Audio Amp

Gary, have you tried Maplins?

Bert

buy one of thos modular hifi bricks from the 90's usally to be had at any car boot sal for less than a fiver

Gary :

Difficult to tell without more information. Have you considered using PC speakers?

CPC do a variety of amps for background music applications that might fit need.

PC speakers is an easy and low cost solution to radio`s that aren`t quite loud enough.

Denon PMA250 are a common S/H find and a great tough amp, have 3 of them in use in places.

Cheers Adam

What sort of fault? If you have a modicum of soldering skills it might be repairable.

You won't find things like that in Currys. Maplin is the simplist common retail outlet. I'd look at what CPC has to offer as it'll almost certainly be cheaper than Maplin.

If it's from the mid 90s, it's probably repairable. Failing that, as others have said, use powered speakers or buy a couple of power amp modules from Maplin and put them in a box with a power supply.

Or repair the TV set.

You haven't mentioned a budget. For instance

Also look at Soundbars:

Cheap powered speakers will probably do the job, and they even do them in currys..

Hundreds of amplifiers on eBay;

Gary wrote on Apr 17, 2012:

'Richer Sounds' sell a variety of 'Hi-Fi' amplifiers:

ask on freecycle

Thanks for the help My TV is a LG 24" HD and the sound is crap. I use an amp and a pair of Sony profeel speakers. ( Old but good). I don't need power just quality. Te TV has not got external speakers output so I cannot use the TV sound. PC speakers are not a match for these, it is just an amp I need.

Richer sounds look Good also Ebay may be worth a shot. I dont want to spend a lot. Gary