Griffin Twenty Digital Audio Amplifier Review

Twenty is an interesting name for an audio product, but once it’s known that Twenty provides 20 watts of power per channel, its name immediately makes sense. Griffin originally released Twenty when Apple’s AirPort Express was popular and tech products with rounded edges were all the rage. Slide into 2015 and Griffin has redesigned Twenty to be a centerpiece for Bluetooth home entertainment. 2015’s Twenty has sturdy metal speaker terminals, a weighted aluminum volume knob, and a modern design that will fit in with any home’s decor. Twenty’s latest incarnation also supports AAC and aptX Bluetooth codecs, while retaining an optical input and subwoofer out from its past form. Twenty is ready to transform your current audio setup into a stylish masterpiece.

Special thanks to Griffin for providing us with the Twenty Digital Audio Amplifier to review.

Specifications
specs

Packaging & What’s In The Box
Twenty’s packaging sports Griffin’s visually appealing white and orange color scheme with a picture of Twenty on the front, and another on the back listing Twenty’s hardware connections. Top of Twenty’s packaging lists Tech Specs, whereas its bottom has a stylish drawing of Twenty next to a pair of speakers.

Griffin Twenty Digital Audio Amplifier

Griffin Twenty Digital Audio Amplifier

Inside the box there is Twenty, a power cable, and a mini-TOSLINK to TOSLINK adapter, and a TOSLINK/optical cable, speaker cables are up to you. The included mini-TOSLINK adapter will be useful if you have an AirPort Express, or another device that has a 3.5mm optical out.

Griffin Twenty Digital Audio Amplifier

For a full unboxing & overview of the Twenty be sure to check out our video below.