Dana Trading Pyle 4-Channel Home Theater Bluetooth Amplifier Receiver-3000 Watt Stereo Speaker Home Audio Receiver w/ Radio,USB,2 Microphone w/ Echo for Karaoke,CD DVD Player,LCD,Rack Mount-PD3000BT

It could be a little louder, but the looks and quality are superb. It's densely weighted, nicely lit with leds, the knobs are smooth to turn and not loose, the push buttons pop in and return smartly, and it's user friendly and multi faceted.

We had the previous model(PD3000BA) which was great. Lasted about 2 years. Upon ordering this one we had some issues with the supplier (Pyramid Sound) shipping the incorrect product . We got an Amazon supervisor involved and the issue was quickly resolved. When we got the correct BT version it sounds even better than the BA model. Much deeper Bass and strong mid range speaker quality. I'm sure we'll enjoy many years of quality sound from our Pyle Home Theater system UPDATE to date we've received 4 replacements 1st one was defective-poor bass-signal lights inop- FM worked fine -2nd one shipped was a USED past year model- with a sticker on the box saying it was the new model-FRAUD -3rd unit was a new past year model shipped in a current model box -FRAUD-4th unit was correct model and worked great but lasted 3 days and then FM wouldn't work. Called their company spoke with JR and was told we ' got a defective unit, call Amazon for another', got an extreme run around. Called Amazon on this 4th go around and the Amazon rep Daniel held a 3 way call with the Pyle co. The PYLE rep JR lied to Daniel until he realized I was on the call and corrected him. He said ' Oh yeah I remember now' It was 15 minutes earlier that I spoke with JR. The Pyle rep JR said someone would call me in 24hrs-that did not happen, I called 48 hours later. Pyle again said someone would call in 24 hrs. I got a call from a lady representing Pyle next morning who said that NOW my antenna was no good and that sending another unit wouldn't help. I resisted. I attached the antenna to another receiver in our home. It is fine. I wanted a credit issued. She refused and had a 3 way with Amazon (Eric). Pyle refused to credit us. The Amazon rep Eric was GREAT-he couldn't believe how the PYLE rep acted-he apologized to me-gave us a credit- arranged for a physical pickup at our home-(previously we had to package the others up and drive 10 mi to UPS store) Eric was recommending the PYLE be removed from Amazon's site. The PILE was picked up by UPS at our home. THANK YOU DANIEL and ERIC! We ordered a Yamaha from Amazon which so far works wonderfully WITH OUR EXISTING ANTENNA. Stay away from PYLE products. The product and the support from PYLE really are a PILE.

I really like this AV amplifier. I am currently using it in my studio but hope to move it to my living room to my big screen. The tone quality is great and all the features are excellent.

Although I just got this Pyle Preamp a day ago, I am impressed with the power delivery. I have hooked up to a cheap Boytone Multi player, which is combo Cassette, CD, TT, player via the speaker output jacks to tge Aux In jacks on the Pyle. For $200, this Pyle seems to be a very good value. It is relatively sturdy , with a pretty well built cabinet. Intial reasons for falli g short of 5 stars is that the Pyle does generate "noise". It has its own integral CD player which is nice bonus, but that is bit noisey. I have yet to test the BT or Radio functions. Speaking of which, the controls are a bit confusing , with too many buttons. Although I can tolerate the unit's Glitzy look with knobs and lights, it may be a little over the top for some. And what is with all these Mic / Echo / Mic controls for Bass and Treble? Another initial complaint is with the operating manual, which convoluted and offers little instructions. The picture of the rear panel in the manual does NOT match my BT3000 unit. The remote control's function description is even more confusing. Alternately, even though I am using this Pyle Preamp to deliver stereo music from my Bookshelf speakers (now have Fluance Signature Series speakers , but may upgrade to the Elacs Debut 6.2 set), I am using a self powered Sub Woofer. The front panel of the Pyle has a handy sub woofer volume control knob on the front. I like that for sure. So far, it is doing the job to my satisfaction. No its not a Onkyo, Yamaha, Denon , but aside from some " noise", which does not really resonant as you turn up the volume, and if it lasts, it is a very satisfactory product for my purpose. As an aside, I also purchased a Pioneer XA10 Receiver. But after playing it for awhile, it started to emit severe crackling spikes through the speakers. Triple checked all the connections, plzyed against the Pyle unit, but it kept delivering a terrible distortion. The Pioneer is being sent back needless to say. The Pioneer was quieter than the Pyle with very little, almost indiscernable hiss (many systems will deliver a light hissing sound [checkout Youtube videos from audiophiles , many high quality systems will deliver a light hissing], but the startling sudden crackling and distortion told me there is something wrong with the unit. Hope this helps. After some more use, I'll try to update the review comments. Stay Safe all.

I did a lot of research to find a quality, affordable Tuner with CD player to put in my workshop. The 3000 Watts allows me to run 4 speakers in my shop plus two outdoor speakers at the same time. I only have the volume turned half way and its still great with no distortion. We play a lot of music from out smart phones so the Blue Tooth connection was a must and it works great.

This is absolutely a good value for the price, but make no mistake; this will NOT produce much semblance to an audiophile-level sound experience.Overall, the sound isn't bad-if a bit harsh or flat sounding on some older recordings from the late 70's/early 80's. An equalizer might possibly help, but for $200 it can get reasonably loud and the features are plentiful.I'm using mine with an older set of Boston Acoustics speakers through Wi-Fi and they aren't a terrible combo, but a higher end sound source would obviously complement the speakers better. The soundstage can be unexpectedly wide, but maybe not so deep.This unit would great to shut your kid up if they want some sound or for a club/lounge setting where pleasing acoustics would be largely nonexistent anyway.It's really not a bad piece, as long as you're not overly picky....