PyleWireless Bluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier - Hybrid Multi-Channel 3000 Watt Power Amplifier Home Audio Receiver System w/AM/FM Radio, MP3/USB,AUX,RCA Karaoke Mic in - Rack Mount, Remote - P3301BAT

Started my search for a new receiver at the beginning of 2020 and my main requirements was a retro look and feel, AM/FM, remote control, ability to add two sets and add additional components.The models I reviewed at the beginning of 2020 had a high cost but just couldn’t satisfy my desires and I stopped, but started again after Thanksgiving.When I restarted my search on Amazon.com I found Pyle’s Wireless Bluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier - Hybrid Multi-Channel 3000 Watt Power Amplifier Home Audio Receiver System w/AM/FM Radio, MP3/USB,AUX,RCA Karaoke Mic in - Rack Mount, Remote - Pyle P3301BATThe title describes this unit perfectly and the price was lower than other brands and with fewer bells and whistles.This unit has exceeded my expectations and has everything I wanted and more.It was easy to hook up. I was even able to simultaneously pair my iPhone and headphones with the receiver. There are volume indicators and backlit that gives the retro feel.It has modern tech conveniences and awesome sound.This is a great unit and I’m glad I waited to make my purchase and I recommended this unit to anyone that wants a retro feel, modern tech conveniences and awesome sound for an awesome price.And from my livingroom with the radio garden application, I can listen to radio around the world and it sounds awesome.

..to my home theater. Although the manual power button is a drag, I leave it pushed in and plug this into a smart wifi power strip like the rest of my home theater equipment so I can turn it all on by voice, one at a time or the whole system. Tip: get a smart power strip you can name each outlet so it is easier to remember by name & not by outlet number.I love that even though it produces a lot of power, it doesn't draw a lot of AC watts. I have real time stats on AC loads through my battery backup. I can only crank it up to 25% now as I only have 200 watt speakers on it & don't want to ruin them. I am building 4 - 750's ( RMS ) for it now. So approx. 100 ac watts load @ 25% volume.I saw that another review stated the sub out didn't work for them. Try adding "powered subs".The remote background is dark and the lettering is too. I scanned the remote into my PC then edited the image to lightened it up, then printed it onto a vinyl sheet, cut out the buttons and stuck in over the original.I read that others had cut out issues using Bluetooth, both of mine work great with no interruptions, Samsung 4.2 and Windows Bluetooth Suite.This has a phenomenal cooling system as I hear it when a song ends. The fan runs till the load is lower and it cycles down. It is not loud at all but noticeable when sounds are done.I have 4 cats & only the 2 black males love this sound. They both come and lay on the floor when I turn it up ( not loud ). I think it is the deep bass they love.BTW support for this has been great. I only had a question and it was answered promptly and thoroughly. Thank you Louie

The Bluetooth finally connected, though the instructions weren't very helpful. You press input until the USB socket lights up. Then press and hold the MODE button while your phone (or whatever) is searching for "PYLE". On an earlier phone, a password code was required but with a newer phone that requirement seems to have disappeared. Also the USB input doesn't work like I hoped for a USB DVD player. It only is for a flash drive. The description could be clearer on that. Plenty of power to drive all the speakers really loud throughout the house. The remote button labels are abysmal. Unreadable with grey lettering on a dark blue background. Who thought that was a good idea????? Some of the display abbreviations are unintelligable. The sub base driver is excellent. So, in all, it works well if you take the time to figure things out.

Overall I liked it at first. I have four speakers hooked up, it powers them fine, but there is no fade control for the speakers, which kind of sucks. The blue tooth worked for about a day, now nothing, but I had an adapter, so hooked it up and now have BT. Then the other day, I was working in my shop and was into a song, so I cranked up to about 45 on the dial and all of a sudden all music stopped. Looking at the dial all seems good, equalizer going up and down, shows volume, but no sound out of the speakers! Time to call tech support. Update had to return for service almost a month ago and still not fixed or returned. Cost $56 to ship back to them, over a third of the price to begin with. Rip Off!

Works extremely well. Powers a Skar SV-R D4 8” 800 watt & Phillips SVT-X 8” 350 Watt (These are discontinued sadly is only a passive now) there is a small passive in the rear 4in passive. Receives a massive 1200 watt boost from a 1200 watt Power Bass amp. Has been maxed out multiple times and no burning or power issues. AV Sound Connections are great provide Chrystal clear audio to my Logitech z337 better than my old 800watt Pyle glad I’m going to more pro equipment. P.s. this sub takes up to 2000 watts but only for a short time. (Don’t wanna blow anything lol) and for the sub hum just use a pre audio filter (30-120$ depends on what you want I use a 120 watt Sony because it dosnt need to provide power just clear audio) it is from you main connection source not the receiver.

Nice system, crisp and easy to set up with blue tooth

Working nice doesn't overheat it's compact wish it went lower for speakers frequency response like my other receivers but over all very pleased with . even though was double packed one front mount was bent in and external antenna mount was broken but I can bend mount back out and probably glue antenna. It may have been a repacted item however as I said working well

It's a decent quality little receiver for the money when I got mine it came without a powercord and they won't send one sepretly used a old TV powercord works good but overall sounds good and powers 6x9s without an issue my only complaint is the static and the lack of controls