Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Power Amplifier System- 200W Dual Channel Sound Audio Stereo Receiver w/ USB, SD, AUX, MIC IN w/ Echo, Radio, LCD, For Home Theater Entertainment via RCA, Studio Use- PDA6BU.5

Using for my home office. Sound quality is really good. Easy to set up. (although the owner's manual was a bit confusing.) Nice value for the money.

This is a great amp. Sounds good, lots of inputs. Great value for the money. There are a few annoying things about it, but they don’t detract from its utility and quality.There is a remote included. It would appear that you could use it for radio station presets, but that is not true.The volume control on the remote raises and lowers the volume but doesn’t move the knob, so if you turn the volume down with the remote and then turn the known down the relative level will be very low when you use the knob again.The mp3 function from a usb or sd card is very rudimentary. You can only display artist or title or album. You can’t have it scroll through all 3. Folders are not clearly displayed.Bluetooth works well and the various inputs all sound good.Bottom line is it works well and sounds good. If you want a bunch of sophisticated, well engineered features with a great UI you should probably look somewhere else.

I read several reviews on Amazon about this specific model as I was looking to replace my blown older JVC 80W amp. The JVC amp is what came with the two 4 foot cabinet Peavy Karaoke/DJ speakers which I now use in my man cave. Many of the 1 and 2 star reviews stated the issues they had were with the remote not controlling the master volume or even to power the amp on/off. At @ $65 for this Pyle Amp which is more compact yet greater power than what I had I figured Id take the risk...and honestly Im extremely happy so far that I did.YES its true about the remote HOWEVER it does state right in the instructions that the remote DOES NOT control the master volume nor the power on...its only designed to be used to change the radio stations and make selections when using USB/SD audio devices. Seeing as I never really used the remote with the JVC amp this is not an issue for me.Otherwise after plugging in the Amp and hooking up my speakers I found they sound a great deal better than they ever have! It easily drives the 2 large speakers without issue and is very clear even at higher volume levels. So for my needs of 2 main inputs from my TV and Karaoke machine, this unit is perfect...and as it also has 2 Microphone inputs its actually an upgrade for my Karaoke. I also found I was able to plug my USB drive that has saved all my saved Karaoke songs and it works just fine as well AND I can use the remote to select songs. Finally I tested out the radio after plugging in the included FM antenna and it works just fine as well...The amp even automatically did a search for and programed FM channels for me within minutes...and again the remote works to scroll thru radio channels.SO bottom line, although the negative reviews held true at least in regards to the remote, I can live without it to adjust volume or power the amp on/off. You can also scroll thru FM channels/USB selections using the selector buttons on the amp itself. This amp seems to have plenty of power which sounds great and drives my system just fine. I am extremely satisfied with this unit. If your like me and can live without the remote to adjust volume then this unit is a great selection for the price.

I bought this as an MP3 player for the dining room. I connected it up to a pair of old Wharfedale Diamond Speakers I had in storage and it sounds good. Perfectly listenable. I also bought a valve phono pre amp and connected an old turntable to it along and old Sony portable CD player and Mini Disk player to give me a true retro setup. Need to find the old tape deck and try that too.I am still struggling a bit with getting to grip with playing MP3's through a memory stick. Its a bit more complicated than I thought. I need to read the instructions again.Not very loud but just what we need for the dining room.Blue LED's look great

I found it to be a nice piece of audio equipment. It's solid and compact and what I was actually looking for to put on a desk that has no real-estate room left on it. It handles my older 125watt floor speakers with ease and a set of 200watt bookshelf speakers along with a powered subwoofer. I have my new PC and new 4K TV running through it. The sound is clear without any hissing or other noise during playback of audio. Movies are awesome and Flight Simulators Old Radial Piston Engines sound really like the old DC-3/C-47 and DC-6. Can't go wrong with the price, sound, and power. I will be purchasing a different model for the living room once that is painted and set-up; And it's made in the USA, keeping the American People Working.EDIT 12 DEC 2023: Power light no longer works, left channel cuts in and out. It works when it wants to. I no longer encourage members to purchase this item. I have rewired my speakers and subwoofer and still get only one channel. I have never put the power past half except for the first time turning the device on. I have insurance on this and will be making a claim. It just sits on my desk, I dust it weekly and have taken care of this device all the time. Just over two years and it no longer impresses me. Going with Bose if I can't get a replacement.01 January 2024- This is pure garbage, not even three years old and neither channel works and the white noise is ridiculously annoying.I highly recommend that you stay away from Plye Audio Equipment. Save your money and purchase a more reliable BRAND. Because these are not reliable at all. Heading to the Bose and McIntosh websites. I want something with superior sound and craftmanship, regardless of price. I'm about to embark on a journey of bliss. I have my heart set on a McIntosh and I hear they are worth the $6,000.00 PLUS PRICE.