Pyle Bluetooth Home Theater Amplifier - 200 Watts into 5 Channels with Subwoofer Out, Easy Karaoke - Dual Mic, Wireless Streaming, USB/SD with MP3 player, RCA Input, FM Radio, LCD Display - PDA7BU

(second review)For the price, this amazing product is well worth the purchase. I like Pyle. I used a 5-disk changer for years; when it went out, I got this receiver to play songs in a continuous fashion. With the remote, a person can keep mp3 files in folders and change from folder to folder, leaving a single folder or all songs on repeat, and the remote has a pause button that works well. 'If' you are into singing with songs, especially with someone else, it may be a lot of fun for you.I never used the mic inputs, and the mp3 playback abilities took me a few days to figure, yet it worked grea

This is by far the best audio receiver you can get. I was coming from onkyo and not only are they big, bulky and complicated this is the best. Trust me. It’s inexpensive and so versatile. I love that it has Bluetooth as well as all of the other modes and inputs! I can’t believe it’ll play from usb drive and SD card and you can actually view the files from the screen. It’s much cleaner with a classy blue backlighting that really looks great. I connected my Sirius xm tuner to it as well so it sounds great with all of my primary and surround sound speakers. Absolutely the best. Trust me. I came h

I needed something to play my MP3 collection through my old stereo speakers and after some research I opted for this. I mostly found that lower priced products don't support playing MP3 files in shuffle (random) mode and so with that in mind, I chose this economical solution for my use. I figured I could always just use an app to "randomize" the order of my music files to achieve my desires. I was pleasantly surprised for several reasons:First, this was really solid and well built. It was easy to just plug in my old Polk Audio speakers and start playing. The music coming out of these speakers

Surprising quality. Happy with it. For the price point you can’t beat this unit. It does however have a strong buzzing when not in use. You don’t really notice until you power it off and realize it had the scatter noise. Has microphone/instrument inputs which we love as musicians and karaoke night. Strong output for speakers but Bluetooth alphas a slight delay by a 1/4 second. My tv had an option to fix this but it was annoying. This tends to happen with cheaper Bluetooth items. No issues when it was hardwired. We opted for Bluetooth based on how we ran our surround sound. Our old unit died an

I would just like to say to start this off that I have purchased many pile products in the past which have had absolutely no problems whatsoever sound quality was great the actual quality was great and it wasn't as people say a piece of crap or a pile of crap. My experience this time was not so good. Upon arrival the package was completely fine I opened it up and the RCA connector for one of the inputs was completely hanging out of the device not that this is a deal-breaker so I went and hooked it all up to my machine used a different input and found that the subwoofer port did not work at all

I know this company's reputation is low quality products that work just enough for a low cost. This receiver is no different, it functions fine and sounds fine but it comes with low end build quality.There is a pop through the speakers when turning it on and a slight humming through the speakers, its not loud but just enough to hear when no media is playing. I would suggest to only run this receiver on mid to low tier speakers, it will not do any justice for high end speaker sets, if you care about real sound quality you would want a much higher quality receiver.. High quality in the home audi

Great system.......fair price and great customer service....would buy Pyle products

My old receiver in my shop died and it did not have Bluetooth anyway. This Pyle amp fit the bill perfectly as I have a 12” powered sub out there and once getting the correct cord to hook it up is now rocking. I have seen some complaints about the sub volume being separate but that has not been an issue with me as I am standing right there anyway when I turn it on and setting the sub separately is no big deal. Besides, sometimes I just want some background noise without the bass drops and having a separate volume for the sub makes that easy. I did have to get some new bookshelf speakers though