Review on 🔊 3000W Wireless Bluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier - Hybrid Multi-Channel Power Amplifier System with AM/FM Radio, MP3/USB, AUX, RCA, Karaoke Mic Input - Rack Mountable, Remote Control - P3301BAT by Kevin Hawkins

.to the home cinema. While the manual power button is inconvenient, I leave it pressed and, like the rest of my home theater equipment, plug it into a smart Wi-Fi extender so I can turn on everything individually or the entire system by voice. Tip: Get a smart power strip that lets you name each outlet so it's easier to remember the name than the outlet number. I like that while it generates a lot of power, it doesn't use many AC watts. I have real-time AC load statistics from my backup battery. Now I can only take it up to 25% as I only have 200w speakers and don't want to ruin them. Now I'm building a 4-750 (RMS) for it. So ok 100W AC load at 25% volume. I saw another review that said the subwoofer didn't work. I don't work for them. Try adding "active subwoofer". The background of the remote control is dark, as is the lettering. I scanned the remote control into my computer, then edited the image to make it lighter, then printed it onto vinyl, cut out the buttons and taped over the original. I've read others are having issues with Bluetooth, both work without interruption, Samsung 4.2 and Windows Bluetooth Suite. It has a phenomenal cooling system as I hear as the song ends. The fan runs until the load drops and it shuts down. It's not loud at all, but noticeable when the sounds are played. I have 4 cats and only 2 black males love that sound. They both come and lie down on the floor when I turn on the sound (not loud). I think they like deep bass. The support for this was great, by the way. I only had one question and it was answered quickly and in detail. Thanks Loui