Well its small compact little thing. Now theres no way in hell this thing is 400w. Maybe 40w no bass zero bass. I'll keep it but buyers beware this is the definition of Chinese made crap.I have a 200w 8 ch Pyle in my shop. And that pyle is 10x as strong as this one. Read more

Does exactly what it says. Not super powerful but good to power a couple small speakers. Read more

Owned 2 so far. Both have been great. Read more

Purchased to connect a patio tv to existing ceiling speakers that I replaced. Rather than buying a surround sound package, which is pricey. I went this route. The amp connected tomato with aux cable. Speakers connected to amp with speaker wire. I now have surround sound. Plus I can connect my iPhone to amp through Bluetooth and listen to personal music or podcast. Also FM station if in the mood. Perfect amp for a patio. Read more

It is very good Read more

For a small amp, it has plenty of power and easily drives my bookshelf speakers. If you only ever use it to amplify a line-in signal, it's a good little amplifier. But if you actually plan to use the other features of it, the interface is terrible. The FM radio interface is the strangest I've ever encountered. You must program channels first via a scan, and then you can listen to those programmed channels. You can't just tune into a frequency like you do with most radios. Bluetooth works well, but it came up as a very generic name when I paired. But it paired and works. The radio does not remember volume settings when completely shut off, and it defaults to line-in every time it turns on, regardless of what source you had selected last time. I mostly want to use it with Bluetooth so that's a frustration. It feels like the user interface was not thought out at all. Overall, I'd suggest passing on this one and looking for something more user friendly. Read more

30 bucks at this time. What is impressive is that you could use this in place of a big old heavy bulky stereo receiver to power two fairly large 2 channel speakers. This is budget audio that sounds acceptable and will power some decent sized speakers. I tried it on some not so high end 3 way speakers with 10" subs. They were louder with the FM radio though. I wish they had that amount of volume with the BT and RCA input jacks. The FM radio auto programs the channels and the antenna works pretty good even though I was in a basement. Problem was it seemed like I could only scroll through 10 of the channels even though more than 20 were programmed. Kinda a fail and frustrating to use. It has a plus minus volume that is separate from the knob which is odd as they seem independent of each other. Not sure if it is really pushing 40 watts a side but its gotta be at least 20+. The real disappointment was the lower volume levels from the RCA and 3.5mm jack inputs from my phone. Despite that I was impressed to think of how powerful this is for its size and how you could use this in place of a receiver in home audio theater setups. The next issue is it mentions "CAR" in the title. Yes it is 12V 3amp and uses basically a laptop power supply setup. There is no "car" power cord for the barrel power connector. Would have been awesome if that was included so I could have tested it on a 12V battery because I am really interested in seeing it drive some 4 ohm car/marine speakers. I need to look for that power cord. I will have to update this review as I use it more. I really like the thought of something this small with even more watts and more polished controls...the companies other or future products could be so much better. Maybe I am just behind the times using old school radio gear??? Read more

Great product loved it simply easily and powerful enough Read more

a lot of bang for the buck works well and a good value Read more