Donner MAMP2 2 Channel Amplifier

Top quality amplifier is amazing!! The sound quality is brilliant got good base and easy to use got a nice display on the front so you can see all the difference mods on it and even it's got a Bluetooth connection to link your mobile phone to play music out the amplifier and it comes with a controller for amplifier or use on your mobile phone good value for money.

Simple setup and easy to use. I used this reciever to hook up the 25-year-old speakers built into our house. Now I can use Bluetooth to listen to music or podcasts all over my house. It even supports my 1980's linear-tracking turntable with the dedicated phono input.

The Stereo Audio Amplifier has a ton of cool features that are not common in most class D amplifiers as it is more geared towards home theater use. Highlight features are as follows: Class D: which means more compact size, more power efficiency = less heat = less likely to overheat. Optical inputs so you can connect to a TV and it will play sound from TV. Phono Input for turntable. Microphone input x 2 w/ talk over (karaoke!). Echo adjustment for mics. BLUETOOTH! RCA auxiliary input. Remote control. Knobs to control sound settings on the unit. Preset EQ options (jazz, rock, etc ) Manual sound control for base, treble and mids for adjustment to your ear’s preference. 4 x speaker with connectors for banana plugs! Subwoofer. output. 60 wpc (600 watts peak power). These are just the major features that I will personally use. Since this is a class D amplifier there are some trade-offs. It is not audiophile grade meaning the sound quality does not have the rich depth you would expect from an audiophile grade class AB receiver. For me this is not a deal breaker as I plan to hook mine up as my “garage theater” where I work and sometimes hangout with friends to watch sports. I got it for the efficiencies expecting it will perform well in my garage that is not temperature controlled. It has all the features of a home theater receiver that I need and these features are not common in class D receivers. I will not use mine for detailed listening like I would in my home theater listening area (basement). I will be using it for more casual listening. All said, it is a nice sounding class D receiver with cool features and it is easy to set up and use for TV or music listening.

With everything running on Bluetooth, we were needing to upgrade our old high-end receiver, which is now considered a dinosaur. This was really quick and easy to install and switch out. It sounds amazing with our Bose home stereo system. The Bluetooth connected instantly, and I love that you just push a button and it automatically scanned through all the local radio channels and pre-programs them. It's real easy for us to remember our two favorite channel numbers and just put them into the remote to those stations. It comes with a small FM antenna which you plug into the back and then pin the wire up on the wall. It gets great reception, amazing sound and way smaller than the decades old dinosaur it's replacing. The best part is, our old unit had a gray noise hum when it was turned on without sound being put through the system, and with this there is no hum. It looks so tiny in that spot on our entertainment console, but it's going to be so much fun running Bluetooth through it for karaoke night.

Very good

Great little amplifier!

What a pleasant surprise. I needed a phono capable amp, for my turntable. I was running a 5.1 channel Yamaha, great amp, but not phono compatible. To find an amplifier, under $250, that has enough power to support my 1992 Richter loud speakers, impressive! Definitely worth the time to research. Highly recommended.