Technical Pro MM2000BT Powered Bluetooth Microphone Mixer Amplifier Amp SD, USB

I was really impressed when I unpacked this amp. Well packaged. I am using it for my own personal use. It drives a pair of Klipsch speakers that are rated at 150 RMS 8 ohm impedance. I love Jazz, rock and blues. Does a great job of delivering a sound i enjoy. I am not a picky purist. For the money you cannot go wrong.

Great Buy for the price! Works as advertised! Back screws for speaker wires are kind of weak though but works. Just don’t tighten them too much or they will break. Made of plastic!

Solid, tight and strong performance, stylish and lots of useful features. Awesome sound, adequate power, The Bluetooth works much better than I thought it would, connects quick and stays connected. I'm a singer and record songs online at a couple sites and the vocal quality of this amp I must say....is very good! I only have one complaint, which kept me from giving it 5 stars, and that is the effects and controls for the microphone inputs.....If singing through the amps speakers live, it's all great, but I need my mic mix to play through the amp's line outputs, into my mixer and finally into my computer. but NOOOO!! The mic's mix does NOT output through the RCA recording line out jacks, and that is causing me much distress, dang it. But other than that one issue, I couldn't be happier with my new amp, I highly recommend it, especially for the great price, your bang for your buck makes this amp an excellent buy!

What a bargain and five stars from me! I’ve had this unit for about two years and use it daily to play music in my shop which has a terrible environment for any electronics. The shop is hot, humid and dusty and includes both sawdust and metal grindings. It sits on an open shelf with no dust protection of any description. Occasionally I’ll notice quite a collection of dust on it and I simply blow the dust away with compressed air. I play Amazon music (mostly rock but some county and easy jazz) through an iPad. As any of you who use Amazon music knows, there’s no equalizer to be used to fine tune the sound. The equalizer in the unit is certainly up to the task. I like my music loud with plenty of bass and run two 15” 2-way speakers, in stereo, on the A channel and a powered 10” subwoofer on the B channel. As for power, turned up about half way, at 30 feet in front of the speakers, you cannot hold a conversation. Sometimes I’ll get the urge to sing along and I’ll grab a mike that is always hooked up but turned down. I simply adjust the volume and join in. The microphone controls are excellent.By the way, I’ve purchased a second unit which I’ll keep in the box for a rainy day. This thing is a beast!

I ordered 2 of these units hoping to get a good one. I haven't had luck lately with the Chinese electronic goodies.I'm really dissapointed . This unit had the potential to be an Excellent buy! Other than listed below the sound put my Pioneer A/V head unit to shame. At moderate listening levels I could feel the BASS thump throughout my apartment walls and floor. I did not verify the actual wattge RMS , but for regular listening it has more than enough power. Put aside the hiss and hum audible during silent breaks in the music, and the listed below it would have been a keeper.Flaws found in both units:Constant hum and hiss in both units. Even with all volume controls and EQ pots to zero. increases with volume.Constant multi-signal bleedover into channels . Audible even at zero.Signal short at EQ loop in/out. Source signal transmitted with or without jumpers.EQ pots pass signal through >above 85% of max( Yes, I know I'm doing. Yes I used known good lines and 8ohm speakers capable of max power handling )

For the price makes for a great head unit/receiver. Has 6 inputs and effects plus bluetooth. I think power rating is a little overrrated but would rock a house. I am not powering any speakers with it now. I have it running to a behringer eq with a dedicated sub out. Then from there to 3 amps that power my speakers. If needed to run stage monitors for a gig would totally use this to hook up the extra speakers. Not going to find anything else for the price with all the same features. Its in my rack that I use for DJing and Block Parties down here in New Orleans. My system rocks several blocks. I sometimes can DJ a party down the street from my house.

At first it was nice , so far i did not connect speaker yet though it say 2000watts, hope it will last

When I had to replace my 1979 Scott Receiver, First bought a Sony 5.1 advertised 300w/ channel, it made my 1980 Cerwin Vega's with 15" Woofers sound like they were sick, Did some research, settled on The Technical Pro 2000 mixing Amp, to power my Vega's, and a set of Homebuilt 4ways w dual 15" woofers, and to give the grandchildren the ability to sing Karaoke, and for it's Equalizer,have my turntable or CD player feeding it, Wow, the Vega's are as mean as ever, and the homebuilt at 1/2 volume rattle the neighbors windows an acre away. If your speaker need juice this is it, but don't hook up low end junk and expect it o sound great, it will just Blow em up!!