Cheap amp set up?

Quiet_Spark

InsideInsurance wrote: »

Its cheap for a reason, you can also get cheap amps for non-vehicle use and they will be better and the speakers wont need cabinets built etc

It's cheap because it's Chinese crap, but it will more than suffice for what the OP wants.
Feel free to link to a domestic amp that the OP can get for £20 new.

InsideInsurance wrote: »

The one the OP posted to is a 30RMS at 4ohms, if they go for a proper set of speakers they are normally 8ohms so only 15RMS output.

The math is a little bit more complex than simply dividing by two.

InsideInsurance wrote: »

Problem with car speakers is that they often have very low impedance

They are designed that way for a reason.

InsideInsurance wrote: »

Of cause it matters if it runs off a DC battery or AC mains, it will need an adapter to run.

I guess it's just as well that one is included with the amp that the OP is asking about.

Norman_Castle

Wouldn't headphones be easier?

bluesnake

Quiet_Spark wrote: »

First thing you'll need if playing music in the workplace is a PRS licence, that is of course assuming H&S will tolerate the idea in the first place.

Hope you are not singing along, as then you will need a performance licence too http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1220423/Corner-store-worker-told-stop-singing-works--pay-licence.html

What a horrible and nasty organization!

There is royalty free music