Moukey Stereo Receivers with Bluetooth 5.0, 2.0 Channel Power Audio Amplifier Stereo System w/USB, SD, AUX, RCA, MIC in w/Echo, LED for Karaoke, Home Theater Speakers, 400W Peak, 25W× 2 RMS- MAMP1

I received this amplifier a few hours ago. I connected two 6ohm AIWA speakers from a 2001multi component system, two vintage cassette decks, a vintage CD player and a vintage turntable with built in preamp. It’s the same setup I was using before with my old amplifier. I use a Rolls source selector switch for all my components that’s plugged into my new Moukey’s DVD jack. All my components work flawlessly. FM radio works great. USB,SD card and Bluetooth work exceptionally well and sound amazing. My only complaint is the remote. It works fine but I wish it was bigger and better quality. I plan o

First a couple of thing to say before I give you my honest opinion of the Moukey MAMP1 Amp. I just purchased this for my own use and have not received anything for posting this review. I was looking to replace an older amp and 50 CD Pioneer music box that shot craps in my garage. With all the new technologies out there I did some research on converting music CD to MP3’s. I found a program called Express Burn to convert the CD’s to MP3’s. Very simple to use and does not take a long time for the CD to convert. I would create a folder on my computer by the artist name to save the MP3’s in. I did

So, Ill start off with very good basic level reciever for the price. Gets significantly loud with basic eq functions. I power to old 12" Sony floor standing speakers with it and it does a great job. When turned all the way up there is no clipping or distortion of any kind. I am a person who likes loud music. My main stereo in my house is a muli-amp PA system that I pieced together and design myself. I rebuild old speakers and have a, what I consider, good understanding of stereo and musical equipment in general. This amp isnt going to be the greatest stereo anyone has ever owned. Keep you expe

Note: this review does not speak to the radio function or karaoke mic inputs - I do not use either of these features and have only reviewed the stereo amplifier functions. Other reviews can provide more information on these features. I use the MAMP1 exclusively for the Bluetooth, USB and CD playback capabilities.After checking out a number of units in this amplifier/receiver class and price point ($50- $75) I selected this Moukey MAMP1. I couldn't be more pleased with the performance - plenty of power to push my 8-ohm 12" 3-way floor speakers with the EQ nearly flat - plenty of bass and treble

This is an amazing piece of gear. The sound is excellent and it can manage an incredible number of sound sources, truly remarkable for such a small thing. I'm a tinkerer, so after spending most of the first day of ownership connecting, reconnecting, jiggering, testing out, and sometimes cussing, I'm now sitting at my laptop LISTENING with my Bluetooth headphones to a vinyl LP recording of Mozart's Clarinet Chamber Music sourced by my AUDIO-TECHNICA TURNTABLE. I capitalize these items because the experts on this site have said that neither of these things could be done...or that they "might be

Let’s be honest: You wouldn’t be considering purchasing this if you were willing to pay $350 for a Sony, Yamaha, or Denon receiver. You’re on a budget and just want something that will produce adequate sound for you.Me, all I needed was a small receiver that I could connect to the four sets of in-ceiling stereo speakers that are in different downstairs rooms in my house. I don’t need 7.1 Dolby and hookups for 48 devices; just something to connect to a TV in my bedroom, an Android streaming box, and a Blu-ray player. For that purpose, the Moukey receiver has been ideal…and I’m willing to live w

Somebody actually collected a paycheck to design this piece of garbage? If you're reading this review ... Good for you ... Take your own advice ... You came to read the reviews for a reason, so don't talk yourself into it just because you want it. Where do I begin with the problems? The vile chime at max volume when you connect to Bluetooth? ... Maybe we should talk about how there's no volume control? What kind of engineer designs product, with a remote control, that doesn't control the product? You paid these people money? Here's the reality folks ... Do not think for a second that you're ge

After just a little bit of tweaking with the EQ, I got it sounding pretty good. It’s not the clearest sound in the world, but it’s crisp enough with a little work.The volume knob moves in clicks rather than smoothly, and that means our optimal volume in a house with a napping toddler is only achievable when we change the volume on a device other than the amplifier to go between the dots. That’s not great.The volume control on the remote also apparently doesn’t change the volume except when using the digital inputs (Bluetooth, USB, etc.), so it’s useless for most of our volume needs since we al