Review on Pyle PT694BT: 5.2-Channel Hi-Fi Bluetooth Stereo Amplifier - Powerful 1000 Watt AV Home Speaker Subwoofer Sound Receiver with Radio, USB, RCA, HDMI & More - Ideal for 4K UHD TV, 3D, Blu-Ray by Donald Cummings

Ok, I use it about 2 hours after connecting. So far I'm very impressed. I'm not a music lover, but I have a broad musical taste. Metal, folk, rap, pop, rock, bluegrass, sludge metal, ambient, techno pop, thrash metal, classical, jazz, blues, doom metal. however. i like it all I've jumped through genres and it sounds great across the board. I would suspect it has something to do with the speakers I have (since I got a pair of super high quality speakers from a true music lover). But I used to hook these speakers up to a regular mill and you just don't get any clarity or power from them. The Bluetooth connection seems to be fine. It hasn't missed a beat since I paired my phone and computer with it. Looks like a pretty powerful BT transmitter. I can see the blinking green LED inside the case. (I don't have any experience that would allow me to form an idea of BT transmitters, but I digress.) I haven't set up direct connections to the receiver yet, but I'll update the information over time as the ones to come weeks. The complaint so far is that the display is really dim and, unlike the blue LED, insanely bright when you turn it on. I can't read anything on the display when I'm more than 60 cm away from it, and the operating light is so bright that I put two pieces of white tape on it. beautiful. It still seems too bright. I'll update this review over the weeks and see what happens.