Review on Moukey 100W Bluetooth 5.0 Desktop Stereo Amplifier for Home Audio Speakers - Portable 2-Channel Amp Receiver with FM Radio, MP3/USB/SD Readers, 2 Microphone Inputs, Remote Control by Elizabeth Johnson

I bought this little amp to connect to Moukey outdoor all weather speakers I got for my backyard and it works great. some other really cool features. The FM radio picks up just as well as my larger receiver/amplifier at home, and the station auto-scan function made it easy to find local stations and save them automatically. The antenna on the back is multi-directional and works well. I haven't done anything other than "kitchen table test" of the karaoke inputs, but they work well and my grandkids will need them for backyard fun. . This is a pair of 1/4"/Hi-Z inputs and there is a delay (reverb) control for mixing in a specific environment to match the background karaoke source - streaming, USB, card or CD. I hooked this up to a portable CD-disc and it works great, although I had to cut an RCA to TRS mini stereo cable from one of my other setups to hook it up, easy fix with what I have at this price point I don't have any particular discomfort at 10 ft. no hiccups in audio, no dropouts i like the backlit volume control, easy to read display and built in selectable sound field mode - (classic, jazz, pop, rock and nothing) It's a handy EQ Adjustment via the treble and bass controls on the front panel It's an easy to use well made little amp well vented (they're ca gets pretty cool) and there's nothing about it that requires a lot of reading and p requires dizziness to make it work. In terms of sound, it runs very quietly, but has a lot of power. Before putting it in the garage and pairing it with Moukey speakers, I tested it with a pair of small, high quality passive bookshelf speakers and it sounded great with them. This makes it an affordable alternative to buying a bulky amplifier/tuner system. If you're just using streaming tunes, CDs, etc. I'm not sure how well the player will work with that, as I think most old-school players need a hotter signal (or preamp). You may be able to use a newer USB player with the USB port. I'm not sure about that, but some other people might know more about this. I tested the USB port with a stick loaded with some old tunes and everything worked great. All in all this is a great little amp for the money and has more than enough power to fill my little green space in my backyard. Ambient melodies, as well as spice up the atmosphere for small gatherings.