🔊 Pyle PT390BTU Wireless Bluetooth Power Amplifier System - 300W 4 Channel Home Theater Audio Stereo Sound Receiver Box with USB, RCA, 3.5mm AUX, LED, Remote - Ideal for Speaker, PA, Studio - BLACK Review

Bought to replace an old receiver but mainly because it had bluetooth capabilities. BT works great and has a very good range, I can switch music from across the house. Works for me! The receiver will sit in my garage and power 4 outdoor speakers by the pool. It probably won't fit in a home theater amp, but for my use and price it's perfect. Sounds good! Very clearly. The bass is 50% higher than my outdoor speakers. So if I had a subwoofer, they would probably do well. Only time will tell if…

Very good receiver. I wanted to write a review because there are so many reviews that people who buy the base model expect high performance. I have a whole house audio system with 8 speakers. I have separate volume controls (forgot official labeling when speaking to speaker) for each set of speakers so they are not all on at once. This device does exactly what I want it to do. It has enough power and connects perfectly with my Bluetooth on my iPhone. Bluetooth has an excellent range. My music…

I hardly ever write reviews but here it is! I was looking for a radio for my basement workshop, so here are a few features I need: a remote control, an AM/FM radio (with some presets), Bluetooth, an AUX-in for Alexa, and the ability to add speakers . Score. This receiver had them and at a decent price. Let's start with the remote control. There is no on/off switch on the remote control! I'm not even sure why they wouldn't turn it on on the remote. At this point I'm thinking should I go back or…

Love the extra USB port and an SD card reader. Also 2 microphone inputs with echo. I will be using this with my karaoke machine. 300 watts divided into four channels at 75 watts per channel, which is very good. I don't like the radio part of the receiver. There should be a knob that you can turn to set a channel. Overall, this is a very good receiver for the money (around $100). The blue tooth sometimes breaks out. Today's date is July 21, 2021. Ever since I've been using the receiver, I've had

I got this as a stereo replacement for an old unit that no longer works and also as a cheap setup for jamming my bass. home so I would have had to lug my proper gear back and forth from the jampad for the same amount of time. Obviously this isn't a professional device and I'll rate it accordingly for the low budget gadget that it is. As a stereo, it's more than loud enough for where I am and what I need, and the sound quality is pretty good. . There is nothing to complain about in terms of…

I have a music playback system in my garage/shop that is reasonably excellent. I used to power it from an Onkyo A/V receiver that I got, but when I had to remap this unit to become part of my living room media functions I had to buy a replacement garage system. It needed to be able to easily feed 16 speakers with an "A" and "B" speaker setup in the main section, as well as feed audio to the 2nd section amp (hey, I'll admit that's a was a bit "exaggerated") ). Above'). At first, my search took…