PyleMulti-Channel Bluetooth Power Amplifier - 3000 Watt Audio Rack Mount Home Speaker Sound Stereo Receiver FM Radio, USB, Headphone, RCA, Dual Microphone w/ Echo, LED, Wireless Streaming - P3001BT

I have to admit my expectations for this unit were kind of low based on the price and some reviews I had read. Honestly, I am blown away by this amp. The build quality is impressive. This is not a flimsy piece of plastic but a brushed aluminum case with heft and solid components inside. It is heavy. It has all the inputs(including optical) and features galore. Sound quality is not audiophile quality but easily outdoes anything even close in this price range.The unit has a fan that runs constantly while it is powered up. The fan is kind of loud while nothing is playing but I don't notice it during playback. The supplied rca cable is low quality but who doesn't have several already laying around? Get a gold plated one and toss the included one. The Bluetooth range is about 25 feet if there is a heavy (or multiple) wall in the way. My only real complaint is the remote. Particularly the volume buttons don't appear to work in any mode that I have tried so far. Huge bummer!!Lots of people complain because it is listed as 3000 watts. To be clear, that is peak wattage. As far as I can tell the average wattage is at least 300w per channel. I don't like that marketing style but it is common place in the industry(especially for budget options) so you just have to know how to interpret it. Can't blame them for how the marketing game works.I Can't speak for durability so far but I am actually very pleased with my purchase thus far.Let's be real... I mean for $120 you can't even *look* at a used namedbrand 20 year old home theater system that matches these features and power.PROS : Price, Build Quality , & FeaturesCONS: Remote Functionality. Ambient NoiseIf you want audiophile sound quality, silent operation, and perfect functionality go spend several thousand dollars. If you don't want to break the bank and just want a decent unit to put in a cabinet or on a rack to run your media center on then don't hesitate to get this unit. You won't find better quality without spending at least $500 dollars in my opinion, and will likely lose features in the process.The remote thing is a huge turnoff for me but I still give 5 stars because this thing is *incredibly* affordable. I have yet to reach out to tech support on that issue, but have workarounds by using other remotes for my devices... Hopefully it can be resolved. I will update review pending that interaction and any durability concerns.

I'm loving this Amp so far. Can't wait to take it to a party !! Update. This pass weekend i dj for a party. Party was 4 hours. This Amp held up pretty good. I have 2 15 inch ev. Strong bass!! I do have a eq in between the controller and the amp.

A good sounding Class-D receiver. It has a classic A-B kinda vintage sound but maybe a little bit more laid back. I would have preferred a five-band graphic equalizer for the tone control but for the price PYLE tried to be a more versatile product. The feel of the controls is good with a stepped volume control. Some customers have complained about the humming noise. It's when the toroidal transformer is cold. Once warmed up the noise went away and when broken in. The fan never turned on when I used it. I left it on all night and it never turned on. Double-boxed packaging was insanely great. Recommended for the price. It's not audiophile quality.

difficult to set up, speaker outs very close and cheap. lcd difficult to view must be at eye level. still cant get sub woofer to work. cooling fan sounds like a vacuum.

I needed a new amplifier for my whole house speaker system. I have a sonors port and other sonos speakers so was just looking for an amplifier. After the initial sticker shock of many products, I found the Pyle P3001BT at a great price. I ordered and then set up the unit in less than 10 minutes and wow! the system was able to easily driver the 12 speakers I have in my house and and outside. I typically only use my sonos port but it's great having the option for Am/FM radio and another input for a different component. There are also ports for microphones which I won't use but is a great feature for other venues. In my view a great product at a great price.

Love the power this receiver has. The issue is it's poorly made. Tried everything to get the 60 hz ground loop noise out of the outputs (both speaker and rca) for months with no avail. Finally said heck with the warranty and tore it apart. Found out a lot of the noise was from the face plate poorly ground, and the input\output wires from processor board to amp board do nothing but suck up interference from the teroid. Hence the 60hz noise. Got the face plate issue corrected and helped A LOT. Still have a little noise through the rca jacks that a isolator wouldn't even take out. Which is a bummer being it has a sub out jack which the external amplifier just boosts the terrible noise. Good power though, just wish it sounded good. As the old adage goes "you get what you pay for". Think I will just stick with Denon!!!

I was looking for an amplifier that did not use a computer/logic interface. This has simple controls and has a very good output.

That remote control is not working. Even after changing multiple batteries, it's still not working. The antenna is very cheap and can only pick up a few local stations. Now, the rest, I love it, especially the fan the stereo is on my garage. Yes, this is Florida, and it gets very hot. Yes I recommend.