Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Power Amplifier System- 200W Dual Channel Sound Audio Stereo Receiver w/USB, SD, AUX, MIC w/Echo, Radio, LCD - Home Theater Entertainment via RCA, Studio Use, Black - PDA6BU.6

We bought this Pyle 200W Bluetooth Stereo Amplifier as a replacement for an old unit that finally gave out—and we're really happy with the upgrade. It has all the features we need and then some. Setup was quick and easy, especially pairing with Bluetooth, which is how we mainly use it. We stream Amazon Music and Pandora from an iPad and have it connected to outdoor speakers by the pool. The sound quality is excellent and plenty powerful for our space. One nice bonus is the remote control, which our previous amp didn't have. That said, the remote only works if you point it directly at the unit, and you have to press the volume button repeatedly instead of just holding it down. Not a dealbreaker for us, just something to be aware of. Overall, this amplifier does exactly what we need—reliable Bluetooth connection, strong audio output, and multiple input options for future flexibility. Definitely worth it for the price. Very satisfied with this purchase!

I was surprised by how good it sounds. I have it with large speakers and it drives them very well. Excellent product. Highly recommended.

This unit is very well laid out. It has acceptable power output, with less than average distortion at max volume. The BT and USB functions are operating perfectly. The only criticism I have is the RCA line inputs need an adjustable gain, the input is not amplified properly. That being said the headphone output of most devices works fine without being overdriven. Overall at this price point you could do a lot worse. As a bonus if you register online at the Pyle website you will receive a 3 year warranty on this amp. I have used Pyle marine audio products for years with no problems and good performance, I see no reason to doubt this amp will serve me well also.

Ordered this back in November and got it Christmas Eve 2022. This is actually a pretty nice receiver. I like the sturdy build quality, the compact size of the unit and how vivid/bright the LCD screen is. Having bluetooth is an awesome touch, because it saves you from having to go out and buy a Rocketfish/Logitech bluetooth audio adapter, etc. As indicated in my heading, there's a few weird quirks about this unit that I discovered which I feel people should know about: 1) There are actually *two* ways to power the unit on and off. One is by using the power button on the unit itself, which is a hard power cutoff switch. If this button is in the OFF position, the entire receiver is completely turned off as you would expect-- no lights, no sound, no display on the LCD. But then there's a 2nd power button on the remote control, which acts completely different. If you turn the receiver off with the remote, the LCD screen stays lit but blanks out, and all the lights remain on. I've never seen a receiver do this, and I'm gonna guesstimate that it has to do with it just being a $50 receiver. 2) There are two ways to increase/decrease the volume. One is via the knob, which works as you'd expect. But on the remote there's a volume up/down button. Since the knob doesn't have an infinite axis (in other words, there's a max and min range it will turn before it stops), you would think it should be motorized or something to sync with the remote. But again-- since this is a $50 receiver, you aren't getting a motorized knob. That would cost a lot more money to manufacture, LOL. I'm gonna play around with this a bit more and see how the volume is affected, etc. 3) When you press the mode button, you'll notice the LCD rotating between different modes like Bluetooth, Radio, SD Card, and so on. However, the mode button only works on ONE of the 4 physical inputs, but the modes will actually display on the LCD regardless of what physical input you have selected. If you want to use any of those features, you have to have the small input knob physically turned to the one labeled "MP3/SD/BT", otherwise you'll get no sound. This quirk sent me in for a mental roller coaster, and it made me think the unit was dead for a while, because I was trying to listen to the radio (which was displaying on-screen), but the radio had NO SOUND whatsoever... So just be mindful of that, and if it looks like the radio is on but not producing any sound-- it's likely because you just have the receiver on the wrong physical input. Update 1/16/23: After playing around with this receiver a bit more, I discovered a few things: A) All the controls on the receiver will control everything as expected, no matter which input you’re using. Probably to avoid most confusion, I’ll be using mine this way and not even bother with the remote control. B) It looks like this receiver has some kind of internal digital computer, for handling the “MP3/SD/BT” input. This digital portion seems to have no idea that the AUX, DVD and CD inputs even exist, and it’s always on, until you press either the power button on the receiver itself (which will shut the entire receiver down), or the one on the remote. That would explain why there are two ways to power the receiver on and off, why the LCD is always showing “No Disk”, and why there are two volume controls. It also explains why the bass/treble/balance controls are NOT on the remote, and why the remote’s volume control doesn’t affect any of the other inputs. It also seems to be tethered to the silver buttons on the receiver and the LCD screen. C) The remote is ONLY for the internal digital unit mentioned above. So none of the inputs would work with it. Like other comments mentioned, it makes the remote a bit useless unless you’re primarily going to be using that MP3/BT input on the receiver. Anyway, that's it. Overall, it’s a pretty interesting unit and I had fun playing around with it and figuring it out. It’s a very strange machine, but it's definitely going to do what I need it to do, despite the odd functionality. For $50, it’s honestly not a bad deal. Hope this is helpful to others who want to buy it. :)

So the price is great. The sound, for a few minutes I heard it, was also great. However, here's a little story. I got the box, easy connection, sounds great. Walked to the next room and lost bluetooth connection. No problem, I'll just put it in a different location. Got it reconnected, sounded great for about three minutes, then I hear a crackle, and smoke starts coming from the receiver. OK, I'll call and get a replacement. It arrives, I hook it up and pair it to my phone. No smoke this time, but the Bluetooth is like I'm 30 feet away, dropping signal all over the place. Okay Amazon, thank you for processing my refund. Not going to try another Pyle device anytime in the future. 🤬🤬

I have spent a lot more money on amps to power my pair of Bose speakers . I saw this on sale for $30 and grabbed one . I own a smaller Pyle amp and it has been a great performer so I thought this might be a good replacement for my old Kenwood . Words cannot express the level of happy this unit brought to the table . Well worth the money at any price .

My previous MP-3-based music system required that an external player be connected via a mini TRS cable to the receiver's aux input and then amplified and switched to the speaker outputs. Not horrible, but the mp3 player could only be controlled by holding it. So it was 2 devices and a cable, plus speakers. This unit allows plugging in an SD card with gobs of music, and then allowing it to randomly go through your music list. I've turned it loose and it seems to go through what it believes to be the list more quickly than I would have expected. And if you hear an old favorite and want to hear it again, good luck. I haven't gotten it to back up to a previous random selection. The main selectors I use are music from the SDcard, music from the aux input (my computer's audio out). The knobs are quite small and nastily hard to turn, so going from SD card to the audio of a Netflix program is more difficult that it should be for a device built in the last couple of years or so. How come no remote switching of inputs, something that's easily accomplished with solid state switches. The remote is smart, the unit is smart, why these bits of dumbness? Dunno, but despite things to dislike, I do like the magnitude of amplitude available, the bass that rattles my walls, the lack of external cables, and the AM/FM radio, too. AND it doesn't cost a bunch either. Irritating, but enjoyable, too. Throw a bit of engineering and marketing talent at the next version ( the remote needs a thorough redo) and make a whole bunch of people a lot happier. Like me, OK?

My bamdmate and I were very pleasantly surprised at thr quality of sound that this thing put out using a simple cheap karaoke mic and an old set of speakers that have been sitting in a porch for the last 2 decades. It has a very nice echo effect that delivered a very soft pleasant vocal quality. I originally bought it for simple band practice and wasn't expecting much, but now we are thinking of using it for recording also. We could get over how well it worked. Plus at 30 bucks it's a steal. It took me about 1 minute to set it up and get it working. I pressed a few buttons and sound came out. Perfect!

LO TENGO CONECTADO CON ALEXA Y ESTA GENIAL, LA POTENCIA MÁS QUE SUFICIENTE.

Original marantz I had since 1993 has been failing again and again, necessitating $60 repairs each time I finally gave up and bought this pyle based on Amazon stars and reviews I am happy with the purchase. Sound is sweet. Much better than those portable speakers which are also pretty good in and of themselves Everything works as intended once you get used to it Only small gripe is Bluetooth connection is not as automatic as one would have liked. I have to disconnect and reconnect from my pcfir quicker connection

Item not working And returns very delay

Great product, Blue tooth works good , Good sound , Radio cant select manual ,

When I turned on the power immediately after the product arrived, the display did not work. there is no Power. Please check properly before delivery