Bluetooth Home Audio Amplifier - 6 Channel Stereo Receiver Amp, 600 Watt Power, Commercial or Karaoke with Mic Talkover, Headphone Jack, 1/4'' Microphone In, USB SD AUX RCA FM Radio

Ok one thing I wanna get to start with the wattage per channels, yes I've officially tested it with an AD-1. It's true you have to do a bit of math to do it cause it's 6 channels loaded but you get (drumroll) 90 watts max even! Second thing is the Bluetooth is amazing no distortion basically and voltage is outstanding if you want something for a home Cinema with full-ramge speakers all around or just to crack it and kill your ears then here you go amazing full range sound absolutely love it! Also if your deciding if you should get they upgraded pyle 6 channel don't allot things are wrong with the other one for $129.99 it's actually better to get this one $109.99 cheaper and more reliable. Just got the "buy-now" button and get it your not gonna be sad or unsatisfied it's loud for a 45'x60'x34' building so it's loud enough for a home system! Downside about this is that the equalizer is basically 5 modes for bass and tremble not the greatest but it sounds amazing love it! One more thing, buy some Bose 201 iv older speakers their perfect performance for this receiver!

This is the second Pyle amplifier I've purchased. Very high quality and full of great features! Powerful amp, producing clean, clear output!

I am a music producer and was looking for a way to reference music through a home stereo system to determine how well it was mixed. This system allows me to connect several pairs of passive speakers that would allow me to see what the music would sound like in a client's home or on a radio station. I can use the independent volume controls to easily switch between whatever speakers I have connected to determine if the music is articulating correctly. But that's just one use I have for this unit. I can also use it as a multi-zone system for the house. I can connect speakers in each room and then select what room I want to hear music in. So I may buy another so I don't have to move it from the studio so much. Overall, this system has great sound, the only issue I have is with the remote. It would be nice to have control of each channel's volume. Other than that, this is a great unit for how I am using it. I understand that it also has mic inputs for karaoke and blue tooth which just speaks to its many capabilities. And though it can be used in a home theatre, the channels are only configured left-right plus sub. So you won't get 5 or 6.1 surround. However. I tried this system in a home theatre setup with some Polk audio 5.1 speakers and the sound filled the room nicely. In my opinion, this system is best for multi-channel applications to control multiple speakers. In a retail store or other business for multi-zone function to page people or put on presentations. I love it. it's a great unit. It would be perfect if the remote was more capable of controlling all the features it has.

In short, I am an audiophile. I purchased this unit to run my zone 3 in my backyard and basement pool room. I was excited when I first found and ordered the unit. However, when it arrived and I got it hooked up, I was DEEPLY disappointed! I am a tech professional. I can figure things out easily in most cases. however, this unit was a bit difficult. the instructions were no help. I worked with it a bit and got it going. bluetooth pairing was the most simple - works flawlessly! however, it seems the unit I received (sold as used) - had channel A and F blown. I used a known-good test speaker from another system I have. Even after tweaking the treble and bass, the sound was still VERY flat. The power was there, but clipping was evident and obnoxious! even after dialing it down a bit and turning it up on bluetooth, I got better sound out of a lower powered amp! I eventually hooked it up where it would go and powered up the outdoor Q65 HTD speakers for my back yard. The bass hit, but again, the sound was very flat and tin-can-like, nevermind the blown channels (I needed all 6 for my pool room and outdoors). I think I had it powered up around 30 minutes - rolled thru a variety of music.. glass animals, classical, doors, floyd, various EDM and Rock.. totally not impressed! again, the power was totally there, but it was very distorted at higher volumes where the power was needed! DO NOT RECOMMEND! Waste of time and energy. Other reviews are proper when suggesting other units.. will never entertain pyle again.

The Pyle wireless home audio amplifier system is fantastic! The Bluetooth connects perfectly to our TV, and the sound quality is clear and powerful. Setup was straightforward, and it works seamlessly with other devices too. A great addition for anyone looking to enhance their home audio experience—highly recommend!

I ordered one in 1-2023, and it had an issue and Amazon keep its part up and sent me another one and 4 or 5 months later the amplifier stop working but all lights were on. So I contacted the warranty for pyle and I completely got the run around, send us your proof of purchase and when I sent what I found they kept goin back and fourth with me saying I sent the wrong thing and I couldn't find the information so after a few exchanges I decided to eat the money and just go with another brand all though my lady loves the unit or loved it but now I've decided to not buy pyle anymore

Ok, here it goes. I could not get any sound out of the amp to begin with. I adjusted every knob, turned every dial, bluetooth, aux in, line in, everything I could think of. I had ONE speaker hooked up in "Channel A" to test the amp...here's the kicker, I had to connect 2 speakers to the channel A for it to put out sound. I am guessing there had to be some kind of circuit closure with both speakers connected. After I figured that part out it was fine. As other reviewers have stated-- I can not figure out how to remove a Bluetooth device and add another one, or add multiple devices. Sound quality-- it's fine for having some music for an outdoor kitchen/patio area or something similar. I have the Dual 3 way speakers connected-- 6 total. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00081NX5U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_u.USFb8NA6WJR?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Two simulated rock speakers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007U2GWRG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_6pnSFb49ZNJ1J and Rockville 10 inch sub https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KCV51BR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_LsnSFbSJK4294?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 and it sounds good. Everything seems to be powered fine. Problems-- trying to even out the sub with the speakers. The "music volume" knob is essentially a "Main" volume knob which also controls the subwoofer volume. What I've had to do is set my volume on the sub to about half or so. Then use the music volume to adjust how loud I want it. I use each individual "channel" volume for the speakers. It wasn't hard just took a while to get levels set to where the music blended together. Remote control-- fairly worthless. I turned the amp "off" and music was still playing through it??? The only way to really turn everything off is by the button on the unit. Doesn't really matter to me because I have it mounted behind my bar and won't use the remote. Overall it is ok for what I need. Considering the price it's a fair deal. I will see how long it will last. The amp has plenty of quirks but is usable once you learn them. Bottom line is I would recommend the amp if you want an inexpensive way to get some sound for a patio, outdoor kitchen, pool, etc. This amp is nothing earth shattering but it will do what it needs to. It's not bad, could be worse but also a whole lot better.

This is a great amp and fits my needs perfectly. I read some reviews and watched some video reviews and quickly learned to turn the input selector dial to mp3. There is some confusion about if this is a stereo amp. It is and it isn't. The six channels all put out the same mono signal. It sounds great, but it is definitely NOT stereo sound. The inputs accept left and right channels but combine them into a mono output to the speakers. I assume, but did not test, the output rca ports pass off a stereo signal. I prefer a mono output as I'm using this in a Hair Salon to distribute the music evenly around a large 2 room area. As I can control the volume on each channel, I can set a custom volume for each area. The build quality is about or above what I expect at this price point. As for being "stereo", think about it. If you have 6 channels and each one puts out a separate left and right channel, well folks, you have a 12 channel amp. Plus, how would you balance those, as there is no "balance" control. And that's because....there is NO STEREO to balance. This unit seems to be designed for PA applications and broad background music installments. Home theatre?...this is not your guy! Again, the sound is full, rich, and ample power to fill a 1000 sq. ft easily (depending in the sensitivity of your speakers). I'm using 6 Micca 8" 2-way. I did add a compact subwoofer with its own mini amp to round out the bass. I like a lot of boom, even at lower volumes.

me gusto es lo que esperaba

I have some speakers but don’t know how to use that until I bought this. I have made my bonus room a movie room already. Good function especially Bluetooth enable me to connect it without connecting to TV.

El amplificador lo ocupe para usar un par de bocinas y así convertirlo sonido casero , para la tv y música en fiestas

I haven't tried it yet. So I can't really say it looks good. It turns on it's working.

We ordered this unit to replace a very old receiver with only ports for two sets of speakers. The Pyle has six channels which would have allowed us to connect both indoor and out door speakers. I should have paid more attention to the lowest reviews. None of the speaker channels work regardless of the input settings chosen. We quickly reattached our old receiver and returned the Pyle (thankfully we had saved all the boxes and packing). Do not recommend purchasing this model.