Yamaha EMX 5

I've found this amplifier to offer really good value for the money paid. Really easy to use, important when trying to set up quickly for gigs.
Particularly like the inbuilt feedback suppression circuit, has helped me out once or twice when the gig has been in full flow...very simple button press if needed.
I like the multi function input sockets, allowing balanced and unbalanced mics etc to be used, same for the output sockets allowing speakon or jack plugs to be used.
Has mp3 style input which is useful for backing or pre-gig music playback, would really like an SD card option for the price point, but that is just a personal preference.
The amp is relatively light, so won't require biceps of Arnie, the external case extends outside of buttons providing drop protection, but again I would like a clip on front cover or a padded bag for transit.
Easy to set up fold back if needed.
Overall the amp is great value, performs well, user friendly and powerful enough for most pub like venues, I'm pleased to have chosen this amplifier over others, I took a few months on Internet before deciding,

Good sound, enough volume for medium sized venues, bars ( acoustic duo/ folk/ Irish). We use it with two EVzx1-90 speakers. It has got everything we need. Only downside is that the volume knobs are not subtle, they go from zero to on quickly, no real fine adjustment at the low volume side. Once you get louder it goes in finer steps. And an other thing.... it has no individual mute on every channel but I knew that when I bought it so it is not a complaint, just something I would have liked. Overall very happy, good mixer for the price and good sound quality, which is most important to me. I run a personal monitor of the 2nd aux with has the ability to individually adjust the volumes of the Instruments different to the main mix.