Pyle 6-Channel Audio Marine Amplifier - Compact Power 600 Watt RMS 4 OHM Full Range Stereo with Volume Bass Treble Rotary Control - Wireless Bluetooth Receiver Speaker & LCD Digital Screen PFMRA640BB

I bought this almost 4 years ago to provide sound in my large garage and in my back yard. I had a few issues due to some experimentation but after I went direct to the 6 speakers (4 PDWR30B's and 2 PDWR40B's) and it's still going strong. I have had a couple of time where it was extremely hot in the garage and at the high volume it shut down to over heat but turning it down solved the problem. When I'm in the garage I set the volume half way or a little less, in the back yard driving the PDWR30's I set it to 75% which is plenty loud but not a lot of base due to the small speaker sizes and limited power output for this. Hard to beat for a total hardware cost of around $235. The wire was more expensive then the units has some of the speakers are over 100 ft from the amplifier. I listen to music off of USB and SD cards.

Perfect for my application. Simple to install and operate. Great sound quality. Blue Tooth connects instantly. Very functional design.

I have 6 polk audio atrium 4 connected to this amp. On the third day one speaker wasn't working. Unmounted the speaker tested it some where else the speaker worked fine. The problem is one of the channels stoped working. At this point is going back for a refund and buy something better quality. Unless pyle can point me to the right direction on buying a better model with a discount of course. Cheers 🍻

I have 5 channels of audio from my PC's sound card going into 5 of the input channels, which then goes out to 5 speakers (center, front left, front right, surround/rear right, surround left), and I'm getting great positional audio after telling Windows that it is a 5.1 system. Your PC is doing all of the work here so no receiver is needed, just an amplifier to drive the speakers, which this device does just fine.My sub is powered, so it just gets the line output from the sound card. For the other channels I had to get an adapter to change the 3.5mm "aux" or headphone jack into two RCA plugs, one for each channel. It is plenty loud with the included AC/DC transformer for a small 8'x10' computer room. The knobs have good resistance and the VFD display is nice.I don't use it for bluetooth streaming, but I did test it out just to see how well it works. I didn't notice any issues, though my phone was no more than 3 or 4 feet away. The sound did output to all 5 speakers. I did not test the USB or SD card functions.Package included mounting screws and the remote also. The remote had a battery and worked out of the box. Note that the remote cannot turn the unit on if the power switch is in the off position. Turn the switch on, and then turn the device off with the remote if you want to be able to turn it back on with the remote.The screws on the speaker terminals do come all of the way out, so you can use the crimp-on cable ends with the full circle/loop.Overall i'm pretty satisfied I was able to get quality 5.1 sound out of my PC for less than I was expecting. I bought a set of speakers and this amp for far less than the cost of a typical home theater-in-a-box setup. If you can re-use some speakers that you already have, maybe you can do it even cheaper.

Loved it

great price, easy to hook up, bluetooth hooked up with no effort. After going through 2 receivers (which has fm/am, cd, etc) over the last 3 years on an outside patio area, i only use this now.My system is simple, amp plugs into wall outlet, one channel per speaker, thats it. It is hooked up to 5 outdoor rock speakers, so i still have one channel left.2 of the speakers are https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CZHUNKS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1the other 3 speakers are older but very similar. at full blast there is no rattle or distortion, have to turn it down just a bit for conversation (on a 20' x 50' area with speakers surrounding it).

This product works well as a general speaker amplifier. It supports 6 channels, enough for a 5.1 system without the need for an expensive Tuner. The volume levels are good for a living room or office setup. Don't expect to be blowing out windows with 6 ohm speakers.The Bluetooth only supports 2 channels, and I have not tested SD/USB playback since that was not my intended use case.

Overall its a decent unit for the price (If you only plan on using the BT connection). It has enough power to run two SW with satellite speakers at a decent volume. I like that it has 6 speaker outputs however the auxiliary inputs on the rear are divided into 6 separate inputs (3 left and 3 right ). Each input is tied to a single speaker output set. If you connect anything to one set of inputs (1 right 1 left) it will only play out of one set of speakers. The only way to get audio from one device to come out of all the speakers is via the BT connection. The problem with the BT on this unit is there is no external antenna so the BT connection starts to break up if the attached device goes beyond 10 ft. I tried to connect an external BT receiver to one set of the aux RCA inputs on the rear of the unit but again it will only play out of one set of speaker outputs. If I want to play music through this I have to leave my BT connected phone or tablet sitting right next to the amp and then control music through another device over wifi (unless I want to stand next to the amp). Overall it has good power, and very basic BT connectivity but the design is terrible. The only useful application for the aux RCA inputs on the rear of the unit is if you want to have 3 zoned speaker sets in 3 different locations with 3 different devices.