i have to agree with the first post.....kinda cheesy, it did go back....um a few years...lol.....but it is a great product at a good price..... i showed a fellow dj this product and even he liked it....not loved it....but liked it..the tuner display is on the outside of the knob...the display interface is has no real features at all ...as if they were going to make this great ..then thought again.....................but for a beginner it will work.

Inexpensive, and if all you want is line audio pass through, you'll be happy. The manual and website is not only useless but absolutely incomprehensible. The front panel display design appears to be from a 1990's handheld gamebox. It's dominated by a dot image of a globe and a bumblebee! It has a tuning scale for the AM-FM, but strangely enough, no cursor to tell you what frequency you are tuning. No tuning memory. Too bad they wasted an input on a microphone. More line inputs would have been nice. Put electrical tape over the annoying panel display. Bottom line, good value for a high power line amplifier.

This product is of poor quality. When I opened the box and saw the item I knew I was going to return it. It looks very cheap, like something you would have purchased in the 1980s. There are no modern features.