Stereo Bluetooth Karaoke Amplifier, Moukey 2.0 Channel 100W Audio Stereo Receiver, Power Audio Amplifier with RCA, USB, SD, 2 Mic Inputs, FM Radio, MAMP3

Any issues with this amp? No, I can't think of any. Hooked up to two Tannoy MX1 Mercury speakers (second hand £20 the pair!) which provides lovely rich sound and such a improvement on my last set up. The remote is a bit bargain basement quality tbh but it does the job. The FM receiver is more than adequate so if you're after BBC radio stations then no problems there, no real hiss or crackle. I've never maxxed the volume as there isn't need, that would be too much! At most I manage approx 50%. Powerful, sturdy amp - switches/ buttons /dial are sound with no worrying wiggle or stiffness. Recommended 👍

This is my second Moukey amp. I initially bought this ones bigger brother and it impressed.This one is tiny, but punches way above its weight. Hooked up to some excellent budget Edifer speakers, it sounds amazing. In the 80s it would have cost me £400 to get a similar sound.I'm a mild audiophile and all I can say is, yes!Buy one, it'll be the best 48 quid you'll ever spend.

I like the size of it was a bit apprehensive when picked it up so light and small did not quite expect it. I think with watching videos using the Bluetooth to connect to the amplifier the lip sync is not good since the signal is compressed then decompressed so there is a lapse but using the audio cables does the biz. For what i needed the sound is adequate as in volume and sound.

Right. In my youth I was a big hi-fi fan. This included some Mordaunt-Short MS-30 loudspeakers. Over the years equipment has died, children happened and the MS-30's have been in the cellar taunting me but unused. After about two decades in the cellar I wondered if they even worked anymore? Damp etc. Anyway Black Friday came round and I bought this amplifier as I didn't want to spend a fortune incase the MS-30's were dead. Ordered this amplifier yesterday. Got it today. Bought 2x3m of scraggy loudspeaker cable from a hi-fi specialist. Connected this amplifier to the MS-30's. Turned on. My phone found the bluetooth immediately and paired. Listened to; Grieg, Dvorak, Jarre, Fleetwood Mac, 2Cellos etc. For hours. The MS-30's worked fine but this amplifier drove them really well and loud and with detail. Having listened to music almost exclusively with headphones latterly hearing it again properly was just amazing. The neighbours might not be impressed because this amplifier really packed a punch but the MS-30's could take it.There's a reviewer on here which states that 12x3 is 36w which it is. But the advert is quite specific in that it's 100w peak power. Those peaks could easily be supplied by capacitors - some very old amplifiers had massive capacitors - some to smooth out the ac/dc conversion and others to supply the transients in the music.

The media could not be loaded. I must admit I was pleasantly taken by suprise by this Amp , for its size it throws out some very good sounds . Nice compact size and it is very easy to hook up . I have some JBL control one speakers with it and the sound is really good . USB ports and SD card ports all working very well . In summery if you want an Amplifier that is in use in a living room or Kitchen this is perfect and it actually looks very good as well , bought a mike to go with it which was a bit tinny but you can not have everything .

Excellent value for money. This goes very loud. Plays mp3s off USB and memory cards. Remote a bit basic but works well. The FM tuner picks up only strong signal stations but I am using for bluetooth and aux in. You can set the EQ when using bluetooth but not aux which is strange. Sound is great. Rugged design. Mine is powering some Bose environmental speakers outside and this is in the garage. Simple to use and amazing value for money.

It is okay for a small parties: 10-15 people and if you don`t want to disturb your neighbors. It is a bit under powered. I could not make it play MP3 or WMA from the USB although I tested it on various file systems FAT32, xFAT and NTFS. Bluetooth is okay, so one could be able to play directly from they phone Spotify app, as long as keep it up to 10 meters distance. Radio tuner is mediocre as expected and it is not about the reception but the receiver.

Great stuff