Pyle 200W Stereo Power Amplifier with Bluetooth - Dual Channel Audio Receiver - LED Display - RCA - USB - SD - MIC IN - FM Radio - AUX Input - Perfect for Home & Computer Audio - PDA29BU.5

I had Prime points to burn so I took a chance on this gem. It shouldn't be this good for this price, but it is (as long as it holds up). We will see.It comes well packaged and has nice finishes and is heavier than I expected for this price. If it really puts out 100w then it ought to be heavy to better dissipate the heat generated, so that's a good sign. Functionality is all you could expect at this price-point - Bluetooth connected right up, and the flashdrive loads up and plays like an album collection (I spent part of last winter ripping all my old CDs to MP3s). The radio? Well, don't buy it for the radio. Its scans and saves stations, but it's weak. I got about half the stations I can pick up in my car and some of those aren't so clear. It has 5 preset EQs (Rock, Classical, etc.) plus a No EQ setting. And it comes with 2 mike inputs that I suppose could be used to hook up some other low level source. I don't need it and I haven't tested it.I've hooked it up to a couple of old Boston Acoustics A60s I've had stacked in the basement for years and I think it sounds great. It will play louder than I'll ever want it to in my office and I think it would do all right for a little party out on the deck. If you're hosting a rave you might want to spend a little more money.So I'm happy with my purchase, if it holds up. I can hear my old man telling me "if it sounds to good to be true..." If you don't see an update to this post you can assume it's turned out to be true.

7/1/2024 update: Just used this at a party and this thing performed well for the full 2 hours, using Bluetooth! I forgot the volume was up too high when I first turned it on and everybody including myself jumped, it was so loud. I had to apologize and quickly turn down the volume. You have to plug this in and connect through the phones Bluetooth, so not truly portable....but if that's the inexpensive price you have to pay to get some punch, then I guess I will have to take it. I have some old Pioneer 6x9 enclosed box speakers hooked up to this and it is plenty loud. Don't expect deep driving bass, expect loud clean moderate bass. I played this in my backyard from low to mid level, when the family was out cleaning the garage, made working fun and enjoyable, listening to tunes with clean sound. Some amps muffle the vocals, not the case with this mini. I am so happy after several years, this still is performing well.Appears sturdy. This unit is small, but way larger than those credit card sized mini amp devices. This is more the size of a car radio. Has vents to hopefully keep it cool during peak performance. Had 2 mini amps that got hot and died after weeks of play. The radio on this amp scans and works well in Northeast Ohio. This thing is loud and clear. Not only that there is decent solid bass(YES) with my inexpensive Dual LU43PB speakers. Finally a mini amp that's worth the price!! Very easy to operated with or without remote. 5 preset EQ settings and separate treble and bass knobs are a great bonus. Fast to connect to Bluetooth. What more can I say, so far this little thing rocks. Hopefully Plye continues the Excellent reputation from 30-40 years ago when I use to buy 12" woofers and car amps. So far this is the best mini amp I have ever purchased.

Pretty darned good for a $30 amp. Clear, clean Bluetooth, excellent FM radio reception, aux inputs play back loud and clear. I put the output into a pair of 6 ohm Yamaha studio monitors and it sounds fine at lower volumes; quite a bit of distortion at higher volumes, but who listens a at full blast?Overall, excellent little amp for the money. Not audiophile quality but good enough for everyday use with passive speakers.Use the tone knobs to dial in your speakers’ sweet spot.Demerits for no balance knob.

I bought this amplifier to drive two speakers in my shop. For the price, I'm very impressed. I was able to quickly run speaker wire, and as soon as I turned my computer's bluetooth on it connected to the amplifier and the sound worked. I don't care about hi fidelity, and I won't be using the volume very high, but the sound is markedly better than what I was use to from the TV speakers. My computer is sitting within about 10 feet of the amp, so I can't comment on range, only that it worked easily with my setup.The unit also scans for FM stations and pre-sets. It gets reasonable reception, so I'll be able to listen to NPR over the airwaves if the mood ever strikes. The tuner is the only reason I thought to drop the rating from 5 stars. While it scans and creates presets (22 in my case), you don't have any control over whether you want a station as a preset. But I didn't buy this as a radio receiver, so why complain.I am turning the unit off at night as it doesn't have any third party safety marks. It works tremendously well for the very low price, but that's exactly my concern with leaving it powered on when I'm not present.

Anyway, I figured for the price-features this thing had, there was a good chance some aspect of it will suck, but it was still worth the gamble. I was way wrong. I purchased this in thing about 6 months ago and I use it EVERY DARN DAY in my office. It takes standard USB drives and TF cards. (Also has FM which is always fun for a few minutes)Ease of assembly/use: Plug it in. Turn it on. I added a few old high quality speakers, and having to strip new wire was the toughest part of the install.Quality: Crisp and clean. No feedback, now hums. The most I've had this to is ~50% volume and at that level, it provided goosebumps -- well, at least for me.Bonus: I was going thru the box and found A REMOTE! It was like finding $20 in an old pair of jeans. I could now sit anywhere in the roam the office and crank the tunes. Pics show the unit under my monitor and another with a bit more zoom to show the remote.For the price and quality, this was one heck of a sweet acquisition.