Clean power to drive passive speakers. Bluetooth works flawlessly. Plenty of amps to drive deep rich sound from my audio streaming device.

What a great buy for a great price. I can't seem to get the Blue Tooth to connect and play, but someday I'll figure it out. Until then, This thing is blowing the doors off my Studio Monitors.

es buen producto y los materiales de buena calidad, pero para al aire libre siento que se forza un poco lo ocupe con un par de bocinas de 15' inch

Bought this for a friend's grad party, and it worked great. It includes Bluetooth as an input for connecting a phone or computer, but I used Pyle's separate RCA/Microphone mixer as the input. You will need the right cables to go from an RCA source to the phono-style inputs, but outputs can use plain bare speaker wire. I think we played music for 6 hours straight, with no issues. My only regret is not buying this sooner for other dance parties we've had!

Lo que no me gusta es que para encenderlo tengo que bajar el volumen a ceros, ya que si no lo hago truena muy feo y siento que se va a descomponer 🧐

This is Great to buy but u have to really buy the black and red wire it’s going to work I did it and it got to be the real strong black and red wire so u can plug it in amplifier to the speakers it works with strong speakers as well

This PYLE PTA1000BT amplifier is well constructed, but not capable of producing the rated output (2000 watts) listed in the specifications.The output section for each channel consists of a single pair of complementary transistors (2SC5200 - 2SA1943) rated for a maximum of 150 watts. In reality, this amplifier will not reliably produce more than 100 watts (RMS) per channel. If run in bridged mono mode 300 watts (RMS) is possible.On the other hand, the balanced inputs (XLR and TRS) and Speakon out connectors allow you to connect this amp with other professional sound gear. It has a little FM radio and MP3 player built in and a Bluetooth receiver. And you can’t beat the price!

The PyleUSA 2-Channel Bluetooth Power Amplifier is an excellent choice for those needing reliable sound power.Sound Quality: Delivers clear, powerful audio with 2000W of output, perfect for large events or sound setups.Bluetooth Connectivity: Easy to pair with devices wirelessly for convenient audio streaming.Design: Rack-mountable design makes it easy to integrate into professional sound systems.Power Handling: The amplifier is bridgeable, giving you more flexibility and power options.Build Quality: Sturdy and durable, designed to withstand long hours of performance.Ideal for DJs, musicians, or anyone needing a robust audio amplifier for live sound. Highly recommended for anyone looking for power and reliability!

I bought the 2000W model knowing there was no way it could produce that much power. It has a standard 120V/15A North American AC plug -- those plugs are only rated for 1800 Watts, so unless this thing defies physics (or violates electrical codes), you're never gonna get 2000 Watts of power out of it, but I digress... I bought it knowing full well that the true RMS power output would be MUCH lower, so I measured it. See the end of my review (and attached image) if that's what interests you.The reason I'm giving this thing 2 stars isn't because of the power output, it's because I bought it planning on using it in bridged mode, and it has some huge problems if you plan on doing that:• (-1 star) The user manual does not tell you that putting the amp in bridged output mode causes it to simply drop (discard) the channel B input. This is problematic because if you're using MP3, bluetooth, FM tuner or the front line-in jack input: channel B input is the left stereo channel. This means that if you're sending stereo audio into the amp, it is NOT merging your stereo sound into mono as you might expect. Instead it just discards the entire left channel signal. It does the same (discards) the rear channel B input, but at least you can control (i.e, not send any audio into that channel) that one yourself. It's even worse that the user manual doesn't explain this, but even if it did, I would still consider it a huge flaw simply because 4 of the 5 of advertised input methods (MP3, bluetooth, FM tuner and front stereo line in) are almost always going to have a separate stereo channel (unless the MP3s, BT audio stream, etc are converted to mono first, which nobody is going to do), so this amp really needs to be merging those into a single mono channel in bridged mode.• (-1 star) The bridged output speaker wire / banana plug posts do not have their polarity (+/-) labeled, making it a 50/50 gamble that you power your drivers in reverse, which would be really bad. In theory, you could plug in a Speakon cable and use a multimeter to "buzz out" which is which, but most people who would buy this amp probably don't have the gear or knowledge of how to do that.• (-1/2 star) In bridged mode, if there is an audio signal on channel B (which is being discarded, see above), the channel signal strength indicator lights above the gain knob still light up, making it appear like it's not in bridged mode. The user manual states that these lights NOT light up (i.e. remain dark) in bridged mode, so this is inconsistent and confusing.• (-1/2 star) When playing stereo audio from any of the MP3, bluetooth, FM tuner, front line-in jack inputs; the left stereo channel goes into the amp's channel B and the right goes into channel A. This is a design oversight because it's opposite of what you would expect. The channel A controls are on the left and B is on the right, so when playing a stereo source, they don't match their equivalent the stereo input channel.RMS Power Measurements:I took measurements using four different configurations:• 4 ohm load on a single channel (2-channel mode)• 8 ohm load on a single channel (2-channel mode)• 4 ohm load across bridged outputs (bridged mode)• 8 ohm load across bridged outputs (bridged mode)For each mode I took measurements at seven different frequencies (200Hz, 400Hz, 800Hz, 1.6kHz, 3.2kHz, 6.4kHz and 12.8kHz) to get a rough idea of the frequency response. See the attached image for the full results, but to summarize, the max RMS power you're going to get out of this amp is roughly:• 2 x ~150 Watts/Ch. @ 4 Ohms• 2 x ~90 Watts/Ch. @ 8 Ohms• 1 x ~430 Watts (Bridged) @ 4 Ohms• 1 x ~215 Watts (Bridged) @ 8 Ohms

I purchased this in March and now it’s November and it’s not working correctly, will not stay linked to Bluetooth constantly in and out of Bluetooth and loud crackling and of course it’s past the warranty for Return returns tried to contact Pyle like Amazon suggested. Took them 10 days to respond by that time Amazon had agreed to refund my money.

Tiene muy buena potencia y suena muy claro 👌🏽, me gusto y lo recomiendo demasiado

Excedió mis expectativas en cuestión de precio, la calidad de audio es buena.

Cumplio mi expectativa, buena calidad de audio