500W Karaoke Wireless Bluetooth Amplifier - 4 Channel Stereo Audio Home Theater Speaker Sound Power Receiver w/AUX IN, FM, RCA Subwoofer Speakers OUT, USB, Microphone IN w/Echo - Pyle PTA44BT

This amp is really good has many great features and delivers a lot of power perfect for a restaurant or cafe.

Good amplifier good features and good sound in to the speakers value for the money

Started off good but after a few months the individual speaker channels started playing up making the speakers turn off or crackle tried changing the speakers to find out it wasn’t that now have to buy a different one

Not sure how it sounds. Driver was lazy and dropped it over my gate rather than to the front door. It doesn’t work!

Es una excelente relación precio-calidad, tiene muy buenos rangos de sonido, tanto en graves como agudos. En verdad lo recomiendo, ya que lo conecté a 6 bocinas tetraxiales de 400 watts cada una y me sorprendió la calidad de su sonido y en particular los graves que no retumban pero sonaron muy bien valenciano. Se los recomiendo ampliamente.

Finally my Pioneer speakers work perfectly with this PTA44BT amplifier. The delivery is very fast!!! Thanks a lot!

This was just what I was looking for. The 4-channel output matched the speaker set-up I pre-wired when I built my office space years ago. I was using a 4-channel speaker selector switch with two prior stereo receivers that eventually died. Tremendous feature set for the price and the unit is a very solid substantial piece of gear. The Bluetooth (a game changer compared to the old equipment) was easy to pair with my iPhone. I the FM radio section was surprisingly sensitive and picked up many stations with the included basic mono-wire antennae. I only listen to one FM station, so fortunately the previously tuned station stays tuned when the input mode changes. The volume could be way louder than my needs and sound quality was fine. One review mentioned, tight, not smooth volume control knobs of channels A B C D. I noticed that on a couple of mine but noticed that the knobs were pushed on a bit too much and contacting the face of the unit. Pulling the knobs outward (as if to remove them) fixed that and the smooth rotation of each knob was realized. I was curious as to the energy used so I measured the watts with a meter. As expected, the watts varied with volume: Plenty loud was around 30w, with ~20w for normal low background music. "Cranked" was close to 100w and probably unpleasant for most. A more energy efficient replacement in my situation.

I bought this for my 4 ceiling speakers. no issues so far, works perfectly. Sounds great. Highly recommended

Value for money. Good for indoor use.