capacitors that enhance sound quality, dynamic range, and stability, extending the amplifier's lifespan.


Bruce M. Walker
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2025
This is a lovely looking piece of gear with appealing vintage touches like the VU meter but with less appealing vintage touches like the volume on/off control.It has an unusual design: 2.1, meaning it has three complete power amplifier channels: left, right and subwoofer.the sub amp has extra oomph for a larger woofer. I am however puzzled how to deploy this using all three amps. If I had a passive sub I’d need an external line-level high and low pass filter for the L+R mains and subwoofer inputs. It’s rare to find passive subwoofers for sale too. I haven’t seen one lately.It has a beautiful appearance and styling, with a gorgeous satin-like feel to the enclosure. It's fairly hefty to lift and stays solidly in place on my shelf. The knobs rotate super smooth, and the two tone controls have nice clicky zero detents. The illuminated analog VU meter looks great and delightfully vintage, with its contrasting copper ring that matches the volume control.When powered on the input selector searches briefly for an active input. It defaults to the last selected one. Lots of inputs are provided with one each of RCA, digital coax, optical, USB, and the latest Bluetooth 5.3.The sound fidelity is absolutely excellent. I drove my Boston Acoustics A40 sealed enclosure speakers with to moderate levels with no issues whatsoever.I was pleasantly surprised by the excellent fidelity of the Bluetooth connection. It’s clear that Bluetooth 5.3 has some wonderful hi-fi tricks up its sleeve as the quality of that was almost indistinguishable from connecting digital direct by USB-C (from a MacBook). I feel the BT wireless input on this amp is a perfectly usable alternative to WiFi, to be honest.I found a few negatives or "I wish it had":- I think that HDMI eARC would have been a nice input to use this in a TV setup, but optical digital should be okay for most folks.- I don’t like that the power-on/off is done by rotating the volume control. I prefer a separate control for power.- The VU meter barely registers on moderate sound level inputs. In my setup, so it might as well not be there at all.
NG
Reviewed in Canada on March 15, 2025
I’ve been using thiw Fosi Audio MC351 for a bit now, and it really stands out. The sound quality is impressive, with great power and clarity from the chips, especially in the 2.1 setup. I love the vintage VU meter—it's a cool touch that adds a bit of retro flair to the setup. The control design is straightforward, and I’ve had no issues switching between inputs.