🎤 Wireless Karaoke Bluetooth Stereo Receiver Pyle - 4 Channel Power Amplifier with USB, Headphone, 2 Microphone Inputs and Echo, Talkover for PA - Ideal for Home Speaker System - Model: PTA42BT Review

do your research to make sure they meet your needs. My needs were somewhat simple and specific. I use it to power my garden speakers. I have 2 speakers over 60ft, 2 30ft and 2 under 20ft. To get enough power out of my speakers and sound good in the garden, I needed a source with separate volume controls. Having a wireless adapter that can stream to the receiver's inputs or have Bluetooth gives me access to a fairly large library of music, but the key for me was home automation with the plug-in…

would be a good device if it was truly 4 channel stereo and working properly. worked with a 32GB SD card or my old Dell 128MB USB formatted as FAT32. Very poor instructions - no mention of what SD cards and USB devices are supported and how to format them. Used with PYLE PDWR30B 4ohm 300w speakers and can sound decent once stereo sound problem is detected. Big disappointment on what could be a good device in which I wanted 4 channels; Depending on PYLE's answer, I only know how to save and run…

I bought this for a mixed use building. AMP died and wanted something with Bluetooth. I was concerned about the BT range after reading reviews of the dual zone version. It has a very good range. AMP live in the hall below. BT works on the top floor, insulated floor + two walls. Place your phone on the opposite wall about 40 feet from the AMP and it will work! It also announces when the device is connected. Sounds better than their old setup which was a Sony 2 channel home receiver. By default…

I bought this to have a multi-zone setup for our garage, patio and pool. I figured four channels would be enough for this (2 channels in the garage for my 4 speakers, one channel for 2 speakers on the patio and one channel for 2 speakers by the pool). I've read reviews that say it's a MONO amp even though it's advertised as STEREO. My device was indeed stereophonic. it was a little weird. Each of the 4 channels is either left or right, although each channel has two sets of speaker connections…

I was looking to replace a failed Pioneer receiver I had installed in my garden with two separate pairs of speakers. I'm a heavy Revain Music user and had an Echo Dot that provided inputs to a Pioneer receiver and then speakers. When this block started to go haywire I was looking for a new option that would offer more flexibility and this is perfect for what I need. As part of this sound upgrade, I'm adding an extra pair of speakers in the far corner of the pool yard and an outdoor subwoofer…