MUSYSIC Stereo Audio Amplifier-2000Watts Amplifier Audio- 2 Channel Power Amplifier System Home Theater Sound System 1/4 Inch Inputs

100% love this amp... I have a pyle PMX602M powered amp with many hookups and an EQ, and I have no problem with this amp. maxed out my sound and modified my EQ, and I have overpowered this amp, but still held up and kept the sound clear... I will be buying 3 more of these, and I will be hooking up some serious sound systems. running 8000 watts is better than what I had before, but with 4 of them, 1 to power 4 500 watt speakers, 1 to power 2 1000 watt speakers, and 2 amps to power 4 1000 subs. you can not complain about this product.. no feedback, and great inputs and outputs. In the future, I might just buy a couple 8000 watt amps, and see how things go... Maybe I can do some serious parties somewhere.

I received the product earlier than expected, so very pleased about that. I was a bit nervous because I bought this used to save a little bit of money, but extremely happy with the amp. It was packed well, and quite honestly I was shocked to find the unit had no scratches or wear marks on it. It performs like I expected it to.

The noise is loud enough for my small set up. No lack of power for the way I had set it. It seems to be an amazing value. This unit has1 day of being used so far.

Absolutely great

I see allot of really stupid comments from buyers of this product. The amp is awesome for the price. You need to pair it correctly with 4 ohm speakers to get 500w per channel with 1000w momentary peaks. Most comments neglect the impedance of the attached speakers and most PA speakers are 8 ohm. I pared this amp with low end PA speakers rated 500w rms (That's continuous power) and 1000w peak. To achieve this the speakers had to be 4ohm and thats what I purchased. This amp kicks them well. The red clipping led will light during normal output. unless it stays on steady this is well within the amps range and should not alarm you. There is a ton of head room above the LED clipping.

I recently got this amp for my church. Our old Amps died. I hooked up the new amp. And was amazed at the sound quality. Yes the amp is loud but not noticeable during service.

When I first started using this, I noticed that, when using the TRS inputs, one channel wouldn't work unless I applied a little side-force on the plug. Irritating, but not a huge problem because I was planning to use XLR inputs. That was fine until I started having a channel drop out during rehearsal. I decided to look into the issue and took the cover off to discover that pin 3 of XLR is soldered to ground (so, NOT balanced inputs). The TRS inputs are wired directly to the XLR inputs, so the TRS ring is also tied to the TRS shield. Furthermore, you can see that there are only three wires (red/white/black) leaving the board to the amp, and there's not enough circuitry to difference balanced signals, so this thing does _not_ have balanced inputs. This can have issues if you're using a Y-splitter to run the main-out signal to some powered monitors, as your -signal is going to be grounded and you're going to lose all of your common-mode noise rejection and 6dB of signal.

I've been running sound for theater shows for about 2 years now. I went through a lot of amps friends let me borrow. I gotta tell you, you need this kind of power to have good, clean, loud sound. Even above 135 decibels, it sounds great. But since it does such a good job with all of my equipment combined, the little bit of fan noise from the cooling fans isn't noticeable once the show starts.