Our wide range of Up2Stream boards are small enough to fit in all kinds of audio projects. Add an amplified streamer inside speaker boxes, or tiny receiver boards inside home theater amps. Their size and powerful connectivity brings new life to vintage gear and new ideas for your next DIY build. *All Arylic products are compatible with each other for multiroom installations.


Spotify, Amazon Music, Tidal, Qobuz, Deezer, Napster, TuneIn, Internet Radio, iHeart Radio, QQ Music, QQ FM.
The S10 connects directly to your online streaming providers to play high quality audio, avoiding Bluetooth bottlenecks and compression.
Up2Stream Amp 2.1 wireless 2.1 amplifier board has a powerful 50W x2 output with 4Ω passive speakers at 24V on the stereo channels and a 100W sub output with 2Ω passive subwoofers at 24V.
Hear and feel the striking, powerful stereo sound and deep bass all around your house.
Accepts 12V-24V power input and 4Ω-8Ω speakers, 2Ω-8Ω subwoofer.


You can place your subwoofer anywhere in your house and wirelessly stream deep bass throughout the house.
The Up2stream series gives you more options to add additional features to create more powerful custom projects. For example, it supports adding an ESS 9023 DAC to increase the sound quality, an S/PDIF In/Out board, Button Board, Volume Knob board, IR remote indicator board and more. You can find all the boards in Accessories.
*The default S/PDIF setting of Up2stream Mini V3 is S/PDIF Out, which can be adjusted to S/PDIF In via the ACPWorkbench tuning tool.


Unlike traditional DIY products, our DIY products are very simple, very easy to use and understand. The print on the back allows you to see all features at a glance, and it also has all the most common interfaces. Anyone can look at the manual to start their DIY projects or connect their systems.
Package Includes
Up2Stream Amp 2.1, Internal Antenna(WiFi), User Manual, External Knob x3, Screw Driver, 6 Pin Phoenix Connector(For Speakers)

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I already own an Amp 2.1 and since I‘m amazed by its many functions and flexibility I ordered a second one this January. Unfortunately the tracking number wasn‘t trackable, read „delayed“ without any updates. Upon contacting the customer service (only possible via mail unfortunately) at first I got the message the service employees were all on holiday. A week later they contacted me saying they lost contact to the shipment distributer and I should check again a week later. A week later, still no updates. Mails without any real information were returned („we still can‘t make contact“) until upon insisting a second package was sent. However the new tracking number given out by the customer service turned out not to be trackable either, once remarked the service stopped answering altogether. It’s been over a month since placing the order now. Seeing as this is not a very small amount of money and a good product this really is a shame.
Up2Stream Amp 2.1 - Multiroom Wireless 2.1 Amplifier Board
Product all as described, arrived in about a week to New Zealand (Bottom of Pacific). I paired the product with 2x new Polk Atrium 5’s and an old Bose subwoofer from the Companion 3 series (bought back in late 2000s). Worked very easy both wired ethernet cable, and also by Wifi (a little trickier). I also bought another arylic component to Wifi-enable my old Sony system from 1990s, the 4stream app is very good to allow a Digital sound desk so I can use multi-room audio for both (either separate or together).
hi, how are you?I wrote you 2 days ago in the chat online. asking if it's possible to power up the AMP 2.0 with 5V.
I bought your 2.0 amp and was wondering what happens, and if it was harmful, powering it with 5v. I did a test. It seems to work smoothly at reduced power. Would it just be a power reduction or could it damage the system? Powering it with 5 v would allow me to easily power it with any powerbank with usb protocol. If you could give me timely information I would be grateful.
If I use a 24V in the 2.1 system how will be the best A for recharge? in the data sheet there is only the indications for V amount and nothing about
How many A is suggested for the 12v charge power?
do you give any offer for a bundle of AMP + Charger?
The accept power of Up2stream Amp 2.0 is 12V-24V with the DC input.
If you use the 5V DC then sometimes you may not can't run the board.
If you use the 5V micro USB in, this may broken some features on the board, the port is not for supply power.
As for the advice amp of 12V, you can use 4A.
I have one of the devices hooked up to a stereo receiver going out to two passive speakers. The sound from this setup (when I stream Spotify via the 4STREAM app) is crushed and muddled in the midrange compared to a Logitech Bluetooth adapter going into the same setup. Also, simultaneous streaming to two speakers via WiFi is very spotty. It’s difficult to get both sources playing by at the same time, and one frequently cuts out and looses connection.
As the title suggests, this piece of board is actually amazing. While powered only with 12V and 5A and paired with a set of speakers from Dayton it sounds amazing. All types of streaming USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Aux are working as they should, no parasites are coming out the speakers at any volume so the board is properly designed.
At first I was a little bit concerned because there were not so many reviews of this board and even of Arylic but after buying one, I literally got speechless by its quality.
A single thing bothers me but it is acceptable due to the fact that it can be by-passed. I am talking about the volume notification upon volume up or down. That little 'beep' that is pretty loud considering it is not changing its volume from 0% to 100%, but if you are changing the volume using the streaming devices, that sound won't be triggered so it won't bother you at all.