Review on Powerful Portable Bluetooth PA Speaker System with 2-Way Full Range Stereo Sound, 200W Max Power Output, and Subwoofer by Holly Bryant

Every month I play guitar and sing at a local nursing home and a few nursing homes. I've been told by people that they can't listen to my music without a network connection. I started buying a sound system that could support a microphone and guitar. I had high expectations of this speaker. I received it a day, two days before my live music. I assembled everything and everything worked. It was easy to put together and I was happy with it. The next day I figured I should put it back together and go through my set. I connected the picture on the back and the guitar on the front. The microphone worked perfectly. Make sure I have a button to switch between mic and guitar and there is no sound. After trying four different guitars, three instrument cables, and moving the mic that plugged into the back to the front, I switched the knob to the mic, and still nothing. From all of this, I've ruled out all possibilities except for this heap of rubbish. I really wish I could tell you this is a good buy but it isn't. I have some friends who have forgotten more about audio engineering than I will ever know and they are telling me not to buy Pyle. I regret not having heard them. I'll start fixing the problem tomorrow. Pyle will go home and I will find something else.