Amaya ASP-SC500 Bluetooth Speaker | 80W Output, Dual Wireless Microphones, 12000mAh Battery, 16-Hour Playtime, TWS Pairing
Karaoke-ready party sound with RGB ambient lighting, a DSP-tuned equaliser, and USB-C charging, in stock now at Mascom International on Kimathi Street.
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Amaya ASP-SC500 Bluetooth Speaker is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 15,000, brand new and sealed, at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The ASP-SC500 pushes 60W of rated audio power and 80W on musical peaks through one 106mm square bass driver paired with two 48mm square tweeters. Its 12000mAh battery runs 16 hours of music at half volume. Two wireless microphones ship inside the box for karaoke, speeches, and announcements. The Amaya ASP-SC500 measures 241 x 106 x 271mm and weighs 2.92kg, light enough for one person to carry by the included strap.
Event MCs, church worship teams, primary school staff, and chama organisers across Nairobi, Nakuru, and Kisumu keep hitting the same wall. Phone speakers and pocket Bluetooth pucks disappear the moment thirty people start talking. The Amaya ASP-SC500 solves that at a price a weekend side hustle can absorb. Wedding committees in Kiambu run reception playlists from it. Gym instructors in Kasarani cue tracks from across the floor. Nursery teachers in Thika hold morning assembly on the microphones. Ruracio hosts, catering crews, and sacco meetings all need one thing: clear vocals over crowd noise without hiring a PA company.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who stock unbranded party boxes with no printed specifications, Mascom International publishes the ASP-SC500 driver sizes, battery figures, and charge times openly. Set against the JBL PartyBox Club 120 at roughly triple the outlay, the Amaya ASP-SC500 trades app control and splash resistance for two bundled microphones and a USB output that charges a phone during an outage. Users consistently report the 16-hour rating holding at moderate listening levels. Walk into our Kimathi Street store to hear it before you commit, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Amaya ASP-SC500
How loud is the Amaya ASP-SC500 for an outdoor event?
Loud enough for 40 to 60 people in an open compound, and comfortably enough for a full classroom or church hall indoors. The 60W rated figure is the continuous number that matters; 80W describes short bursts like drum hits. The 106mm bass driver moves real air, so music carries across a compound rather than dying two metres out. For a 200-person function you would still want hired line arrays.
How long does the Amaya ASP-SC500 battery actually last?
Sixteen hours at 50 percent volume, measured by Amaya on continuous music playback. Real Kenyan use lands lower. Running loud outdoors with both microphones active typically gives six to eight hours, which covers a full wedding reception or a Saturday church function. Recharging from empty takes about six hours over USB-C, so an overnight charge on Friday leaves you ready for the whole weekend without carrying a spare unit.
Are the two included microphones good enough for real karaoke?
Yes for home karaoke, birthdays, speeches, and school events. Both microphones connect wirelessly, so no cables run across the floor where guests walk. Microphone volume adjusts separately from music volume, letting you sit a voice above a backing track instead of fighting it. An echo control smooths untrained singers. Two microphones also cover duets, an MC handing over to a pastor, or a teacher and pupil sharing assembly duties.
Can the Amaya ASP-SC500 charge a phone during a blackout?
Yes. A 5V 1A USB output port lets the speaker act as a power bank, which matters during Kenya Power interruptions or long outdoor functions far from a socket. From a full 12000mAh charge you can refill a typical 5000mAh phone roughly one and a half times while still keeping music running. Charging speed is modest at 1A, so treat it as a backup rather than your main charger.
How do you pair two units for wider stereo coverage?
TWS pairing links two ASP-SC500 speakers over Bluetooth into left and right channels. You power both on, hold the TWS button on one, and the pair links to each other before your phone connects to the primary unit. Two speakers placed at opposite ends of a tent cover a wider guest area evenly than one box pushed harder. Mascom International stocks the ASP-SC500 in matched pairs on request.
What can you plug into the Amaya ASP-SC500 besides Bluetooth?
A 3.5mm auxiliary input accepts wired sound from laptops, mixers, DVD players, church sound desks, and older phones with headphone jacks. The supplied audio cable handles that connection out of the box. Retail listings additionally cite USB drive, TF card, and FM radio playback on this model. Bluetooth 5.0 remains the everyday route for most buyers, pairing with Android phones, iPhones, and tablets within roughly 10 metres.
Is the Amaya ASP-SC500 worth KSh 15,000 against cheaper party speakers?
The two wireless microphones close the gap on their own. Buying a pair of handheld wireless microphones separately costs KSh 3,000 to 6,000 in Nairobi CBD, so a KSh 9,000 speaker without them is not actually cheaper. Add the 12000mAh battery, TWS pairing, and a published driver layout instead of vague wattage claims, and the ASP-SC500 sits well against unbranded boxes at similar money.
How easy is the ASP-SC500 to move between venues?
At 2.92kg it travels on a matatu, in a boda boda pannier, or in a car boot beside luggage without a second person helping. The carry strap frees one hand for microphones and cables during setup. The upright cabinet stands steady on plastic tables, church platforms, and uneven ground. There is no official water resistance rating, so keep it under shade or a tent when clouds gather.
Do you deliver the Amaya ASP-SC500 outside Nairobi with payment on arrival?
Yes, to all 47 counties, and you pay only when the speaker reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Nyeri, Kakamega, and every other major town receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Order on +254 708 852 521 by phone or WhatsApp, or through www.mascomintl.com.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware and Driver Configuration
- One 106 x 106mm square bass driver handles low frequencies, giving Afrobeat and reggae basslines real physical weight
- Two 48 x 48mm square tweeters cover high frequencies, keeping vocals and cymbals legible above crowd chatter
- 60W rated output describes sustained power; 80W covers short musical peaks such as kick drums
- Built-in DSP processing controls distortion at high volume, so the sound stays clean past the halfway mark
- Multi-band equaliser lets you cut bass for speeches or lift it for dance playlists
- SUPER BASS mode thickens the low end for gengetone and amapiano sets in open compounds
Wireless Connectivity and Pairing
- Bluetooth 5.0 pairs with Android phones, iPhones, laptops, and tablets within roughly 10 metres
- Automatic reconnection to the last paired phone happens the moment the speaker powers back on
- TWS pairing links two ASP-SC500 units into separate left and right channels for wider coverage
- The link holds while your phone stays in a pocket anywhere inside a small hall
- Streaming works with Boomplay, Spotify, YouTube Music, Mdundo, and any Bluetooth-capable audio app
- Wireless karaoke routes microphone vocals and streamed backing tracks through the same drivers at once
Battery Capacity and Charging Behaviour
- A 12000mAh pack, arranged internally as 11.4V and 4000mAh, runs 16 hours at half volume
- Loud outdoor use with both microphones active shortens that to roughly six to eight hours
- Full recharge from empty takes about six hours using the supplied USB-C cable
- The USB-C input accepts 5V at 3A, so ordinary phone chargers and power banks work
- A 5V 1A USB output port turns the speaker into a phone charger during power interruptions
- Charging overnight before a Saturday function covers ceremony, reception, and clean-up audio in one session
Build Quality and Portability
- Cabinet dimensions of 241 x 106 x 271mm fit a car boot alongside luggage and folding chairs
- A 2.92kg weight lets one person carry it up stairs or onto a matatu unassisted
- The included carry strap frees a hand for microphones, cables, or a phone during setup
- Hard plastic housing with a protective front grille absorbs the knocks of repeated event transport
- No official water resistance rating applies, so keep the unit shaded during outdoor functions in rain
- The upright cabinet shape stays stable on plastic tables, church platforms, and uneven compound ground
Controls, Inputs and Lighting
- Panel controls cover volume, track skip, source mode, microphone level, and echo adjustment
- A 3.5mm auxiliary input accepts wired feeds from mixers, laptops, DVD players, and older phones
- RGB ambient lighting cycles through colours and switches off entirely for church services or lectures
- USB drive, TF card, and FM radio playback appear on Kenyan retail listings for this model
- Echo control on the microphone channel smooths untrained voices during karaoke and wedding speeches
- The mode button cycles input sources without dropping your phone's existing Bluetooth connection
Microphone and Karaoke Hardware
- Two wireless microphones come included, removing a separate KSh 3,000 to 6,000 handheld microphone purchase
- Both microphones connect over the speaker's own wireless link, so no cables cross guest walkways
- Independent microphone volume sits apart from music volume for balancing voices against backing tracks
- Duet use suits two singers, an MC handing over to a preacher, or teacher-and-pupil assemblies
- The microphones handle speeches, prize-giving days, aerobics classes, and small outdoor product activations
- Vocal clarity holds at moderate levels; reduce the echo setting when addressing a crowd directly
Package Contents
Every sealed Amaya ASP-SC500 box supplied by Mascom International contains:
- Amaya ASP-SC500 speaker unit
- Two wireless microphones
- Carry strap
- USB-C charging cable
- 3.5mm audio cable
- Instruction manual
Note:Nothing on this list is substituted or sold separately. If you want a spare auxiliary cable or a USB wall adapter to shorten charging time, our Kimathi Street counter stocks both.
Warranty
The Amaya ASP-SC500 carries a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Coverage extends to the drivers, the internal battery, the Bluetooth board, and both wireless microphones. Physical damage, water exposure, and unauthorised repairs fall outside the terms. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles claims directly, without shipping units abroad.
Buying the Amaya ASP-SC500 from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the Amaya ASP-SC500 in Black at our Nairobi CBD location: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to hear the ASP-SC500 at volume and test both microphones before committing.
Three ways to order:
- Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the speaker the same day. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the unit and pay only once it arrives at your door.
Every ASP-SC500 comes with the 12-month warranty detailed above, with claims coordinated from our Kimathi Street service desk.
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing, and after-sales backing that comes from a shop you can actually walk into.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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