🔊 Powerful 8000 Watt 4-Ch. Bridgeable Switches Multi-Zone Stereo Amplifier with Speaker Selector Volume Control & LED Audio Level Display - Pyle PT8000CH - 19" Rack Mount Review

The amplifier worked for 3-4 months, then one channel stopped working. Now all channels are not working. Contacted support to ask for schematics, fuse information or whatever. They were incompetent and incompetent. They said they could only send me to fix it. Open, not good. It looks like the capacitor is swollen and something else. I'm good with my technique, there was no need to swell. Will never buy Pyle again, waste of money!

Ideal for technicians who understand how this technology works. I have 4 street clips and a 15 inch subwoofer running in my yard. It produces so much clean energy that you don't realize how loud it is until you turn it off or try to talk to someone nearby. Good value for money. Ideal for applications where you can set all options once and simply turn them on and off after installation. I run my system with Echo input and play all music and movies via Bluetooth with no fuss or anything else…

I racked this amp up in my rack and immediately noticed that one of the front panel meters was dim. Didn't want to take it out again after hooking everything up etc. I've used this amp on mid to mid highs (not quite) with 4 towers of 300 watts each. I turned the amp on in bridge mode. "After a few months of use, it just stopped working. I haven't restored it yet, but I will. I haven't found any fusible links or anything like that yet. But I think you get what you pay for. Probably 300w won't…

My device arrived early. I think releasing only peak performance and not RMS does us customers a disservice. I am replacing an amplifier in my home theater that has started to shut down (protection circuits have tripped). Considering the price, it was very easy for me to try this device. My studio would certainly be more comfortable than my living room, but that's enough for now. It's not as loud as the Denon it replaces, but loud enough (I just have to turn up the volume on the preamp). So far

I am building a large room in the attic and am using this amp to power the whole house. In all, I have six Bik America 15-inch three-way floor stands. 2 Technics 3-way floor-standing speakers with two 10" woofers. 4 studio speakers with 8" woofers and tweeters. And I will add more. If people know what they're doing with this thing, they can create one hell of a system. I have multiple TVs so I can watch my Pandora around the house. People complain about 8000w ads. Well, every company advertises

First of all, this amp can't put out 8000 watts of power. Maybe for glitches in 2 microseconds per channel, but certainly not in real life. I set the volume controls similar to another 40 watt per channel amp and the sound levels are similar if that helps you understand the actual volume. However, that kind of performance is all I needed and quite frankly all I expected from this budget amp. The biggest issue I have is the low, constant hum this amp produces. I tried connecting it to other…

Surprisingly good. Expectations from this brand, which is not known for its top quality, were low. However, I am pleasantly surprised. As with many cheaper brands, there seem to be some quality control issues here. The first thing I bought from Amazon was DOA. I returned it and ended up finding a better deal elsewhere so it all worked out. The second worked flawlessly, stayed on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and acted as a multi-zone amplifier connected to my home theater receiver and driving…

I'm not sure what people expect from this amp or I'm sure people understand how power works when it comes to amps. This amp is rated for 8000 watts of peak power (which means it probably can't reproduce that power continuously for nanoseconds). This is obviously overkill as an 8000w amp would certainly need its own separate power supply etc. Well, that's not the case. My suggestion is that people know what they need this amp for. For high-end home cinema? Of course not. However, to run multiple