Pyle Bluetooth Mini Stereo Power Amplifier - 2x120W Dual Channel Sound Audio Receiver Entertainment w/Remote, for Amplified Speakers, CD DVD, MP3, Theater via 3.5mm RCA Input, Studio Use - PCAU48BT.5

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By far the best compact receiver I've invested in. The biggest issue I had with other brands, was the "bluetooth", Pyle delivers! Most brands you find yourself maxing out the volume when in BT and sound quality diminishes drastically. Definitely not with PylePro PCAU48BT! (BT) is in the model # So you know they've done their homework. I recommend this product to anyone who's willing to step up their game in sound, size, and performance! The smallest investment for the biggest sound! Thank you PYLE and for being made in USA!

The media could not be loaded. As I was sitting here giving this amp an awesome review the left channel on the RCA aux input jacks cut out. The sound the amp puts out is excellent powering my Klipsch HS-2s and even more impressive it did a great job driving my flat, vintage, passive, power hog AR3A speakers. The problem is when you get an issue with a connector 20 minutes after you open the box there are sure to be other quality issues. If I play with the RCA connector I can get it to work until it cuts out a few minutes later. Another issue that seems related to the one star reviews saying things like the unit is a smoke machine is the amp gets extremely hot so if you buy one you will want to make sure to allow for good airflow on all six sides of the case. I plan to tap a 5 VDC source in this unit and add a much needed muffin fan. The last Pyle product I bought was a set of outdoor speakers and one went out within a month. That was several years ago so I figured I would give Pyle another try. It seems not much has changed in terms of reliability. Such a shame because the sound is phenomenal for such a small amp. For $64 I'm not going to return it because my ultimate intended purpose for this amp doesn't require the rear AUX inputs. Another unfortunate oversite on this amp is the inability to play random tracks on the USB port as mentioned in another review. I'll keep this thing despite the obvious concerns over quality. I would buy a second one but for that reason. I'm sure the people that posted five star reviews were sincere because they probably got a good one. My opinions here are honest with no malintent. If you feel like rolling the dice on this piece it's definitely worth $64 from the standpoint sound quality, physical quality from the various reviews is however a roll of the dice.

This is a very good replacement for my large Sony stereo receiver, with the added benefit of Bluetooth so I can send audio files from my phone or tablet wirelessly and listen through large stereo speakers. This little amplifier is powerful enough to deliver big sound to those speakers, and any harmonic distortion is not noticeable. Also plenty of inputs for any wired sources, like CD players. I highly recommend the Pyle PCAU48BT if you're a serious music listener.

The only issue I have is the very, and I mean very, limited range of the remote control. May as well not even have one. Other than that, I am quite happy with it.

Defective out the box. Returned it for a refund. Sad, as it seemed to be a nice heavy-duty build quality for the size. But, seeing smoke come out of electronics the minute you turn it on is not a comforting feeling. Hope others have better luck than I did as I have always like Pyle stuff.

This receiver is a good value. Plenty of volume and the bluetooth works well. I get a little noise using ear buds through the bluetooth but overall with volume up it's nice and clean. The remote is pretty much useless. The buttons are hard to read and the functionality is intermittent. Overall I'm very happy with this receiver. The separate bass and treble controls are nice.

The connectivity is great and all the features work well. The sound is hollow and gets distorted at about 60% volume. I tried different watt speakers with a variety of gauges of speaker wire and it still sounds like a $59 stereo hence the 3 stars. Though I had high hopes from all the positive reviews raving about quality, I simply got what I paid for and nothing more.