Stereo Power Audio Amplifier 220W Bluetooth 5.0, Moukey 2.0 Channel Stereo Audio Receiver with USB, SD, AUX, RCA, MIC in with Echo, Radio, LED for Home Theater Speakers, Studio, MAMP1

A very good Amp, very versatile, with many excellent functions. Good Bluetooth, and remote control. A good selection of controls to get the best quality of audio sound, very well made. And compact, easy to use . Also easy to set up with inputs & outputs.

Just received and tested this little power amp. Very pleased especially that is has bluetooth receiver so I can connect my bluetooth hifi turntable and control the bluetooth volume from the amplifier. I was very surprised at the quality and compact size and very pleased. It also has line out for powered speakers or further power amp. Input for CD and DVD and an Aux input. I bought it specifically for the bluetooth and my turntable connected within a couple of seconds. (bluetooth is marked W in mine but it is bluetooth).My only ‘complaint’ is the tiny remote control and basic manual but the amplifier is excellent for the price. I’d recommend it.Edit: had time to check usb and snd card slot. Plays music files with no problem. Bluetooth connects within a second and also remembers bluetooth devices so can easily switch automatically from one bluetooth device to another. Connected large hifi passive speakers and sound is excellent.Friday 2nd Feb. I’ve had the Amp for just over a year and still going strong. Just recording on my computer some LP records and computer connected via Bluetooth to Moukey. At this moment recording classical organ LP and the sound is rich and powerful. Recording via Audacity and recording being monitored via the Moukey amp. to Hifi speakers. I definitely recommend this amp.

My Cambridge Topaz 25 packed up after just four years this was 2 -25watts and would cost me about £229 to replace , the nearest decent HiFi Amp a Sony was £199 , so I thought I give a budget Amp a try . Easy to set up had a bit of a buzz when connected to computer , but not on other channels so I think it’s the lead rather than the Amp , so I got a Bluetooth adapter for the computer and connected this way and no buzz was good . Easy to connect up Bluetooth as well . Power wise I’m running it through floor standing Cambridge S70 speakers and I think there is little difference in volume between this amp and the Cambridge .in the smaller room I play it in I can get concert volume and bass ( floor standers are great for this ) and if I wanted even more bass there is a further output I could connect a sub to. Sound quality wise the Cambridge is a little better but the Moukey isn’t bad and I’m probably being picky .

Punches well above its price tag and weight! I was really unsure about buying this and after reading several of the reviews, I was convinced. I now, in hindsight, wonder why I delayed! This is such a fantastic bit of kit, beautiful sound too which I have it connected to my new turntable and my 40+ year old vinyl never sounded so good!!Whether connected via cable, Bluetooth or just listening to the radio, it truly gives listening pleasure. Just to be fully open, I also purchased Wharfedale 9.1 diamond bookcase speakers

Although mainly designed for karaoke use, this is actually a very good hi-fi amplifier. I have previously had relatively expensive Cambridge Audio amps. This is just as good if not better, and it is much cheaper. I have it connected to my TV, via the TV's headphone output. (I have a sound bar for my TV but this is better.) I also have it connected to a DVD player which makes a very good CD player. (Connection via the AV outputs of the DVD player). I play it through Cambridge Audio speakers. I am very pleased with the sound. There is plenty of volume and a good tone with the bass and treble controls. (If your speakers are close to a wall, it's a good idea to turn the bass down a bit).I have learned from past experience that amplifiers must be protected from dust. If you don't have a sealed cabinet for it (which I don't) try to improvise a dust cover. I am currently using the box that it came in, which I place over the amp when it's not in use. It's a perfect fit.

As a stalwart analogue audiophile, I had consciously steered clear of USB and Bluetooth-enabled amps, but I appeared to have overlooked a capable and versatile area of the market.This amp replaced a 1980s (and hitherto extremely reliable) Marantz amp, serving Mission floor-standers and a Rega Planar 2 deck. For my ears and purposes (supported by new mid-range speaker cables), this amp punches way above its weight and delivers for the room size that I have. Moreover, it made me realise how tired my Marantz amp really was.Great performance and price, coupled with the versatility of Bluetooth, which is a bonus when we have a houseful!I would certainly buy another one!

Pleasantly surprised with this unit . Ive hooked this up to a pair of old speakers (medium quality) and very good sound. Classical music sounding spot on , i also connected an old cassette deck again play back and sound reaaly good. The usb function again could not fault it and the bluetooth from my phone yes ! again really good sound.Not had a chance to check out the remote yet however all said this really is brilliant for the price and it can really pump out the sound .Im old skool and prefer an Amp set up with a seperate tape deck and cd connection, i like the combination of new and old tech all in one. The sound quality is as good as older amps in my possession, quality and construction is very good nice brushed metal finish to the chassis.My only hope is that it will have longevity and doesnt burn out . I would pay attention to the recommendations IE this is not designed to play at full blast for long periods of time. In saying that you do not really need to turn up the volume that much to get it sounding quite loud.I really like this compact amp and would recommend.

Avoid. Terrible S/N ratio at 7 o'clock 0 volume straight out of the box, loud crackling and hissing from speakers on all inputs that dropped to zero by 10 o'clock and returned and increased by 11 o'clock. Sent it straight back. Amazon was apologetic and very good about it. Back to Cambridge.