PyleBluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier Receiver - 4 Channel, 800 Watt Karaoke Sound System w/ MP3,USB,SD,AUX,RCA,FM,MIC, Headphone, Reverb + Delay, LED Vol, for Home, Studio, Theater Speakers - PDA77BU

Their isn’t anything this item doesn’t do that I don’t likeFor the price it’s a very nice well built solid unit and sounds very amazing for the name brand and well satisfied on all the features it has, and all the different sounds you can get out of this good sounding unitVery well satisfied for being a well made unit and love all the hookups for front and back and left and right speaker hookupsI will probably never use them all but their sll there if I want to add more speakers and have the best beautiful sound ever

Product looks great. Easy to set up. Sound quality on all functions perfect. Output control is excellent. Very awesome for the price. Running 4 of the same speakers and can still add 4 more speakers 😀

Works perfect. Loud enough. Easy Bluetooth connection. Only issue i have with the Bluetooth is when I reconnect to my smart TV, the sound skips. I would have to unpair it from the device and repair it to make it work. Besides that. The product seems to work great.

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 XDBut 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.

Well less than a year later and the blutooth is out. Will not pair or is even visible. Tried to contact the company vis the link provided by Amazon and it makes yoi fill out a long form including uploading a receipt which I did...everytime I tried it says there is an error and to fix it..the error being that it wouldn't take the reciept...scam

Don't know why the bad reviews, for a 100 bucks this is awesome. Needed a head unit real quick and tried this one. Driving some Klipsch Forte ii's with it. Sounds awesome and super loud. Good quality sound. A little lacking at low volume but crank it up and this head unit rocks. We will see how long it lasts. Sound just as good as my 800 dollar Yamaha I fried. Just use a good quality 14 gauge wire and your good. Running at 8 ohms. Great buy!!

Bought this for my outdoor kitchen. Its overly powerful for the four 60 watt speakers attached. Well worth the price, the Bluetooth on my iPhone stayed connected over 70 ft away on my open back yard. Has plenty of sound control with the equalizer. I leave the volume set to 75% and just control volume on phone so i never need the remote.

This was definitely an upgrade from the best Box Store amplifier I had. It's driving an outdoor Ancient pair of Bose 501s and some Polk Audio Atrium6 s. It is able to receive Bluetooth signals no problem from my PC which is like 15 ft away inside the house. But what I don't like is I decided to get banana clips for audio connections because I use the stereo outside but I do not keep it out there all the time. So the banana clips to me I would have thought would be easier to use than just sticking the wires through the back. I apparently have to jiggle the wires and get them just right to make it work it's kind of annoying. I just thought I could slip the banana clips right in and it would be good to go but certain some channels apparently are losing the connection. However power-wise it's definitely decent. I do not regret the purchase at all. But the banana clip thing. Maybe there's a trick to the banana clips that I don't know. So I would not say super durable. But if you're just leave it in the same place kind of person I would not have any fear. And I would say it has power to drive speakers even larger than what I'm using.