Pyle Home Stereo Receiver with Bluetooth Bluetooth Wireless - 240 Watts Stereo Receiver w/Blue LED Level Meter, USB-A Input w/ MP3 Player, SD Card in, Aux, RCA, Headphone Jack - PCAU46BA

I have installed this in our conference room and it went perfectly well. I have attached 4 big ceiling mounted speaker and though im skeptic it would work, guess what? it worked! Put it in full blast and it is loud, not as super loud as expensive equipment we have right now. But still, this device can compete and provide you better quality without. I like the fact it is also an MP3 player. But you need to make sure the external storage (USB or SDCARD) is formated as FAT/FAT32 system. It cannot read NTFS (I never tried the Mac version file system). If in doubt, just use the FAT32 file system to store your musics. I have also used RCA connection with my old DVD player and microphone system, as usual, it worked pretty well.. it boost the sound significantly. As of this writing, I have just connected by phone via BT, I went outside and it's still picking up my BT signal.. Just so you know, you need to put MODE to "BLUE" for you to be able to see PYLE in your phone.. Took me awhile to realize that LOL This is really amazing because there are lots of thing you could use with this device. Im glad I have this with me, small yet powerful device ready for upcoming party!!! Wishlish for this model; (for cosmetic) I wish they move all connectivity (input and output) at the back.. I hate seeing wires at front.. again, just my preference

Without going into detail about why I purchased this other than to say I miss my Teac components, and my Cerwins, for a new start l purchased this Pyle and paired it with Dayton B65's. Believe it or not it sounds amazing. Sure, it's far from a primo setup but you would be surprised

Received it tonight, and thus far have checked out the FM radio, Auxiliary In, headphone out, and the USB in. Currently, I'm listening to music stored on my desktop computer via the PC's headphone out. I'm also testing it with my different headphones. The best sound, thus far, is from the computer. To set up the FM, insert an FM antenna in the antenna socket in the back. I ordered the one suggested in the PCAU46BA Amazon ad. It comes with several adapters. One is a perfect fit. (It fits loose and has a tendency to slip to the right or left if not straight up. I'll have to figure out how to tighten it.) Click the MODE button until FM is showing. Press the EQ button on the remote. It'll automatically find the available stations and assign them to channels. Press the CH- and CH+ keys to switch channels. Give your ears a chance to acclimate to the sound. At first, it sounds a bit harsh, but it warms up after a half hour or so. The headphones that seem to be best with it are my Grados: SR80e, HF2, and GS1000. But I'll have to test further. The longer I listen, the better it sounds. I'm guessing it's not the amp itself but my ears simply getting used to the sound. The build quality is excellent. It looks good. I tried the Bluetooth but couldn't get it to work with my MP3 player. I'll need to read the manual and play with it more.

Great little amplifier. Works well with our outdoor speakers and Alexa.

Bought for outdoor speakers in a covered patio. Ignore the reviews that equate "heavy" with "quality". It is made of metal and has a heavy transformer, but that's not quality. First attempt to add speakers, noticed no spring to keep the clip tight on the speaker wire and the clip had fallen out. Replaced it and fired it up. Bluetooth worked, sounded satisfactory, but as other noted, no way to select an FM channel other than typing the number into the remote directly. Played - literally - 2 songs - and "pop" and smoke. Dead. Ordered a replacement from Amazon, delivered next day. This one works, but today I noticed that neither aux input (front or back) work. Since 90% of what I want it for is bluetooth I likely won't return it, but can't recommend it.

I'm really happy with the variety of options I have with this little amp, and am impressed with the power. I'm using it to drive two speakers in my garage. Sometimes I just have FM going through it, sometimes I'm using Bluetooth from my phone. I can use Bluetooth, FM, Aux (3.5 mm input), SD card, USB connection, and there is even RCA input on the back. The sound quality is great in my opinion. I was just using the FM input at first and was fine with it. But when I used the Bluetooth to stream a higher quality, it sounded great, and connecting to BT was easy. I usually set my phone down a few feet from the receiver, so I don't know the effective range. I wish it could remember the last "mode" I was in, but it's not a big deal. The default when turning on is Bluetooth. The speaker connectors on the back are weak, so you'll need to be careful when connecting the speaker wire, but it holds just fine. You need to physically turn the unit on with a rocker switch, but after that, the remote can handle everything else. Great features and quality for the price. We will see if it can handle being in the garage over time.

This thing sounds incredible for what it is and what it cost. FM reception is crystal clear and it’s got a good amount of power. Pair it with the right speakers and it sounds like it cost 10x what it actually does. Very happy with my purchase.

I would rate this product as OK. It's not great and it has its annoyances so it's just OK. The main annoyances for me are it does not remember the last mode it was used in so it doesn't power up in that mode. It always comes up in AUX mode so if that's not what you used last you have to select it again. The other thing, which is much more annoying to me, is the bluetooth interface appears to be 'auto muting' meaning when the sound goes away it mutes the signal. That is annoying because every single song "fades in" to full volume. I have an external bluetooth interface that does NOT do this so I plug it into the RCA jacks and use it instead. Other than that, this serves its purpose which was to replace a Class A surround-sound amp of about 750W. That thing is a space heater which is not good this time of year. This little thing uses much less power and belts out a lot less heat. If it weren't for the bluetooth issue I would have given this four stars.

I had an old set of 200watt Technique tower speakers and I ordered this Pyle amp and it sounds fantastic. So if you have and old set a speakers around this is definitely a great bang for your buck!!

My new home had stereo hookup for a whole home speaker system. I did not own anything that connected with stereo wire. This system hooked in perfectly and allows me to connect my phone to it through Bluetooth, so now I can listen to my music and podcasts all throughout the house! I was so pleased to find a reasonably priced solution!

I purchased this to replace an older amplifier. I chose this model because it had a headphone output as well as bluetooth. Unfortunately, the bluetooth is only receive and not transmit, so it will not work with bluetooth headphones. It will amplify bluetooth signal from a smart phone or other source. The 120 W output is over kill for my 40 W speakers but the price was right.

Just makes playing your music via BT....simple. I'm using this in my backyard 2.0 setup supplies enough power to my speakers for my listening tastes. Just wish the remote had more better frequency range so I don't gave to manually switch output mode to BT....from my seating location.

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