RockvilleRPM80BT 2400W Powered 8 Channel Mixer/Amplifier, Bluetooth, EQ, Reverb/Delay, USB, Phantom Power, for Live Sound and Studio Use

Good quality

Works great so far! Great cost and sounds very good!

Works well,built with plenty of up to date connecting abilities.Decscent headroom on this powered amp mixer.

Bought this to replace a 4 channel unit for our senior group. I'd added 2 additional wireless mics, and we run PC sound through it as well. So the eight channels are terrific. And there is a separate channel for line, which is where we run the PC sound.It has a number of features we never use, but the equalizer is nice since so many of our members have lost the treble ranges, and we can boost that for clarity. I'd hoped it would work as well and sound as good as our old 4-channel mixer/amp, but it is very much better. The musician members noted that it has a full, warm sound quality.One other very nice thing is that the layout of volume and effects for each channel are clearly identified, some of our members had trouble finding the volume control. I highly recommend this, and also suggest you buy good quality speakers.

I loved this mixer I got it and it just had the best quality sound and the Bluetooth range is amazingThe only wrong thing is buying it used I bought it used and the fan wash working but besides that if u buy it new it won’t let u down

Use this mixer for practice with a band and to play music on some events, it sounds awesome, I use two Rockville speakers and two Rockville sub woofers and sounds really good, I bought the Rockville four channel mixer with two speakers and sounded great but then I bought the two bottoms (sub woofers) and then noticed that I needed more power, so I bought this Rockville eight channel mixer and its perfect the effects the EQ and Bluetooth are awesome.

I replaced my 30+ year old PA head with this one. I had higher expextations, but it fell a little short. First, there was a strong "fishy" smell when I first took it out of the box, andd the smell lasted about a week. Second, the knobs are not very well-built. All the control knobs are wiggly when you turn them. Lastly, there's some static noise even when nothing is plugged in. Overall, for the money, it's fine.

I paired this up with a pair of their RSG12's and it sounds really good. The fm radio gets really loud, but my microphone not so much. There's some clipping occurring with the mp3's. This may be too much power for my RSG12's...not sure yet.