Works very well for the price and is versatile.
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EQ CONTROLS
This multi-purpose portable 2-channel compact home digital stereo receiver box features crisp buttons & rotary knob controls for audio adjustment. It also features a blue LED illuminated volume knob which also serves as a power indicator
3 INPUTS
professional class-t amp supports various external devices. Connect Android phone, iPhone, iPod, MP3 to the 3. 5mm jack input to enjoy acoustic amplified sound w/ the speaker. It also has RCA, aux, mic input
90 WATT POWER
The Pyle Dual Channel HiFi Audio Amplifier gives your entertainment or PA system a boost! Offers low distortion & acoustically accurate audio reproduction. Supports speakers w/ 2-8 ohm impedance allows you to enjoy high-quality audio
- Total Output Power: 90 Watt
- Speaker Impedance: 2-8Ω
- Frequency response: 20Hz-20kHz
- Power Cable Length: 4.92 ft.
- Signal to Noise Ratio: >80dB
Power Home HiFi Stereo Amplifier
90 Watt Portable Dual Channel Surround Sound Audio Receiver
Equipped w/ shortcut, overload & overheat protection to keep this amp & connected devices functioning properly & safely. The built-in loudspeaker protection circuit protects your speakers from high volume bursts of audio. This multi-purpose portable 2-channel compact home digital stereo receiver box features crisp buttons & rotary knob controls for audio adjustment. It also features a blue LED illuminated volume knob which also serves as a power indicator
- 90 WATT POWER:
- CUSTOMIZABLE SOUND
- SUPPORTS MULTIPLE DEVICES
- EQ CONTROLS
- BUILT-IN SAFETY FEATURES
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I was looking for an inexpensive amp or tuner to run my turntable and Fisher DS-128 (30 watt, 8ohm) speakers ($12 thrift store find) but I didn't want to spend $100+ on a tuner/amplifier. I was skeptical about purchasing this amp...or any amp under $100, however I thought I would give this product a chance. I browsed through several units on Amazon but was unsure which to purchase to run my Fisher DS-128 because I didn't want to blow the speakers...or the amp. So I settled on this unit as I figured that the amp would probably need about 50% more power than the speakers. Again, my speakers are 30 watts and this unit runs 45 watts per channel and the ohmage seemed to fit the bill. In my opinion this amp fits the bill. In my configuration the Treble runs about 12 o'clock and the Bass between 2 and 4 o'clock. Depending on the component and media type I can crank the volume safely between 12 - 1 o'clock (TV and DVD/CD/MP3) and 3 o'clock (LP), which is pretty loud and can run at that volume for hours without the unit becoming hot. But when you're listening to Zeppelin or Sabbath it is necessary to run your system at that volume. My office is 10x10 and my normal listening volume is about 9 - 10 o'clock. I've had no issues with the unit running hot or any other issues that other people have report either with this unit or other units. The only improvements I would ask for is: * A remote * An equalizer My Components: * Techniques SL BD22 turntable w/PYLE Pro PP999 Phono Turntable Preamp * Sony DVD player from 2002 * Insignia NS-19E720A12 flat screen * GE Video Switch * Fisher DS-128 (30 watt, 8ohm speakers)
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I've been going back and forth between this little guy and one of the bigger Pyle amps. I just need to get a signal to my built in ceiling speakers that are circa 2009 when my house was built so that means speaker wire connection. However I needed a way to get the music into the Pyle and I looked at a Chromecast but those are $35 and I use Amazon Echoes and Dots throughout my house so I wanted to stay with Amazon but didn't want to buy one more $25 Dot. Luckily I came across the Echo Input on sale for $9.99. Ordered everything and luckily everything showed up on the same day. Set up the Echo Input and connected the speaker wires to the back of the Pyle PFA300, plugged in the 3.5mm jack from the Echo Input to the Pyle and powered it on turned on a song in Amazon Music Unlimited, connected the Echo Input as the device to play music on in the app and nothing...no sound through my speakers. Go to the wall and turn the volume all the way up and I finally here the music but it sounds like the volume is only a quarter of the way up. I start to thinking I should have bought one with more power etc...but before I take it all apart and return it I check the Alexa app on my phone and look at the Echo Input and see there is a volume control slide feature and it's at 10% for some reason. I cranked it up to 100% and the speakers get so loud it is now garbled, but hey it works. I turned the volume in the app down to 85%, my wall volume to 50% and it's perfect. Now I have no idea what kind of in ceiling speakers I have, but the music has nice highs a little bit of bass and it sounds great to me and the patio speakers work and so do the Master bedrooms so I am a happy camper, thank you Pyle for not making me spend $50 to $300 on some needlessly expensive equipment for what I needed.
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Gustavo Hernandez VReviewed in Mexico on December 27, 2017
Insuperable relación costo/calidad.
