Bluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier - Hybrid Multi-Channel 3000 Watt Power Amplifier Home Audio Receiver System w/ AM/FM Radio, MP3/USB,AUX,RCA Karaoke Mic in - Rack Mount, Remote - P3301BAT

Started my search for a new receiver at the beginning of 2020 and my main requirements was a retro look and feel, AM/FM, remote control, ability to add two sets and add additional components. The models I reviewed at the beginning of 2020 had a high cost but just couldn’t satisfy my desires and I stopped, but started again after Thanksgiving. When I restarted my search on Amazon.com I found Pyle’s Wireless Bluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier - Hybrid Multi-Channel 3000 Watt Power Amplifier Home Audio Receiver System w/AM/FM Radio, MP3/USB,AUX,RCA Karaoke Mic in - Rack Mount, Remote - Pyle P3301BAT The title describes this unit perfectly and the price was lower than other brands and with fewer bells and whistles. This unit has exceeded my expectations and has everything I wanted and more. It was easy to hook up. I was even able to simultaneously pair my iPhone and headphones with the receiver. There are volume indicators and backlit that gives the retro feel. It has modern tech conveniences and awesome sound. This is a great unit and I’m glad I waited to make my purchase and I recommended this unit to anyone that wants a retro feel, modern tech conveniences and awesome sound for an awesome price. And from my livingroom with the radio garden application, I can listen to radio around the world and it sounds awesome.

Nice Amplifier; I'm Happy with it

I read some of the reviews and they made me nervous! But the one I got is fully functional and It looks new. The sound quality is very good and clear and crisp. The bass and treble functions are not very good. If this unit had a 6 band equalizer it would be great! A 10 band would be even better! The remote control is almost unreadable! You must be in very bright light to use it. The lettering is the wrong color. It dark on dark, so it makes it very difficult to read and use. The item has an mp3 jack, but the sound quality is terrible! I would give this unit 5 stars if it did not have all these issues. I have some huge JBL speakers that rock the house and this unit can handle the highest sound levels! When everything is hooked up correctly, it is a great unit. The volume knob is not responsive, meaning it takes several turns to get up to high sound levels, which some people might like, but I don't I like a quick and responsesive control. There is no way it has 3000Watts! It might be 100Watts. But still, it works. I should say so good so far. Good so far!. Time will tell indeed! I know these items are not expensive and they will have some issues just like this one. But if you have really good speaker, you will love the sound you get out of it! I would recommend this receiver to my friends and family. Cons: Remote is almost unreadable! MP3 Player is almost useless. It is not 3000Watts! Can be tricky to use because it is not intuitive! Pros: It can handle very loud sound levels! Nice weight and feel! Not expensive! Cool look and the LED lights can be turned off or on. Lots of functions to play with! So, I give this receiver is at 4 stars for overall performance! Time will tell how long this unit lasts. I don't use it every day so that will be a factor as to its durability. But I m optimistic about it and I hope it lasts.

I never leave reviews—but I want to let others know what I went through. This amp wasted my entire weekend and had me questioning everything I thought I knew about audio and electricity. I bought it after the power transformer blew in my old setup, hoping to upgrade. I wanted something better, cleaner, and more flexible—and on paper, this looked like a solid choice. I planned to run 4 15s—2 of them being subs powered by a separate amp connected to this one. After like 15 different configurations, 3 sets of RCA cables, thinking I had an Ohm’s Law problem, maybe bad subs, maybe the sub amp was fried—I redid everything multiple times and started wondering if I just forgot how audio works. Spoiler: I didn’t. The sub ports on this amp were completely dead. I swapped in an old receiver, and everything worked perfectly. So yeah—it was this shiny, overpriced brick the whole time. To be fair, it did get loud. The Bluetooth and aux inputs worked great—I could connect a phone or even a guitar, which is pretty cool. But as an actual amp meant to power a real speaker setup? It failed hard. Loud means nothing if half the ports don’t work. The return process? Weirdly complicated. Definitely not the usual smooth Amazon experience. Bottom line: I’m not just annoyed—I’m trying to save you from this mess. Spend the extra money on a better amp. It’s not worth the wasted time, energy, or your emotional well-being over a made-in-China piece of garbage lol

Works extremely well. Powers a Skar SV-R D4 8” 800 watt & Phillips SVT-X 8” 350 Watt (These are discontinued sadly is only a passive now) there is a small passive in the rear 4in passive. Receives a massive 1200 watt boost from a 1200 watt Power Bass amp. Has been maxed out multiple times and no burning or power issues. AV Sound Connections are great provide Chrystal clear audio to my Logitech z337 better than my old 800watt Pyle glad I’m going to more pro equipment. P.s. this sub takes up to 2000 watts but only for a short time. (Don’t wanna blow anything lol) and for the sub hum just use a pre audio filter (30-120$ depends on what you want I use a 120 watt Sony because it dosnt need to provide power just clear audio) it is from you main connection source not the receiver.

Sounds good

5 Star all the way this thing kicks plenty of power for the price very good product very happy

The amplifier works well. Can someone tell me why my Subwoofer output not able work? Can I just connect to a subwoofer speaker or I need a separate powered subwoofer? There are two Subwoofer 1 and Subwoofer 2 outputs but none are able to power my subwoofer speaker? Please help.

Buen producto

Con todo el respeto, el equipo es de muy mala calidad y no solo me refiero a los materiales, sino al diseño electrónico en general. No entiendo cómo los ingenieros de Pyle pueden hacer semejante basura. El primer problema que tuve desde el inicio, (que nunca probé las demás funciones) es el ruido de fondo que es muy alto, de hecho no debería existir o por lo menos ser inaudible. El segundo problema es que no viene con las especificaciones, o sea solo viene un pequeño manual en la cual me entero que para tener "el manual" hay que pedirlo en la página de Pyle, como si quisieran ocultar las specs. En tercer problema es la publicidad semi-engañoza la cual dice 3000 que según es de pico pero tampoco mencionan nunca el valor RMS que debe de ser como de 150 o 175 Watts por canal. En definitiva no recomiendo el producto.

El equipo llegó a tiempo, pero está en muy mal estado, no tiene el boton del volumen, parece que fue duramente golpeado y la verdad no creo que funcione, en cuanto llegó solicité mi reembolso.