🔊 200W Dual Channel Wireless Bluetooth Power Amplifier System - Sound Audio Stereo Receiver with USB, SD, AUX, MIC including Echo, Radio, LCD - Ideal for Home Theater, RCA, Studio Usage - Pyle PDA6BU.6 Review

This amp/receiver has some high end features but some serious issues detract from the review. The good things first: The sound quality is excellent. In addition, this thing has a lot of features for the price. The slim profile means you can pack more into a small space. And now for the cons: the volume control is delicate - the difference between a soft sound and a very loud one is only a few hairs. The included remote control only works with digital inputs, not connected ones. For example, if…

I bought this receiver because I had some good speakers and a small subwoofer that was idle. I needed a 100 watt per channel amplifier and subwoofer output. This Pyle amp is perfect for my needs. This amp has a solid audio output and can easily drive the speakers I have connected to it. had to remove them and twist the copper ends yourself (old school). My other complaint is that the Bluetooth standard is quite old and therefore quite susceptible to interference. I stopped using it and just use

I'm 75 now. In the 80's I had 2 cinema systems that cost over $10,000. I sold one of these systems 20 years ago. I have one system left. Crown DC300 amplifier, AR9LS speakers. The list is too long to list here. I decided we should start catching up before the 21st. Century without overpaying and caring about quality. I have read many reviews about different types of hardware that would be compatible with my 4k TV, dish hopper and gaming system to name a few. Yes, I'm still an avid player, at 75

My 20 year old Sony receiver finally died. I need something to support my 5 surround speakers and stream audio to my satellite box. The Pyle PDA7BU looked good but was almost useless so I returned it. It had features I didn't need, like two microphone inputs with volume controls for carioca, support for SD and USB inputs, and Bluetooth. I had to take an RCA audio input and connect surround speakers. All the connections were there but it didn't work with volume control and mute - see video…

I would like to start by saying that I have bought many staple products in the past, which have had absolutely no problems, the sound quality was excellent, the actual quality was excellent, and it was not like them say a piece of shit or a pile of shit. My experience wasn't that good this time. Upon arrival, the package was in perfect condition. I opened it up and the RCA connector for one of the inputs was completely hanging off the unit, but that's not a deal breaker so I went and plugged…

That is, first of all. Price! For that reason alone, I wanted it to fit our needs. I want to replace a receiver in a rarely used room where my previous receiver is no longer working. Secondly. it plays USB and/or Bluetooth files (although other reviews say the BT range is pretty poor). Third. As I said, this is for a room that is rarely used, so I don't need super top stuff. Unfortunately, while the space is rarely used, I *really* want whatever I put in there to be somewhat functional…