Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Amplifier 300 W 2 Channel Digital Home Audio PA Receiver System 2 Microphone Input Control, FM Radio, USB, 12 Volt Power Option

Output from audio out failed hence returned

Nice product .quality of sound is great . con's @only single problem is Input voltage 115V/60HZ( hence required to use step down transformer ) .

Firstly, if you are inside, DO NOT PRESS THE SIREN BUTTON HOLY GOOD GOD. I obviously wanted to test it out to make sure it worked but it plays it at ABSOLUTE MAX VOLUME no matter what. So in conclusion, the siren works very well lol. I am not using this for PA stuff, I'm using it as a desktop amplifier for my "computer speakers" (near field monitors) and I needed something that was significantly smaller than a home theater receiver so I decided to try it out. At the time of this review I am not sure how to use the integrated EQ, so I'v'e adjusted it with my computer EQ. Initially, it sounded very flat. For audiophiles, great. For the rest of us, It's gonna need a bit of tweaking. After playing with it for a few min to get it where I wanted, it works amazingly. The 300 watts per channel ensures that this thing can handle any of my speakers and push them hard. I had it at maybe 50% volume total between the volume knob and my computer, and it was very impressive to say the least. Extremely loud while also clear. It's sitting idle while I'm writing this and I have to say, the nicest thing compared to my other (SONY) receiver is how cool it stays. Most home theater receivers are space heaters and even while sitting idle, stay toasty. For a bedroom, which is where I have this, after an hour or two the room can get to be uncomfortably warm because of that. Even after driving this thing as hard as I did, I see no heating issues in the near future. Cons: I wish it was 2.1 channel to be honest, but I'm sure there's a way to wire a sub into the series. Regardless you are paying bottom dollar for a nice simple receiver that does it's job. Bluetooth functionality works but I'm not a fan of how the volume scales with my computer so I'll stick to a 3.5mm aux cable. TLDR: If you want a small bedroom/desktop audio receiver, go for it you will get your money's worth (I paid $47). Other thoughts: It comes with an antenna and supports FM tuning, but I have not tried it yet.

Cumple su función. Tenía unas bocinas Sony y no quise deshacerme de ellas, la calidad del sonido es aceptable, para el uso en una casa creo que es bueno, el rango del volumen es bueno.

The minute I plugged this in I knew it was the right purchase for me! It is so easy to use, has tons of features, the user manual is easy and straight to the point, it puts out great sound and power, and is at an incredibly great price. I bought thus for my man cave in my garage and it more than serves its purpose. I love the Bluetooth option so if I am sitting in the garage I can choose any and all music apps and sources to enjoy as I am lounging around! So glad I made this purchase. It is perfect for my needs.

Muy contento, la calidad de sonido fue bastante buena con bocinas qué tienen más de 15 años, y me encanta que tenga bluethoot nada más que solo se conecta en un radio de unos 4 o 5 mts. Los canales de micrófono y auxiliar funcionan muy bien y la calidad de los materiales es bastante buena

It was pretty easy to set up, once you get through the quirks. The FM antenna worked fine for me with the unit channel scan grabbing 45 stations, 25 of which are strong in outlying area 25 mi from metro New Orleans. Bluetooth connectivity pairing is easy and works great. Love the sound quality, but the EQ choices are preset and it would be better to have bass and treble controls I believe. Not bad though. The instructions leave a lot to be desired. Suggest Pyle get a technical writer to use the product and review and rewrite the manual. The >II button on the remote, when pressed, will put you into a scan mode to find channels when in FM mode. That is ok for first setup, but after that, if you press it again, it will go thru another station scan! Same goes for that button on the unit! Once you know that, if you leave that button alone in FM, you won't start another scan which may get a new station line-up with different numbers for stations due to local signal strength in your area at that moment in time. I prefer to know the station line up so I can enter its number next time I use the unit, and don't want to change the assigned number for each station. I write the station ID vs assigned number on a card so I can access the desired station by entering its number on the remote (e.g., no 24 is 99.5FM) at any time. If you want to access lower stations one by one use I<< button, and for higher stations use >>I button. The remote needs to be closer than 7 ft for it to operate on my unit. The sound output is nothing short of HIGH Power, but AUX knob on the unit (no.9 in the booklet) can be used to decrease and increase the base power output level (the power level LED's will light up as power is increased). If you have flimsy speakers, watch it - you might blow a cone! Once you set a power level on the unit, the remote volume buttons (no. 4 in booklet) will "trim" the volume up and down from the power level you have set on the unit (no. 6 in booklet). Just watch the LED's. Overall, a very impressive and clean sounding little unit. I would (and have) suggested this unit to others! Small package, but BIG sound!