Rockville SINGMIX 5 2000w Bluetooth DJ/Pro/Karaoke/Home Amplifier Mixer Receiver

Ok you hear of remote not working. Let’s fix that turn on unit then can use remote the display doesn’t turn off it turns off the unit tho if you push power. Display stays lit up for you. Great value great preformance. 4 channels min of 4ohms 4 mic inputs plus 3 out puts on back for devices 250 watt per Chanel and a mono and stereo with control in front. Aux and BT compatible. Karaoke amazing on it. With a 10 ban EQ. Mic volum and Master volum. Remote and in antenna to help with WiFi up to like 38 feet I think. Paced well during shipping. Fast. So 5 stars and Recommended. Party to home audio to events. This is what you expect in a mixer.

I had my output from a 6-channel mixer to line in of this amp and ran an output from the amp to my JBL PRX One. kareoke from TV is connected to bluetooth through my mixer. Unbeatable sound quality over all. However, the remote control is a joke as an add on, at times it is virtually worthless. so i took off 1 star for this poor quality remote. I would recommend this amp if you dont care about the cheap remote. So that, I highly recommend the amp.

I love my audio equipment and it is usually from Yamaha, but, I did not want to spend that much for a garage stereo. I have no interest in karaoke, only output power and I do love a bargain. I tried one of these because the home base of the company would allow a personal return if all else failed.As it turned out, this unit is quite powerful. I assume Class D amplification at this price, which is fine now due to advancements reducing IMD, but I am not sure. I can only attest to the output power of this unit because of comparison to the multitude of amps I have owned not actual measurement, but it hits hard. I can only find one negative in that it is almost as ugly as it is powerful.I have since purchased their RPA9, a stronger and better looking amp, also a pair of their entry level 15's to replace the woofers in a pair of old Infinty's. I got my niece their hd5 powered speakers for her stereo. And I have two of their 15 band constant Q EQ's. They are good eq's especially at the price but the constant q seems a bit variable by my assessment.Overall, I am pleased with their products. Lets put things in perspective. I am not yet able to comment on long term happiness with this company. Yamaha has nothing to worry about, but for 35 pounds of Yamaha amplification I paid well over 10 times the cost of some hard hitting Rockville amps. Do not worry about class d or thd of .5%. Do worry that your 50 W/Channel RMS Class A/B is going to kill your tweets. Just my thoughts as I have all the above because I have done all the above.

The remote never did work. Got this to be able to watch concerts on tv and line out to pa speakers and to use for a karaoke birthday party for my teenager. Seemed perfect with Bluetooth and all. It wouldn’t even push two 300 watt speakers and two 200 watt monitors. All are 8 ohm. All it did was make a horrible noise. The manual said it would, but the product fell short. My speakers are fine when I plug them into my band pa amp. I didn’t want to have to plug in the big pa for a kids karaoke party and it doesn’t have Bluetooth. I have to rework my whole party plan now and play DJ. Didn’t want to have to wear that hat but here I go. Returning them is a pain -can’t just drop them off on my time -gotta sit around and wait for a driver to take it. Makes me wonder if it is safe to even plug in. There is no value for your money if the product doesn’t work.

I purchased this unit about a month ago, and it's been great. It's connected to my living room wall TV via an optical cable and 4 in-wall speakers (each is 8 ohms) via speaker wires. It's also driving 2 wireless microphones. The audio is loud and the quality is decent. We use it to watch movies using our wall speakers for audio on action movies. We also use it for karaoke on weekends. The microphones and the main output each have a 3 band EQ which helps getting the preferred audio and minimize feedback when using the MICs. I've also plugged a laptop to it with no issues whatsoever. I've also used its Bluetooth via an iPad without issues. I highly recommend this product. It replaced a similar Pyle of ~!#$% I purchased before getting an RMA for this one.

The media could not be loaded.  I like it sound good but speaker channel plug have problems sometimes hear right no left, left &left ok I worry next times it doesn’t work and Bluetooth it too. I think not all. If don’t have problems I choose it and good price.

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My only real beef; the remote DOES NOT control the volume unless your source is Bluetooth or USB. If your source is Line 'x' you will have to get up to adjust the volume, just like in the "good ol' days".Otherwise: 1) it sounds okay; 2) the spousal unit is able to sing along with, whatever, and record it; 3) the price is pretty good.Recommended with the caveat of the volume control silliness.

Got trouble with connect with speaker shut off sometime

A powerful amp with optical audio input provides a low distortion clear sound. Only cons is the limited function remote.

Product quality is bad. Sound delayed. The electric current is loud. You have to pay for the return, which is close to $100. Don't buy it.bad service