298Pro Stereo Audio Amplifier, Max 400W House 2 Channel Bluetooth 5.0 Wi-fi Energy Amplifier, HiFi Sound House Theater Audio System House Stereo Receiver, MIC in w/Echo, Bass & Treble w/USB/RCA/FM
$32.99
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【Get pleasure from Highly effective Sound in a Compact Dimension】– With RMS 50Wx2/MAX 400Wx2, this compact BT amplifier delivers clear, clear sound that is good for acoustic sound methods, house theaters, and karaoke. Its small dimension and elegance make it supreme for small flats, bedrooms, workplaces, basements, and garages
【Get Nice Worth & 1 12 months Guarantee】– This little BT Amp receiver gives wonderful sound at an inexpensive value, making it good for newbies who do not need to lay our a fortune. It helps one set of audio system for highly effective sound
【Join with A number of Enter Choices】– Join your music streaming units like computer/cell/laptop computer with Bluetooth, RCA & MIC Enter. It additionally helps USB Port, SD/TF Card port & FM. Get pleasure from your music the way in which you need to, with the flexibleness to connect with a wide range of units (NOTE 2: The frequency vary of the FM reception is 87.5-108MHz)
【Straightforward Operation with Distant Management】– Modify audio settings from a distance with the distant management that comes with the amp. Customise the audio output you need with the usage of the treble and bass adjustment knobs. The amplifier’s built-in digital LED show supplies a transparent and detailed show
【Sing Together with 2 Mic Enter & Echo Adjustment】– Splendid for bulletins or karaoke, you may sing together with associates and create echo results with the echo knob. Plug your microphone into our amplifier and tweak the echo knob to acquire the specified reverb impact
6 reviews for 298Pro Stereo Audio Amplifier, Max 400W House 2 Channel Bluetooth 5.0 Wi-fi Energy Amplifier, HiFi Sound House Theater Audio System House Stereo Receiver, MIC in w/Echo, Bass & Treble w/USB/RCA/FM
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Michael Hicks –
Good product
Needed to connect speakers to turntable, works great.
rg –
Powerful
This surprised me a lot. Sound is clean and pretty loud
Van Hagan –
Nice compact receiver/amp
Excellent sound. Used to power outdoor 50 watt speaker. Only four star rating because the remote did not work. Replaced the battery but still didn’t work.
MyBritishComputerGuy –
It may be little, but it’s loud!
The provided English instructions are inadequate. I’ve shared enlarged photos of the instructions, although they remain nonsensical. In light of this, I’ll include my setup details in my review.The unit features a neat blue display for close-up reading. The Mode button facilitates cycling through LINE (default)/Radio/Bluetooth/USB. Without a USB, it transitions from Radio back to Line.Power on switch is located on the rear of the Amplifier which is not ideal. It would be better placed in the front of the unit.Breaking down the modes:”LINE” – Simple setup by connecting devices with line plugs, designed for DVD or CD players.”Radio” – There is a telescoping FM antenna on the rear of the unit. There’s no direct frequency selection. You press the Play button to cycle through the stations and the unit assigns the strongest frequencies to preset. Then you cycle through the presets with the Track Reverse and Track Forward buttons.”Blue” – Bluetooth connection is straightforward despite unclear instructions. Navigate to “blue,” hear a three-tone chime, indicating pairing mode. Locate “BT” in your Bluetooth menu on the device you wish to send audio from and connect. However, there’s no direct way to disconnect a device from the amplifier; you must do it from the connected device.”USB” – Requires your thumb drive formatted in FAT32 format before it will be detected; MP3 files can be in the root directory or a folder. There was limited information on the EQ presets, but it seems to only work on the USB mode. The Blue display shows “USB” with the tracks elapsed time. Repeat button works for single or all songs.Once you figure out how to get your audio to play, the sound is surprisingly loud (tested with small bookshelf speakers). Sound quality is average though, but I’d say good for the price point.Regarding features not fully explored: microphone functionality, two mic jacks for karaoke with echo. To turn off the amplifier you have to do it with the switch in the rear of the unit. The remote control power button only puts it in standby.In conclusion, a reasonably solid and inexpensive small unit. Suitable for a computer setup, a garage, den, or a shop.
Brian Severn –
Decent integrated amp for the money!
Advertised as 400Wx2 PEAK & 50Wx2 RMS, I was able to power a pair of bookshelf speakers no problem. I used the line level in from my LG tablet to test music, and also Bluetooth from my iPhone to test it’s BT streaming capabilities. Everything worked as expected. The amp is quite (no hiss at high volumes when an audio source is on pause for example). I would estimate the power on the amp to be a lot lower than advertised, although it had no trouble driving a small set of bookshelf speakers.It has two mic inputs that I tested with my mic and they work fine. What’s cool is that you can have two live mics for karaoke sing alongs, and it even has an echo adjustment for added effects. The flash drive, Bluetooth, FM Radio, and Line in all worked as advertised.It comes with everything, including a handy remote (batteries included), and even an old school collapsible antenna for the radio. For around forty bucks, this is a solid multipurpose amplifier that could easily be used for small parties, church events, things like that, and I’d have no problems recommending it to friends and family looking for something like this.
Gary Zenker –
Tiny box with a might voice
Pre-amps were a common requirement in my younger years. In those days, turntables had no built-in amplifier, nor did other equipment including CD, cassette and 8track players (I really am that old).A pre-amp today adds a few capabilities (including connectors ) for newer types of equipment.The front features a USB and SD MMC input for MP3 files placed on the root directory. I can advance songs in order on the unit or using the remote but I have more control by choosing the music on the source deviceBluetooth connection is much like it is on other devices, connect from the device you wish to connect to the pre-amp.Conventional connections include two full size plug mic jacks in front, and a single line connection from the back. This won;t replace a full receiver if you have many devices. It also has a built-in radio receiver which does a fair job overall.And the price. I probably paid more in the 1970s for a pre-amp than this one costs 50 years later. For the money, a very good buy.