TDA2003 is an integrated audio amplifier circuit capable of providing up to 10 W into 2 ohms load and 6 W into 4 ohms load when powered at 14.4 V. It is very easy to build a reliable circuit with it because it has short circuit protection. It will withstand a permanent short circuit on the output as long as supply voltage doesn't exceed 16 V. The maximum operating DC voltage is 18 V, however TDA2003 will not get damaged as long as supply voltage is less than 28 V. It comes with integrated thermal limiting circuit.
Having these features, the TDA2003 proves to be a good option for small power amplifiers. It was designed for car audio, that's why it is powered from single supply of about 12 V. Although nowadays it is considered obsolete, there are plenty of electronic parts suppliers which have TDA2003 in stock. At very low prices, by the way. Using the datasheet as source of inspiration, I designed my own PCB for two TDA2003 circuits, to make a stereo amplifier.
The TDA2003 amplifier on homemade PCB without heatsink
