Pyle 200W Stereo Power Amplifier with Bluetooth - Dual Channel Audio Receiver - LED Display - RCA - USB - SD - MIC IN - FM Radio - AUX Input - Perfect for Home & Computer Audio - PDA29BU.5

I bought this little stereo for my PC, so I could run some good older speakers that I had. This was a great decision. The sound quality is very good, and is easy to set up. Perfect for my PC using RCA audio outputs from my PC to the inputs on the stereo. Great quality for the price! Make sure it's on sale in the sub $30 range, and you won't be disappointed. It is a very small stereo but mighty.

I really like this Amp Receiver, yes it has FM - thus making it a receiver. I do get a few stations sort of clearly, I live about midway on Long Island, but it makes more sense to go online to listen to a radio station that can’t be received and send the audio via Bluetooth to the amp. Mostly, I play Apple Music from my iPhone. Bluetooth was an easy setup and as long as I’m in range it works well. Choosing from the various amp EQ settings was helpful in making my old, but good, tall 4 way Akai speakers sound best with whatever kind of music I’m playing. I have the Pyle amp in a bedroom. It plays loud enough, and clearly. I read that someone suggested using a correctly rated DC adapter which he thought eliminated a hum. And so, I now only use the a DC adapter to power it up. To be clear, there wasn’t a hum sound produced in the first place, it’s a well made unit, I just did it anyway. As an aside, I noticed that it does not get warm when powered with the adapter vs slightly warm plugged into the wall. By the way, the adapter also doesn’t get warm. Instructions for Playing music from a USB drive was not clear to me. I found out that only mp3 or WAV music will play from a correctly formatted Fat drive and that the USB mode goes on when the drive is inserted. It is not a mode that can be found by scrolling through the modes. I’ll not be using the usb function, I was mostly just following my curiosity on how to do that. A complaint, a minor one, is the remote control could be bigger and knowing which end is which could be clearer when in hand and not directly looking at it. I’ve bought four of these amps over the past couple of months, two I am using and the two others will be back ups if need be, or gifts. Sitting on a dresser in the bedroom, the amp is small enough to not take up much room, and attractive enough to be a cool looking object. Another complaint, I was not able to register the amps online at the Pyle website. There I was asked to enter information like date of manufacture that which is information not found anywhere on the unit or box. And so, I could not register them. I tried calling the supplied Pyle phone number but when I called a recording said they were not taking phone calls and that I should go online. That problem should be addressed by Pyle. I am remembering one more issue on one of the amps, the internal transformer was loose as the two screws holding it down were not tightened fully and the amp base was dented some as a result. I knew it had to be the transformer as I saw that someone else had one shipped to them where the transformer screws and nuts were completely loose and off. They had opened their unit up posted a photo of that problem. For me, I was able to just tighten it with a screw driver from below on the bottom of the unit. Even in spite of all this I like this small, (cute) amp and most importantly I think it sounds great.

Works Great. It powers the Polk audio speakers I have with no problem. I have it set up in my shop connected to my computer in south Mississippi, its in the heat all summer in my shop, the unit definitely gets hot but doesn't seem to fade. Like others have mentioned when no music is playing there is a humm, it doesn't go away, its always there, it doesn't bother in me in my shop because its a shop and am working and usually music is blasting, I only notice it when nothing is playing and I am sitting at my compute doing paperwork. I tried unplugging the computer thinking maybe that was causing the interference humm, there was no change. Solid value, cheap, it works, can't ask for much more with the price point. I tried the Bluetooth, seems to work fine, same for the remote, but I don't use either often as i use the computer for audio source.

These little stereos are amazing just what I was looking for. It can be used without a remote and has physical base and treble controls, finally!! Everything you need nothing you don't. It sounds great with my 5 ft high Snell tower speakers. Spend your money on a nice pair of Mission or Poke speakers and use this with your TV, it will blow away any TV sound bar. You can buy an optical adapter for a few bucks if your TV doesn't have RCA outputs. I have two of these, and trashed my big azz Sony stereo. This thing even had mic inputs for Korake (my wife is Filippina so of course she uses it). This model has bluetooth, FM, and one aux input, perfect if you use your TV as central control. Other models of Pyle have more aux inputs if you need them.

Great for the garage. Puts out plenty of sound when matched with decent speakers. Worth every penny.

Getting to the punch line right up front. I'm going to try to return this thing. I'm very frustrated. I feel like they should actually pay me for the time I invested in unboxing, hooking up and trying this thing! But, if I am being fair, if I had gone and read some of the negative reviews, (which call out exact complaints I have experienced), I would probably have moved on to a different choice. So, in the ugliest sense, I own a little bit of this because I should have done a little bit more homework. Noticeable backround noise starts when you turn on the power switch, even with no program content, volume at any setting (0 - 100 %). As far as how loud this noise is: Not as loud as normal conversation. About the same level as you might want your music if you just wanted to hear it but want to not wake up anyone else in the house, or be able to easily talk over it. Maybe the level an quality/character of a running clothes dryer 5 feet away from you (complete with the higher/lower events from clothes rolling around inside the drum). So that's the noise issue. The second one is that the remote functionality is horrible. it's hit/miss and I am pointing the remote directly at the machine with my arm stretched out at it. Remote winds up being maybe 5 feet from the unit, and still does not consistently work. Finally, if you plan to use FM feature, and you think you're going to want to move between stations, then pack your patience. It is a PITA (pain in the ...). For me, it was a "don't care" because my only use case for this thing was going to be BT streaming for music in my study while I work. Really, the only things I like about this are the concept (which is why I purchased it). The small size, BT connectivity (with FM for very occasional local news or music if internet went down) and quoted power all that I needed for this thing to do. If only it could have actually done that. What application would be OK for this? Well, if you're going to "set it and forget it", picking a station or BT source once per day and let it run in an environment where you have a decent amount of base background noise (a store, a workshop with machinery running), then this unit, at this price point, might be able to work for you. It certainly doesn't work in my home study where there is no background noise, the desired music volume might be low, and the ability to easily change setting with remote is important.

It works OK. It has nowhere near 200 watts, more like 20. It gets three stars and not two because I should have looked at a lot closer before I bought it and not believed Amazon's claim that it was a newer version of my PTA4 that lasted three years and then started humming. When I picked up the package and noticed that it is very light weight I concluded that it was not going to be able to put out much power. When I saw on the back that it could use both 120VAC and 12V 5A DC I knew for sure that it was weak. 12V amps that can put out decent power use 20 to 30 amp fuses or multiple fuses. I was right, This is very weak compared to the PYLE PTA4.

use it at my store! sounds and works great. pa comes in quite handy for closing time no mic included but any mic w an on off switch will work just fine. on off switch is nec cause once u turn the mic on its live. blue tooth works well. all necessary features that matter for a small store. and really simple to use.

No tiene la mejor potencia (se especifica claramente) pero me encanta la calidad de sonido, aunque mucho depende también de la calidad de sonido de la música y de dónde la estés reproduciendo. Le conecte 2 bocinas de 6 ohmios cada una.

Not a bad little unit. It is value for money and does what it claims to do. Sound quality is good for what it is. Remember this is not a HI-Fi system for audiophiles. Don't expect the world when you pay this type of money. It does the job just fine and I have not had any issues with it so far. I only used a handful of times to date. What I really like is the way it looks. Really commercial looking with the front side bars. I had to reach out to support and they were very nice and responded back really fast. They resolved the issue immediately. I have to say they have the best people working there. Shout out to Shermaine! I would purchase pyle equipment again.

Branché mes haut parleurs et le son est super, fonctionnabilité facile, radio, entré rca, entré usb et sd et connection bluetooth. 100 watt par canal, super petite ampli

Buen día, Este mini-amplificador me gusto mucho por tamaño, características y calidad de audio hifi. En radio se escucha muy bien. En output con bocinas pasivas de 200w, suena muy bien y solo ocupo menos del 25% del volumen En Blutooth también suena bien. En lo general es un producto de calidad, buen audio y precio, muy recomendado para uso en casa u oficina esta mas que excelente.

Definitely not 100 watts , likely closer to 20 but good little unit to power bookshelf's or outdoor speakers . FM is very weak and static. I use flacs on my phone so used bluetooth on 6 inch bookshelf speakers and the sound was very clear and solid . Just dont expect to rattle windows but suitable for garage, deck and tv and music at mid levels . Bang for the buck is pretty good overall Didn't try the 12 volt but could be handy for camping etc