KAD-2BT Digital Stereo Amplifier Bluetooth 110W | AV Receiver Stereo HiFi Amp | Class D, FM, USB, SD, Echo, Mic, RCA, Home Cinema, Turntable, DJ, Streaming, Karaoke, TV, Desktop, Speaker System

My old Sony amp finally expired after 40 years and I needed a quick modern replacement. Spent some time looking through the offerings on Amazon and settled on this one because it was compact, neat looking and had an impressive set of input sources. It was the only one I found in this price range that had two sets of Phono inputs which actually sealed the deal in the end. It also has a 3.5mm jack, SD card, USB stick and Bluetooth inputs as well as a couple of Microphone jacks. The media player for SD and USB is very basic as the display is small but allows you to skip tracks and fast forward through the tracks sequentially, there's no concept of playlist or folders. Connecting over Bluetooth from your phone is very easy and this allows you to use the full functionality of your phone media player instead. Sound quality is good with "traditional" rotary knobs on the front for bass, treble and volume, together with echo and tone knobs specifically for the microphone inputs. Output power is mid-range but it's more than adequate for my needs. With a direct mains input and on/off switch on the front you can plug it in without an external power supply block, no scrabbling down the back of the furniture to turn it off at the wall socket or more likely leaving it turned on all the time draining power when you don't need it. To summarise, quality of build and style is good with the wide range of inputs making it a very versatile amp and I think it's an amazing price to pay for all this functionality.

Had this for a few weeks, wanted to test it first, don't do many reviews. £50 thought it may have to go back, nope it's absolutely fine, have a 5 disc cd player and works perfectly with that, Bluetooth is an absolute breeze, just connect to tablet/phone and simply plays the audio. Knobs are not exactly rigid feel but the work and once set you only need on/off switch. Sounds are good, not as good as a £1000 amp but then I haven't got £1000 ears, it's good enough for me. Would recommend it for your average person but not for the music afficiardo. Is good value for money 👍

First one delivered had a channel issue. Within two minutes of reporting through amazon I had a return call from the supplier and the product was replaced next day. cant fault that response. Its a solid bit of kit purchased for home and caravan use, Blue tooth works perfectly from phone. Cheked all channels work ok and Radio picked up channels from a piece of speaker wire. Note no ariel included. Sound is ok. Not an expert but ok for the money. Could do with more base i think. However its acceptable and nothing about the quality over rides the music enjoyment. For under £50 given the features and all media tried through this i am satisfied. Thought about buying another one for the man cave after looking on line for a cheaper version I noticed that from the photo's other option look to have the twiddly bits ( knobs/switches and ports) a bit out of kilter so maybe there is a quality cost you should not go below.

Perfect for my kitchen (or any room for that matter). Sound quality is not too bad actually. Had issues at first cos there was no sound coming out when connected to bluetooth. Turns out you need also to select media player in the selector knob and voila! Connected to book shelf speakers placed on top of my fridge (hidden so the missus approves). Played amazon music UHD high resolution music (audiophile sound test) and sounded pretty well! Volume is only quarter turn as very powerful indeed. And it's cheap and delivered next day. Surely much better than the best bluetooth portable speakers. The combination of the amp and my 8 ohm bookshelves are perfect. Cons. No remote control. Looks dated with all the knobs . But the sound quality makes up for it. If you want something prettier go get a £200 one.

I have never used an amp before or needed one but having put speakers in my lounge ceiling to connect my tv and Apple Music to, this seemed to do everything I wanted for what seems be a reasonable amount of money, really easy to set up and will need to purchase cables to connect to my tv but other than that it’s a tidy little piece of equipment looks smart if you can’t hide away in a cupboard. The Bluetooth pairing is instant and the sound quality is clear, but this depends on what speakers you use. But this is a Bluetooth receiver not a sender so you can’t use it with Bluetooth speakers you need speaker wire to connect to this amp. Arrived well wrapped up and in about 3 days with instructions and fault finding facts if needed. Bang on

Purchased as an interim amplifier . It's small and compact and will fit into a small place . Has lots of features . Sound is average , treble responds well but bass not so well and seems not to make a difference , will hook it up to better and bigger speakers , to see if that improves the sound later . Update - attached bigger speakers and unfortunately didn't sound any better , the amplifier needs more bass and less squeaky treble - amplifier returned

I wanted a decent bluetooth amp to sit inside a kitchen cupboard, feeding a pair of ceiling speakers. The performance is superb for the money. The radio is a massive bonus. I didn't even know it has one built in. Without an aerial, it acquires a good signal. The use of the radio is clunky. I have it permanently set to one station, to give me an alternative to streamed music. It is really good. You have to press a button to tell the amp whether you want to a) feed it with a Bluetooth stream, b) access the USB input or c) use the radio. It defaults to USB, which is mildly irritating as I have to open the cupboard and press the button to select bluetooth, every time is is powered off. I plan to buy a dedicated Bluetooth receiver and connect that to the amp via a line in. The line in is directly selectable with a knob, so this setup will always be instantly available for Bluetooth streaming when I come in from work and flick the switch above the worktop.

It works without a hitch! I'm using the Aux mostly, and occasionally Bluetooth, and both work with no issues at all. I'm using this to power my Dali Spektor 2 speakers and it sounds wonderful for records. It does have an annoying buzzing sound when it's turned on, and it's pretty noticeable when listening to music that has quiet parts in it, or annoying when an album finishes. If that doesn't bother you or you aren't sat near to it, this is a really good and cost effective device that does everything as advertised perfectly. Recommended.