Rockville RPM45BT 1800W 4-Channel Powered Mixer/Amplifier, Bluetooth, EQ

I love everything about this bluetooth Rockville PA Amplifier, sound quality is out of this world 🌎🎛️🎚️🎙️🎶🎼🔊🔊, it's just like those expensive one's but without being Expensive, and it's very Reliable too, and I love the fact Bluetooth is built in , you can connect your phone and play youtube music through it if you wanted, has strong power , don't forget 8ohms per speakers you connect to it and 900 watts max per Rockville instructions, you can't go wrong with this PA Amplifier!!!👍😎😎

Excellent

These units for the price are fantastic! Everyone seems to be complaining about the fan. Perhaps they have upgrade the fan now but it's super quiet. Besides if the sound is blaring who can hear a fan when your at 100 decibels! I only cranked the volume half way. I feel any louder I would have blown my 8ohm 12' speakers! Bluetooth works great! Wont interface with a computer but that can easily be fixed with some cables.

So far so good! I have a set of 15" subs for my PA and this pushed them without a sweat. Some people have commented on the noise from the cooling fan (which is actually pretty quiet), but I think it's perfectly fine for an amp meant to play sound that would drown it out anyway. The only cheap part of it is the remote that controls the tuner and Bluetooth. It's one of those generic one's used to also control cheap LED lights. If you have anything else in the room that uses these remotes, I recommend covering the sensor with electrical tape.

I used this for a family party over the holidays, and it performed very well. The Bluetooth connectivity is easy to use, and VERY convenient for parties and karaoke. I recorded the performances on an external recorder using the audio out connections, and everything sounded really nice. In a live setting, the sound was just okay, but better speakers probably would have made the difference. Other reviewers have mentioned the constant fan noise, but in actual use the music and crowd completely drown that out, so it didn’t bother me. The knobs don’t feel durable, but the body does. I think it will do a fair job for small parties and band practices, but I wouldn’t count on it for anything big.

Works fantastic. This Rockville RPM45BT is a really cool little mixer for only $150. Recommend using balanced LXR inputs for wireless mics. If necessary get an LXR adapter. For Bluetooth, the input level is labeled MP3, which should be set at about 25 percent to start, and your mixer levels should be about 50 percent. After everything is hooked up, turn up master volume from zero to whatever you can handle. Works well with 8ohm Rockville PA speakers. I bought two SPNG108 speakers. System is great for streaming karaoke with a laptop. Then connect HDMI to smart tv.

We bought this to use at our wrestling promotion for the main sound system. It was super easy to learn how to use it and the sound is great! We use the Bluetooth feature for music, but also have our microphones plugged in as well. Every now and then it sounds a bit off, but adjusting the knobs on the front of it to fix the sound works every time.

DO NOT buy this amp. Absolute piece of garbage. I powered it up 3 times before it stopped working entirely. The first 2 times it had a horrible humming noise and the music was distorted as hell. The third time I powered it up, I had no sound coming from the speaker outputs. I had sound from the line out to my other amp running my subwoofers, but nothing coming from the back of the unit itself. Very disappointed in it. I won’t ever buy another Rockville product again