Donner Stereo Receivers Home Audio Amplifier, Premium 1000W Peak Power 4 Channel Amplifier with Bluetooth 5.0, USB, FM, 2 Mic-in, Echo, RCA, Optical/Coaxial Input for Home, Karaoke, Theater Speakers
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Size: 1000W
Features
- 1000 Watt PEAK POWER: Donner stereo receiver provides a 1000W peak power (25W 4 RMS power) and simplified appearance to level up your audio experience. 4 channels can be independently controlled and support up to 4 groups of 8 speakers with 4-to 8 ohms
- MULTIFUNCTION REMOTE: Without the limitation of a single function, our amplifier home audio comes with an upgraded remote control that can use the setting functions of treble/ midrange/ bass/ echo/Talkover in any input mode ( Note: 1. battery is not included; 2. please disconnect the power supply via the on/off button on the machine instead of the remote after using to avoid humming noise )
- MULTI-INPUT MODES: The audio receiver supports various sound source inputs including Bluetooth 5.0, USB (up to 64G), 2 pairs of RCA, 2 mic inputs, AUX IN, and FM radio. In addition, digital Optical fiber and coaxial interfaces have been added to fit most smart TVs (Note: 1. Please confirm whether your TV requires the "external audio output" mode to be selected before connecting our product. 2. No HDMI input )
- CUSTOMIZED EQ CONTROL: Both the bluetooth amplifier and the remote can independently control the treble, midrange, and bass adjustment, you can set the sound as you like
- DUAL MIC INTERFACES: Equipped with dual 1/4'' microphone jacks for your karaoke party. Plus the Talk Over function can lower the background music for clearer sound output in events/ hosting/ speech occasions
Brand: Donner
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB
Controller Type: Remote Control
Special Feature: Built-In Bluetooth
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet, Television
Connector Type: Coaxial, Optical, RCA, USB
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4
Color: black
Product Dimensions: 13.7"D x 9.8"W x 3.9"H
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB
Controller Type: Remote Control
Other Special Features of the Product: Built-In Bluetooth
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet, Television
Connector Type: Coaxial, Optical, RCA, USB
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4
Output Power: 1000 Watts
Wattage: 1000 watts
Number of Channels: 4
Output Wattage: 1000 Watts
Supported Internet Services: Deezer, Spotify, TIDAL
Control Method: Remote, Touch
Audio Output Type: Speakers
Format: WAV, WMA
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Brand: Donner
Model Number: MAMP5
Manufacturer: Donner
Built-In Media: Amplifier Body, Remote
Warranty Description: 1 YEAR
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 13.7"D x 9.8"W x 3.9"H
Item Weight: 4.12 Kilograms
Color: black
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Size: 440W
I couldn’t be happier with the Donner Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Audio Amplifier Receiver! This amplifier has exceeded all my expectations in terms of performance and versatility. Here’s what I love about it: Powerful Sound: The 440W peak power provides a robust, clear, and crisp sound that fills the room effortlessly. Whether I’m playing music, watching movies, or hosting a gathering, the sound quality is always impressive. Bluetooth 5.0 Connectivity: The Bluetooth 5.0 feature ensures a stable and fast connection, making it super easy to stream music from my phone or other Bluetooth devices without any interruptions. Multiple Input Options: The inclusion of USB, SD, and FM options gives me the flexibility to play music from various sources. The RCA and 2 mic inputs are perfect for both music listening and karaoke sessions, which I really appreciate. User-Friendly Interface: The controls are intuitive, and the LED display adds a nice touch. I love the speaker selector feature that allows me to manage my setup with ease, and the echo function for the microphones is fantastic for karaoke nights. Versatile Design: It looks great in my home studio setup and blends well with my other equipment. It’s not bulky, and its sleek design makes it easy to integrate into any space without feeling overwhelming. Great Value: For all the features it offers, this amplifier provides exceptional value. The sound quality, connectivity options, and overall performance make it a solid investment for anyone looking to enhance their home theater or audio setup. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with the Donner MAMP5 and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to elevate their audio experience. It delivers on all fronts and offers great value for the price!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025 by Sal
Size: 440W
My previous amplifier was a tube amp. But I burned something out (not a tube, I checked those) and I needed something that was less complicated than my old set up. My old set up was a tube amp for my front Klipches and a Class D amp for the back ones. I also have a 400 watt subwoofer. I used to feed those amps from my computer, which outputs to a discrete DAC. This is for my 10x10 home office, by the way. So I know it's overkill. So anyway - I got the MAMP5 and used 4 channels to bi-amp my front Klipches (these are the ones you can do that on). Then I just did normal 2 channel to the back. I used pre-out to go to my sub. Then I messed around with levels and stuff on the amp and on my sub. Those blue dials on the amp - don't turn them up past about 12 o'clock. Use the little black one on the bottom right to control overall level. The blue dials are just to set "ratio." And you keep them at less than 12 because you want to leave some headroom for loud things in your music. If you hear the fan - that's because you did something wrong. For example, I can make the fan come on by turning the blue knobs to almost zero, then cranking the main volume knob. Because the blue knobs are near zero, there's almost no sound coming from the amp. But it's still working hard. That's because I think the blue knobs basically just work like resisters and the black knob controls the actual amplifier. SO - put the blue knobs near 12 o'clock and the little knob at 9, or 12 if you want loud loud. I think if you turn the bass or treble up too high, that will also trigger the fans prematurely. So it you hear the fan, mess around with the volume & tone knobs. So what does it sound like? My original major in college was audio recording engineer, I used to do sound in a club, and I have done it for live bands, so I think I have decent ears. 1) It's "trebly" - so turn down the treble. This could also be me going from tube to solid state. Either way, turn the treble down a little. 2) bass needs to be turned up a little. 3) Soundstage is good. Instruments and voices appear in 3D space about like I would expect. 4) It doesn't sound grainy. That was my big worry. 5) It's loud AF! If you adjust it right - you actually are getting 50 clean watts per channel. So with me biamping the fronts, I am getting 100 watts to each of those and 50 to each of the rears. These are efficient speakers and I can drive them to earsplitting level with almost no distortion. 6) The remote works, but only controls volume for the bluetooth, USB and card reader and FM inputs. It won't control volume for aux or anything else that is plugged into the back with RCAs. 7) When it does distort, it distorts the way that you would expect from a class-D (I don't think it's A/B for this price). So it's like clean, clean, clean, then holy moly. It's not linear. The fact they put in a loud fan and super ventilated the case tells me this is primarily intended for something like a retail store or a bar. My impression is that it won't prematurely fail. I think it's worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2022 by Zyziwig
Size: 440W
This little amp is not the highest quality but it's good quality, especially for the low price. The one downgrade I've found so far, which I attribute to quality control, is the channel selector knob is slightly misaligned so it actually seems to point to the next selection rather than the one it's on but I can live with that. It also seems rather choosy about usb drives in that I first used an old one I had that worked fine for loading music with my Mac but the amp wouldn't play (as soon as I inserted the drive, it changed out of USB mode)--and the manual doesn't say what format they should be in but I assume it's FAT(32). When I purchased some new thumb drives and loaded music onto one, it played fine. Another feature that may matter to some is that there really are a limited number of inputs, labeled for DVD, CD, Mic and Aux but you can use them for whatever you want. You can also do as I did and buy an inexpensive audio selector switch (I got one with 4 inputs) to jump it to as many inputs as you need. I notice other comments here had some difficulty with the bluetooth but it worked fine for me, easily paring with my iPhone. I'm also impressed with the base and treble controls which seem to have a wide range. Also, some comments talk about the FM radio running out of channels (it takes 50) before reaching the higher frequencies when doing the automatic channel search in setup. I live in downtown San Francisco so we should have lots of FM stations but I ran the channel search with no antenna hooked up in order to lock in only the strongest channels and it reached the 109 mHz band before running out. Quite a few of those it locked onto were mostly static but when I hooked up an antenna (which you have to buy separately) a number of them came through loud and clear enough to be useful.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by B. Thomas