PyleWireless Bluetooth Power Amplifier System - 200W Dual Channel Sound Audio Stereo Receiver w/USB, AUX, MIC in w/Echo, Radio - for Home Theater Entertainment via RCA, Studio Use - PDA65BU

This was well worth the money and exceeds all expectations. The sounds quality is beyond comparable to any other amplifier I've had. Super easy to set up. I use it at work to listen to my play list on my phone because I'm not interested in listening to talk radio all morning. It's plug and play. plug it in, hook up the speakers, connect blue tooth and you're done. The sound quality through this Pyle receiver is superior to the Pioneer receiver. With an equalizer to adjust the sound it puts this in a whole new category. I'm very happy with this purchase and highly recommend this product. 5 STARS all the way!!!

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Unboxing was easy and the company put some thought into making it so without producing a ton of garbage. Simple set up. Plug it in, how hard is that. Bluetooth connected to my phone in a second with no effort and the sound stream is steady and clean. I started with small speakers and then added a larger set of Fishers and the sound blew me away. (Good speakers do make a difference don't they). I picked out a song and tried my microphone for the Karaoke effects and found the variable echo works like a champ to add depth to your voice. With the separate volume controls for each of the two mic inputs you have a lot of flexibility to match the vocals to the song you are playing. So not let this little box fool you, it is quite powerful and has plenty of input and output options, including a video out which I will explore this weekend. Perhaps a Karaoke CD can be used to provide song lyrics on a small screen, that is the idea for me right now but not necessary. I actually will be using this to replace my old setup which consisted of a 1200 watt (80 lbs) Peavey amp connected to a 24 channel Peavey mixer in a rack that required two people to carry or a wheeled lift. No more broken back. Love this new machine and talk about value for your money, easy win.

Given the price point, one should have reasonable expectations. For under $100, you shouldn't expect high end performance.First, the good:It does work, it arrived quickly, Bluetooth pairing is simple (though entirely unsecured), and the price is attractive for what I want it for (listening to music while working in the garage).The bad:The sound quality is... only "fair" (and that's with it connected to Bose speakers), the "user manual" is essentially worthless, the operation of the unit is very non-intuitive, there's no direct tuning for FM stations, there's no AM capability at all, and the remote control doesn't work.

Good receiver for the money! Just run proper speakers, it's only 50 watts per channel. It sounds nice with bookshelf speakers.