Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Power Amplifier System, 200 Watt Max, Home Theater Audio Stereo Receiver Box with FM/USB, Mic in, RCA Inputs, Echo & 2-Band EQ Control, Digital Display Screen - PT250BA

Sounds quality is great. I wasn't expecting to get that quality of sound for this price. This is the replacement for our garage system since we work on projects a lot. It is still running my tiny 21 year old speakers so quality is measured by output max which is displayed on the screen and clarity for speaker allowance but we are sitting in the negative to low range on output to speakers so that means if I upgrade the speakers I will add to the volume as well as base.Very simple to bluetooth connect as the device is always visible for pairing. Took me 30 seconds to connect my device and it did indeed allow my phone to go across the house without disruption. Yep I forgot my phone was I my pocket, but when I went inside to the back of the house my husband said there was zero interruption. No lag time (under 0.5 sec) to switching songs or volume from phone. The remote is so convient as our last reciever was a 30 year old hand me down and the remote was lost years prior. We can now turn it on while sitting at the work bench and link to our phone to start playing without leaving the work area. I love that the antenna is attached (so it's not lost if disconnected) and we can listen to radio if we want without attaching a wire that has to be hung on the wall. (Very rare but nice to have the option)Overall I would purchase again because the quality and price are perfect. Even the build quality is advanced for this price. The connections are twist not insert which gives a solid connection. No scratches, bent uneven corners or seams either. Nice amount of breathing holes to keep air circulation so I do not anticipate any overheating. This summer it will be put to the test as we live in N central CA so we see alit of 105-115° days and summer is May-Oct.

First; the unit I purchased is the PT272AUBT. It's one that has a graphic equalizer that is red white and blue. The bars go up and down. It's beautiful ! The sound is exceptional . I have had a Sonya a JVC and an Onkio in the past forty years. I can only hope this one lasts, as long, because I've only had it 2 weeks.... I gave the JVC to my nephew, who bought a record player recently. The sound on this is better than the others I've had... The only problem is the button labels don't show in the dark. The labels don't glow with the lights because they are printed on the unit face. And the remote doesn't light up either. That's it; after a little while I will know what the buttons are for by feel and memory anyway. It's a keeper.. I wish you well and good luck with yours. I feel these PYLEs are a great value. Wow comparable with much more expensive units.An other thing I should mention is the equalizer is geared towards the phone use. The equalizer bars don't react at lower volumes with other lap tops and pods. I haven't gotten around to using all the other inputs.Good luck, well wishes from me...

Nice 4 channel amp. 1 connection for a CD input and 1 for an sub output. Good amp for the price. Works good so far, The fan noise people talk about is not that bad, the LED sound indicator looks cool. I would buy again. I connect this stereo to my RUKU. It has good sound. I was able to connect my equalizer to it and the sound from you tube videos are even better. Update, The mic input jack was pushed inside the unit while plugging in the mic and i am unable to use the mic feature. There will be some upset people when they find out they cant use their mic. I opted to open the case and void the warrenty only to find the mic plugin in good shape only dislodged. I bent the metal bracket back in place and grillia glued it back in place. It works just fine.It appears it is a bad design. I would recomend this stereo to friends. Just be aware you may have to fix the mic issue or be prepared to send it back.

The amplifier has a lot of punch and low noise level. The fan is not as loud as I expected but is a necessary evil. Learn to live with it. The FM radio is not very good at receiving stations, it only picks up local stations- in my location an annoying Mexican music station is very close and bleeds over 4 or 5 stations ruining other stations that have great music. So selectivity and sensitivity are mediocre. The stations that do come in are clear and noise free. The tone controls have a large range and are quite effective. The sub out is very good and the control works well. It requires an amplified subwoofer as the output is line level. MMC/USB and Bluetooth work very well. There is no memory button on the FM/AM radio portion of the main unit, but there is a memory button on the remote. Tune to a station then press memory to save the station. It also scans and remembers all stations strong enough to play without static. You must step through stations to get to the one you want. Given the ultra low price I think it rates 5 stars. The remote is very light but does have volume and balance and a memory button plus most other controls have buttons.All considered the performance is very good for the price. I am pleased. The manual that comes with it is very very terse and could be much better. But that adds to the cost. The graphic display is nothing but a distraction as it does nothing but dance around the same all the time. Perhaps a simple VU meter would be better. I have it connected to two Yamaha NS-6490 speakers (purchased from Amazon Prime) and it can overload them. The volume can easily fill a large room. You can't beat this receiver for value.