🔊 200W Power Home Stereo Amplifier Receiver by Sunbuck - Wireless Bluetooth, USB, SD Card, FM Radio, Remote Control, Dual Channel Sound, Ideal for Theater Entertainment, Studio Use (AS-35BU) Review

Front dents out of box Body panels need better QC. The device itself is fine. The Bluetooth function works. I mainly use it for my classroom. To power my two ceiling speakers. There is a switch that can operate on AC and DC. This is a great feature.

This little amp works very well. It's small enough to be semi-portable. I juggle this amp and two massive speakers between the living room and the backyard all the time. Blue Tooth works great with cell phones, but this amp isn't "A2DP Compliant" or "SCMS-T Compliant" so it won't work with laptops, Bluetooth TVs, or projectors. Wouldn't buy again, I can't play movies with Volume has increased on its own for the past few weeks. For a short period of time when watching a movie, it needs to be…

I would give it five stars if it weren't for the hum that can be heard at zero volume. We know that every amplifier has noise. For a device suitable for studio, shop, garage, etc., it's not too annoying. I put two 6.5" Rockford Fosgate pickups in a double sided case and they sound great! It has an FM receiver, but the memory function is shaky. Just use the remote control and enter the frequency of your station. I find two microphone inputs useful for karaoke. Oh, and the remote has a very short

We bought it for the patio, the sound is fine and it does what we need at a price that matches its quality. However, people don't pay attention to the watts they report. It says 200 watts, blah haha, not even that. I don't have a meter to see what this actually does, RMS or max power, but I suspect it will max out at around 5 watts per channel. You'll find this on many Chinese-made audio devices that far exceed the rating. Revain should review this advertisement for errors. Considering what the

This is terrible for those hoping to use it as a traditional FM/AM radio. Reception is good but the controls are a nightmare, you literally can't tune in to a specific radio station. It has a scan button that also doubles as a volume button, which is unnecessary and just annoying given the huge volume slider already there. The scanning is terribly slow and once you actually get to the right station (which can take over 1 minute) it doesn't stop. It then kicks you out of the scan function and…

I work in an auto repair shop and needed something compact that could stand on a tool box and be loud enough to be heard through all the noise. It meets all of these criteria. I don't know where the noise complaints are coming from. At first I had the same problem until I turned up the volume on the remote and phone. Then voila, the thing rocks and the overall volume is easily adjusted with the volume knob or remote control. I personally don't use the remote control because of a dirty hand. I…

Purchased 18th January. It is now August 16th. 6 months of serious continuous use. First some bad things. The console is pretty much useless. You must perfectly align the sensor with the laser. At dead levels (between songs during podcasts or low-level songs), the stereo will click and make crackling noises. I find that very annoying. You have to manually switch from media to line connection using the rotary knob on the device. This switches the line connection from my TV to my Bluetooth…