Electric Drum AMP, 80-Watt Wireless Electronic Drum Amplifier Professional DDA-80

For the price, I couldn’t be more impressed by this thing. I had a smaller Donner amp first that I did not like, so I was reluctant, but this one comes through. Very good quality tone, shocking solid bass/low end. A lot features that I haven’t even really messed with. It’s loud enough and the quality is good enough to carry through in probably up to about a 1000 sq foot room. For practicing at home, this thing is somewhere between perfect to too loud. It’s small, not particularly heavy, and very easy to use. All pluses as well. Overall very strong value for the cost.

Super powerful, the sound is very clear.

Just works great. easy to use. Great value, I bought it during black Friday. I was going to buy a lesser quality cheap unit just to practice with and didn't need much power, but I went with this one so if and when I play with my friends, Ill have enough volume to play together with them. Wasn't much more than the other one I was looking at. Very loud when you want it to be, more than I need at the moment. LOL. Great size and easily portable

Really quite worth it. Decent quality sound, multiple inputs. Great for a small monitor for your eDrum kit. I ultimately returned because I changed my use case (needed way louder), but this was working perfectly for my home garage playing.

I only got about 3 years before my Roland PM 100 had an electronics failure. Basically the highs cut out and intermittently come back randomly. The Donner has a horn instead of a cone tweeter which is really nice. Plus you get four bands of EQ instead of 3. If you have Bluetooth it will do that and it also has a limiter for mini headphone jack. The Donner also feels about half the weight of the PM 100. The footprint is awesome and easy to fit into tight spots. It can lay flat or at an angle where as the PM 100 is fixed. Highs are clear, and the mids are adjustable (high and low mids). It sounds a lot more dynamic and sparkly than the old PM 100. Of course, only time will reveal build quality and I will be back if there is an issue. But for now, I am glad I got a new monitor instead of getting the PM 100 fixed because this is much nicer all around.

The specker sound real good paired with my Aelisis eleetric drum set. It has a crispy sound with or with out headphones. it was real important to me that I could adjust the volume to a high level. As you know the manufacture limit the volume on most sound equipment. " To save our ears" %#$*. I am a Ferm believer I should be in control of my owe body. Sorry went off track. The speaker is a little high price, but It seems to be built with quality materials, sounds good, and works as advertised. If I had to add in a headphone inline amp. It brings the price down. Would I purchase it again, yes.

The speaker stopped working altogether within less than a year. Tried writing for support, but the comment request button does not work.

I purchased the 80-watt Donner for use with an electronic drum kit. It it great for that, and it does so much more. For under $200 you're getting a versatile powered speaker with: - two position angles for sound playback. - two line inputs plus Bluetooth in. All together you've got a three-channel mixer in this speaker. You could amp guitar plus drums and play along to your Bluetooth streams with volume adjustments for all three channels. - built in power supply, so no AC-DC dongle to worry about - just plug into AC. - four band equalizer: bass, low-mid, high-mid, treble. EQ is just for the final mix, not separate channels. - one balanced line out if you want to daisy chain more speakers, etc. The size is great and the built-in handle makes it easy to move this around house, use for a deck party, wherever you have power and need a loud full range speaker. Streaming over bluetooth is reliable and sounds great. You're not getting pro audio features like MIC inputs or balanced inputs, but for home use this speaker is my MVP.