Pyle 200W Stereo Amplifier with Bluetooth, Dual Channel Audio Receiver, LED Display, RCA, USB, SD, Mic, FM Radio, AUX Input, Perfect for Home Audio and Computer, PDA29BU.5

No tiene la mejor potencia (se especifica claramente) pero me encanta la calidad de sonido, aunque mucho depende también de la calidad de sonido de la música y de dónde la estés reproduciendo. Le conecte 2 bocinas de 6 ohmios cada una.

I really like this Amp Receiver, yes it has FM - thus making it a receiver. I do get a few stations sort of clearly, I live about midway on Long Island, but it makes more sense to go online to listen to a radio station that can’t be received and send the audio via Bluetooth to the amp. Mostly, I play Apple Music from my iPhone. Bluetooth was an easy setup and as long as I’m in range it works well. Choosing from the various amp EQ settings was helpful in making my old, but good, tall 4 way Akai speakers sound best with whatever kind of music I’m playing. I have the Pyle amp in a bedroom. It plays loud enough, and clearly. I read that someone suggested using a correctly rated DC adapter which he thought eliminated a hum. And so, I now only use the a DC adapter to power it up. To be clear, there wasn’t a hum sound produced in the first place, it’s a well made unit, I just did it anyway. As an aside, I noticed that it does not get warm when powered with the adapter vs slightly warm plugged into the wall. By the way, the adapter also doesn’t get warm. Instructions for Playing music from a USB drive was not clear to me. I found out that only mp3 or WAV music will play from a correctly formatted Fat drive and that the USB mode goes on when the drive is inserted. It is not a mode that can be found by scrolling through the modes. I’ll not be using the usb function, I was mostly just following my curiosity on how to do that. A complaint, a minor one, is the remote control could be bigger and knowing which end is which could be clearer when in hand and not directly looking at it. I’ve bought four of these amps over the past couple of months, two I am using and the two others will be back ups if need be, or gifts. Sitting on a dresser in the bedroom, the amp is small enough to not take up much room, and attractive enough to be a cool looking object. Another complaint, I was not able to register the amps online at the Pyle website. There I was asked to enter information like date of manufacture that which is information not found anywhere on the unit or box. And so, I could not register them. I tried calling the supplied Pyle phone number but when I called a recording said they were not taking phone calls and that I should go online. That problem should be addressed by Pyle. I am remembering one more issue on one of the amps, the internal transformer was loose as the two screws holding it down were not tightened fully and the amp base was dented some as a result. I knew it had to be the transformer as I saw that someone else had one shipped to them where the transformer screws and nuts were completely loose and off. They had opened their unit up posted a photo of that problem. For me, I was able to just tighten it with a screw driver from below on the bottom of the unit. Even in spite of all this I like this small, (cute) amp and most importantly I think it sounds great.

A great stereo amp for my garage works great. A good buy, and rich sound.

Muy buen producto , exelente audio cuando lo emparejó con celular , pero al utilizarlo con mi tv se escucha distorsión , aún así cumplio con mis expectativas

Works Great. It powers the Polk audio speakers I have with no problem. I have it set up in my shop connected to my computer in south Mississippi, its in the heat all summer in my shop, the unit definitely gets hot but doesn't seem to fade. Like others have mentioned when no music is playing there is a humm, it doesn't go away, its always there, it doesn't bother in me in my shop because its a shop and am working and usually music is blasting, I only notice it when nothing is playing and I am sitting at my compute doing paperwork. I tried unplugging the computer thinking maybe that was causing the interference humm, there was no change. Solid value, cheap, it works, can't ask for much more with the price point. I tried the Bluetooth, seems to work fine, same for the remote, but I don't use either often as i use the computer for audio source.