Will I be able to figure out how to use this amp?

[riotact]

Hey guys Im trying to run two volcano bass shakers that are 20w rms each,
Im looking at either the little t-class amps on ebay, but what Im wondering about is whether I would be able to figure out how to wire this thing:
http://cgi.ebay.com/2-x-68-Watt-LM3886-NE5532-Audio-Amplifier-Board-Kit_W0QQitemZ250559970953QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_Def aultDomain_0?hash=item3a5689be89
Do you think that would be suitable for my application?

[Feanor]

Hey guys Im trying to run two volcano bass shakers that are 20w rms each,
Im looking at either the little t-class amps on ebay, but what Im wondering about is whether I would be able to figure out how to wire this thing:
http://cgi.ebay.com/2-x-68-Watt-LM3886-NE5532-Audio-Amplifier-Board-Kit_W0QQitemZ250559970953QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_Def aultDomain_0?hash=item3a5689be89
Do you think that would be suitable for my application?
Have you ever done electronics DIY before? If not, beware: you could do serious damage to the components and/or to yourself.

The add says, "It has DC power supply on board .just connect the power transformer and aluminum heatsink to run it." This is a bit of an over simplification. Which transformer and aluminium heatsink should not be a matter of experimentation -- hopefully detailed specifcations are provided. Also, you will need cabinet, power input, fuse, and input and output signal connectors: installing and safely wiring these things requires a little knowledge. Of course, for $15 you could order the thing and see whether the instructions are adquate to confidently proceed.

As you might be aware, this unit is not itself a "T-class", i.e. Tripath, switching amp; the LM3886 is an AB class amplfier chip.

[dakatabg]

If you have no idea what you are doing, just look for an already made amplifier and don't go trough the process of putting this one together!