EverSolo AMP-F10 Stereo Power Amplifier

Two Hundred Watts, With Meters and a Class A Bias

The AMP-F10 is a Class AB amplifier biased toward Class A, and EverSolo's designer is explicit about the trade that involves. It makes 200 watts per channel into 8 ohms, 320 watts into 4 and 450 into 2.

Bridged to mono it delivers 650 watts into 8 ohms and 950 into 4 ohms. Behind all of that sits a 1,000-watt dual-channel linear power supply, which is the reason the amplifier weighs almost 40 pounds.

The front panel carries two illuminated meters on a logarithmic watts and decibel scale, running from 3.4 milliwatts to 480 watts. They are part of why people choose this amplifier over something plainer.

Inside the Chassis

THD+N measures 0.008% and signal-to-noise is 113dB or better at the lower of its two gain settings. Damping is above 600 at 1kHz into 8 ohms, and crosstalk between channels sits at −95dB.

Frequency response runs 10Hz to 30kHz within half a decibel into 8 ohms. Gain switches between 29dB and 23dB, and each channel takes one balanced XLR or one single-ended RCA input, selected on the rear panel.

There is one thing to plan for. A Class AB design biased toward Class A draws current even with no signal playing, so the AMP-F10 runs hot and needs air around and above its heatsinks. It is 430mm wide, 147 high and 310 deep, and weighs 39.7 pounds. EverSolo covers it for one year.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Tom Fine reviewed the AMP-F10 for Stereophile on August 1, 2025. On placement he is unambiguous: "It can't be tucked away because it runs hot. It needs airflow around and above those heatsinks."

EverSolo's designer explained why to him: "The F10 is a class-AB amplifier with a bias toward class-A. Class-AB amplifiers will generate heat even when there is no music signal input, mainly because their operating mode dictates that current still flows in the static state."

Who Is This Amplifier Best For?

• You want Class A behavior at listening levels — the bias toward Class A means the amplifier spends normal domestic volumes in its cleanest operating mode rather than only at the first fraction of a watt.
• Your speakers drop to low impedance — 450 watts per channel into 2 ohms, backed by a 1,000-watt linear supply, is a figure most amplifiers at this price cannot approach.
• You like to see what the amplifier is doing — two illuminated meters read watts and decibels on a logarithmic scale, so the front panel tells you something rather than just glowing.
• You may want mono later — bridged, the AMP-F10 makes 650 watts into 8 ohms and 950 into 4, so a second unit turns this into a serious monoblock pair.
• You already own a preamp, or plan to add one — DMP-A8 Master Edition Gen 2 is the matched choice, and a streamer/DAC preamp works equally well

How Does It Connect to Your System?

Connect your preamplifier by balanced XLR or single-ended RCA, selecting the input on the rear panel, and set the gain to 29dB or 23dB so your volume control sits comfortably.

Give it room. Open air above and around the heatsinks is not optional with this amplifier, and a closed cabinet is the one place it should not go.

Pairs Well With

Here are some great companions:

• Preamplifier: Required, and the natural next decision — see our Preamplifiers.
• Speaker Cables: Carry the current properly — see our Speaker Cables.
• Interconnects: Balanced XLR is the better run from preamp to amp — see our Interconnect Cables.
• Audio Rack: Give the amplifier a proper shelf — see our Audio Racks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much power does it make?

200 watts per channel into 8 ohms, 320 into 4 and 450 into 2. Bridged to mono it makes 650 watts into 8 ohms and 950 into 4.

Does it really run that hot?

Yes, and by design. It is a Class AB amplifier biased toward Class A, which draws current even with no signal playing. It needs airflow above and around the heatsinks.

What do the two gain settings do?

They switch between 29dB and 23dB, so the amplifier matches your preamplifier's output and the volume control lands in a usable range.

What do the meters show?

Watts and decibels into a 4-ohm load, on a logarithmic scale running from 3.4 milliwatts to 480 watts.

How big and heavy is it?

430mm wide, 147mm high and 310mm deep, weighing 39.7 pounds.

What warranty does it carry?

EverSolo covers the AMP-F10 with a 1-year warranty.

See It in Action

Hans Beekhuyzen reviews the AMP-F10:

A second look at how it performs in a real system:

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