Bluetooth Amplifier, Portable Abramtek M28 Stereo Integrated Amp, 100Watts Per Channel Audio Receiver for Home Cinema System, Speakers, Theater Entertainment

The previous review written by G. Smith is accurate and fair I think so I'm just underscoring his findings really. My needs are similar to his that of ideally using as a PA amplifier and on this it falls short by quite some way. There may be workarounds to eke out a little more level from it but that means employing 2 ohm speakers (DIY really as no commercial speakers have that low an impedance). Also giving them a hot signal seems to help but that cannot be achieved using bluetooth or the USB function. Yes it's nicely designed and seems to work well. It's a bit quirky with regard to the implementation of the controls though. The manual is limited in it's explanation so you have to use trial and error which is not ideal. I nearly sent it back but figured I could find a use for it. If I'd had known how low the REAL power output is (around 50wpc rms bridged!) I definitely would not have bothered. So the sales team got their desired result in making sure a sale was made but here I am pouring cold water all over their products innovation and giving it only three stars. Harsh but petrol is nearly £2 a litre and I work hard for my money. Please don't use falsehoods in your adverts. If it's not false then show us your specifications and we can see the reality for ourselves.

Firstly the product does what it says it will do and does it very well it small and well made with a very good layout, clean full sound output. I tested this in both bridged out put and single no wattage difference here my 80w rms speakers had no issue at max volume either. Abramtek sell this with a 50w speaker so at a guess the unit is really 50w RMS and 100w Peak. So good for a house party but that its limit. The HDMI Aux Bluetooth and USB all work really well and its great to have such useful connections. I bought this to test as an option to make a passive pa speaker active with Bluetooth etc. But its not really up to such a task (I was hoping the bridged connection would unlock the full (200w) But it does not. In conclusion its such a well designed useful product that its worth buying if your happy at about 50w RMS. Is it good value for money? Yes but if it ever goes on sale for £100 I would buy another for TWS feature. 3 star for volume but a 4 to 5 star product.