PYLE Wireless Bluetooth Power Amplifier System - 200W Peak Power Dual Channel Sound Audio Stereo Receiver w/USB, SD, AUX, MIC in w/Echo Effect for Karaoke, Radio, LCD Display, RCA input, Studio Use

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Very good,clear sound, It works smoothly with my old Sony RV222 speakers.

bonjour ça ne respire pas la qualité,une voie qui ne fonctionne pas ,obligé de refaire les soudures sur le circuit intégré TDA7323 qui ne developpe pas 200W mais un 35W RMS,le connecteur sur le rail d'alimentation qui est mal soudé;les vis sur le capot qui tournent dans le vide et un soucis de masse qd on touche le boitier un point positif ,c'est que c'est une alimentation avec un transformateur torique de type symétrique

We had a horrible storm that had lighting strike very close to our property that fried out a lot of electronics as well as the internet line and even some electrical circuits, not good! One of the many casualties was our Sony Mini stereo receiver that was driving our out door JBL speakers on the patio facing the pool (wired through the wall, into the attic, and over the patio to the speakers). After careful research, we settled on the Pyle PDA6BU due to its small size nearly matching the Sony compact system and its stated power output. Great pluses were its Bluetooth connectivity, capability to connect to microphones as a PA, and banana plug receptors in the back for a cleaner, quicker connection to out door or even indoor speakers. On connecting, I was able to quickly get up on Bluetooth and the front AUX input to test output through the 8 ohm outdoor JBL speakers rated at 100 watts each. The Pyle PDA6BU cleanly powered the speakers. I pushed them to about 80% volume on the knob (Moto G6 phone volume set to max). I ran a variety of styles of music and heard zero distortion, unlike the Sony compact stereo that I had rigged to the JBLs some years ago. Also, because our Bose Cinemate II home theater also got fried (sent to the repair facility, BTW), we also hooked up our previously unused small Sony Compact stereo speakers to the system to place behind (you guessed it) a new flat screen replacing our fried Sharp Aquos. The Pyle PDA6BU of course easily drives those small speakers while we patiently wait for our Bose to return. Of course, the Pyle PDA6BU is not surround sound, but neither is our new flat screen, and the Bose for that matter only faked it. Overall, the Pyle PDA6BU is a superb buy for the paltry price of $63.14 through Jeff Bezos. I only wish that the stereo volume could be controlled remotely. The remote is tiny item that only controls the Bluetooth (BT) volume UNDER the master volume. So if you have the volume knob set to 10%, then you can at best only get 10% volume with the BT volume maxed out, obviously lesser if you reduce. We have not yet tried the microphones, but we will soon and update (maybe with a pool gathering). This is an EXCELLENT buy and value, and it looks great on our entertainment center.

Por el precio muy buen ampli, levanta mis bocinas de torre sin ningún problema. La equalizacion con potenciómetros es mucho mejor q los ajustes digitales de otros amplis, permite un ajuste fino de bajos, agudos y volumen de los micrófonos. La entrada de micrófonos funciona excelente, gran calidad de audio y muy buen control de volumen y ecos. Recomendado si quieren algo, bueno, bonito y barato.

Excelente calidad, muy versatil en las aplicaciones y facil de conectar portencia mas q suficiente