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Can Compete with Integrated Amps Four Times its Size
Audiophiles who are short on space or who just plain love compact components are in for a treat with the Pro-Ject Stereo Box DS S3 BT. This overachieving desktop integrated amp combines a very small, just over 4"-wide footprint with big power delivery plus wired and wireless connectivity.
How on earth do they do it? Pro-Ject's engineers must be wizards. They have somehow managed to squeeze even more power output into the compact S Series chassis. More power means less distortion, more headroom, and higher volume for streamed music and more.
Built-in Bluetooth Streaming
The Bluetooth input allows you to choose your music from the comfort of your favorite listening chair. It can store up to eight Bluetooth devices, giving you plenty of flexibility with your sources. And speaking of flexibility – not to mention capability – the tiny Stereo Box S3 BT also features two analog RCA inputs that can be selected via the front panel. Or use the convenient wireless remote control that's included.
Connect up to two devices to the rear RCA jacks or send your favorite tunes from your computer, phone, or tablet via the Bluetooth input, which supports Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX HD capability (24-bit, up to 48 kHz).
A Tiny Integrated Amp with Huge Sound
Despite its tiny footprint, this integrated amp can compete with amps four times the size. Plug in and power your favorite pair of bookshelf speakers and use the remote to adjust volume and input from your listening chair. It’s that simple. Nothing complicated to set up.
Need more bass? The 3.5mm variable output jack at the rear can be used with a powered subwoofer for more low-end excitement, or use the jack to hook up an external power amp such as the Pro-Ject Amp Box S3.
Designed and Handmade in Europe
As with other Pro-Ject Box Series components, the Stereo Box S3 BT is designed and handmade in Europe. Choose either a black or silver aluminum chassis. Both finishes look as great as they sound.
