The Rakoit B50 delivers up to 50 watts of power when connected to a load with a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. It can also connect to a television through HDMI ARC and stream music wirelessly to headphones and speakers via Bluetooth. The Bluetooth receiver is capable of pairing with two different devices, while the transmitter enables Auracast sharing between two receivers, such as headphones and wireless speakers. The Rakoit B50 amplifier utilizes the well-regarded Qualcomm QCC3040 chipset, ensuring compatibility with Bluetooth version 5.2 and supporting aptX, AAC, and aptX HD codecs.
The Rakoit B50 features a comprehensive array of switching options, including a phono input compatible with both MM and MC cartridges, a single analog line input (RCA), speaker terminals for direct speaker connections, and an output designed for an active subwoofer. In terms of digital connectivity, the B50 includes HDMI ARC, a USB-A port for external drive connections, and a USB-C port that enables the device to function as a DAC when linked to a computer. Additionally, it offers an optical input that supports PCM decoding with specifications up to 24 bit/192 kHz. Users can manage the amplifier through the Go Control mobile applications, which are available for both iOS and Android platforms.
Rakoit is a prominent OEM/ODM manufacturer within the digital and wireless audio sector, as well as in the DIY Arylic audio solutions market. Founded by Ryan Jiang alongside a team of hardware and software product designers, the company specializes in streaming and wireless audio solutions tailored for distributed home systems.
Rakoit is based in Shenzhen, China, and has built a reputation as a dependable ODM supplier for numerous well-known brands.
