🔊 Pyle PFMRA640BB - 600W RMS 4 OHM Full Range Stereo Marine Amplifier with Bluetooth, LCD Screen, and Rotary Control for Volume, Bass, and Treble Review

I bought this Pyle Blue Tooth amp to use in my garden gazebo. It drives my external speakers perfectly, the sound is great. I easily connected 4 different devices to it via Bluetooth and can now play my Spotify playlists on multiple platforms. I highly recommend this amp.

That's NOT 600W. It's about 12 watts per channel! Yes it plays music but if you really need sound this is NOT the amp you should buy. Line of sight" to the amp. It's not an amp, it's a Bluetooth receiver with the same performance as a car stereo. BEWARE.

This product makes a good general purpose speaker amplifier. It supports 6 channels, which is enough for a 5.1 system without the need for an expensive tuner. Volume levels are good for a living room or office. Don't expect to be blown out the windows with 6 ohm speakers. Bluetooth only supports 2 channels and I didn't test SD/USB playback as it wasn't my intended use case.

Amplifier connected to speakers. Plugged the amp into the wall. heard pop. Connected BT without any complaints. Started making music. It sounded great. Heard more hiss and pops from AMP. I disabled everything. With no power to the amp, I heard another hiss and hiss and then another pop and hiss. I'm in the process of replacing AMP with Revain. I will update this review if round 2 is better.

Used these to attach 6 x Yamaha NS-AW150BL to my 600m2 patio. ft. I only used the Bluetooth streaming function. That works great. The audio signals appear to be monophonic on each channel, but that's ideal for my use case. I get rich sound around my deck and pool. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I don't think this actually outputs 100 watts per channel. It's loud enough to please my guests but not loud enough to annoy the neighbors.

Junk. If you are interested in any quality of your music, don't buy this. The "6" channels are not isolated, so it's actually a channel with 6 connection points. Can't tell if it's all but it's the exact one I got new in the box, I bought new speakers, soldered cables and everything and he couldn't even play 2 speakers without mixing with both. I put it on the counter and like I said, here it is garbage. I was very disappointed, which doesn't often happen with a Prime.

Class D corresponds to 100% energy efficiency; It draws 88 watts but puts out 600 watts, there's no doubt about that. I use it to run (6) 50 watt converters on my sim rig and it's amazing. One in each corner to represent the tires, one under the seat for engine sounds, and one behind the seat for impact effects. It's over the top, but I like it that way. In fact, the amp works so well I got 4 total to replace other setups. Examples: (6) 50 watt transducers under the sofa in addition to the 9.2…

great price, easy to connect, effortless bluetooth connection. Having used 2 receivers (with FM/AM, CD etc.) on the terrace for the last 3 years, I now only use this one. My system is simple, the amplifier plugs into an outlet, one channel per speaker, that's it. That. It is connected to 5 outdoor rock speakers so I have one channel left. The speakers are older but very similar. At full volume there is no crackle or distortion, you have to turn the volume down a bit to speak (in a 20 x 50 foot…