Pyle Home Stereo Receiver with Bluetooth - 4 Channel Amplifier, 800 Watt Max, USB-A Input w MP3 Player, Easy Karaoke Setup with Mic Vol, Reverb and Delay, RCA in/Out, SD Card, FM Radio - PDA77BU

Excellent product and works great also sounds as good as my last one.made very well for the amount of money. No complaints

I really like the Mfg. Pyle is a quality company that gets it. It being keeping it simple and high quality. The sound is sooo good and with all the jacks I use them all for Karaoke. The Bluetooth is fast to connect and just a 10 - especially the price.

OK, I originally wasn't happy, then I opened my eyes and brain and gave it a shot. Not much for fixed preset EQs. They just seem to miss a little something. The power is great and so far, I have floor 15" speakers, shelf speakers 8" and am awaiting two more floor 15". It takes 8 speakers, easily. Had it on for about an hour and a half when it got here, pretty much as loud as I could go, the unit didn't even warm up. Slayer, Too Short, Ludacris, Tool, the Temptations, Allman Brothers, Sabbath and Bolt Thrower. I threw a variety at it and the neighbors asked because Onkyo and JVC never brought them out. Pretty good for now. Last, don't sell it as an 800watt unit when 800watts is mentioned once on the side of the box as the absolute top/peak... that is when static, blown speakers and ruined units happen. Be honest, it is 500watts.

I originally got this just to hook up some nice wall speakers for my home office, but found it also has two microphone jacks and allows me to hook up my TV in my living room as well. The kids and I had a blast using it as a karaoke machine. Unfortunately, not a good home theater option as it doesn't support Dolby sound, but generally very happy with this purchase.

If you are considering purchasing this product, save yourself the trouble and do not buy it. I purchased it September 20th, and it stopped working by the end of December. I have tried calling customer service multiple times, but I am left on hold for hours with no assistance. I also sent a second email today and have little confidence that I will receive a response. At this point, I hope to save other consumers from having to go through the same frustrating experience. paying $150 for an amp to work for just 3 months is crazy.

I needed an amp that had at least 4 channels with Banana Plugs and this fit the bill. I'm an audiophile and I have an SMD Distortion Detector which I use to set the Gain/Volume on all my amps. Clean sound with no distortion (not just clipping!) I'm completely blown away. As you can see in the pictures with a 1khz test tone, I set the Channel Volume and "Music Volume" (Which is Master Volume) all the way to MAX and there is ZERO DISTORTION. (Source Volume was maxed out too) At 40hz I did get distortion at MAX Channel Volume and 2/3rds 'Master' Volume... but this is irrelevant and I'll explain why. This thing puts out SO much power that I don't go past 1/2 'master volume' of fear of blowing my speakers XD But ANOTHER unexpected very nice bonus is the CLEAN audio RCA pass through. I use it to connect my Subwoofer Amplifier and since it's connected to a new amp I also tuned it with my DD-1. I was able to set the gain WAY higher than my old amp with CLEAN signal. I'm getting WAY more bass than I did with my old amp. I never even thought some amps could output 'dirty' pass through signals like that. There's only 2 negatives I can think of. The amp has more 'white noise' with the volume up and nothing playing compared to my old amp. The goofy looking 'Karaoke BT Amplifier' sticker on an otherwise cool looking amp. I may end up removing it.

Works as described wish I would have found it sooner

This will NOT PAIR with my new MZEIBO Sound bar with Subwoofer, 120W SoundBar for Smart TV Bluetooth 5.0 Home Theater, Deep Bass Audio System with BT/ARC/Optical/AUX Connection for TV PC. I think it's probably a fine system but I got it specifically with the above item so that part is not good. It will connect to my other home stereo wired speakers so I'm going to keep it for the stereo. For $99 bucks it's fine. Just be aware that it does not easily pair with bluetooth speakers as advertised.