🔊 Enhance Your Home Audio with the Pyle PFA330BT Wireless Bluetooth Home Audio Amplifier - 90W Dual Channel Mini Portable Power Stereo Sound Receiver Review

I have a TV system with a projector where my DVR or computer sends video/audio to the projector via an HDMI cable. The audio output on the projector enabled regular TV soundbars, but they didn't meet my needs. This Pyle amp allowed me to drive quality Bose speakers 15 feet away, which delivered incredible stereo sound. The 90W amp put out 45W per channel, giving me the power I needed to fill a room. The Blue Tooth feature is amazing! Now I can use my laptop, tablet and smartphone to play music…

This was very easy to install on a covered patio with outdoor speakers. I like the manual input selector compared to other models that automatically prioritize the input. The only real negative here was the speaker terminals - two of which kind of fell apart and the springs and red and black levers came loose in my hand, and one had its real contact pushed back into the block when the wires were inserted. It was easy enough to reassemble the clamps and springs and reattach the contact with no…

It works pretty well for being made of PYLE. Let's not jump ahead and say this product runs at 45W x 2 into 4 ohms. *2.5 = 30W. Take this divide by 2 (2 channels) and it's about 15 watts per channel. This does not take into account that it consumes power for the equalizer (requirements and bass) and the BT module. PERFECT for my boombox project as it doesn't require too much power. and gets pretty loud. I noticed that iPhone/Apple products are not as loud as Android products. Also, it turns…

I bought the Pyle MiniBlue PFA330BT in July 2018. We use our bluetooth phones to listen to music instead of the standard radio while our Kubota M5 tractor is running. The amplifier produces enough sound for the tractor cabin and the quality is sufficient. I hooked it up directly to the stereo wiring in the cockpit and it works great. The warranty lasts one year and the device stopped playing sound exactly 2 years after purchase. It's inexpensive so it was worth replacing, although I've used it…

So why do I like it so much? Well, I had some old "regular" speakers tucked away in the shed from previous stereos I've had in the past. I wanted to use them for our playground but didn't want to use a full size receiver and needed a Bluetooth solution. So I bought this thing and it's great! It's only two channels but I used a mechanical RCA switch to connect 3 different pairs of speakers, 2 for outdoor, one set for indoor. Bluetooth works great and I get a very deep/dynamic sound. The sound…

BIG issue with Bluetooth. Sometimes it takes 8-10 connection attempts. I have to repeatedly turn on, turn on and turn off the iPad. Pray, cross your fingers etc. The device shows as connected but there is no "handshake" i.e. no sound. Conversely, I have an Oontz Curve Bluetooth speaker that connects every time. As far as performance goes, this is complete nonsense. I can get modest sound levels from my bedside speakers, but there's a lot of distortion past the middle. When you plug it in, this…

Not sure if I should give two or three stars. I wasn't expecting much but it seems I was expecting more. Let's start with the good news: Bluetooth seems to connect consistently with all the devices I've tried connecting to. Not the strongest connection, but good enough. assembly of decent quality; although the case is metal, but thin. Connections are simple and effective. I used RCA inputs for CD and cassette players and a 3.5mm audio jack with RCA adapter. The front panel AUX input is handy…

I knew buying Pyle audio gear was a gamble but they were disappointing. The negative (black) speaker inputs were switched inside the case, so when I first connected them I didn't get any sound from the left channel. After a few minutes of fiddling, I found that if the left channel's positive (red) was connected to L and the negative (black) to R, and the right channel +R to R and -B, both speakers would work. in L. This issue was noted by other reviewers and causes a bunch of spaghetti cords on