6000W 12-Channel Wireless Bluetooth Rack Mount Multi-Zone Audio Home Stereo Receiver System with Power Amplifier and Sound Mixer

Nghia Duong: I really like 12 channels that I can set up a lot of speakers. The price is ok to compare other branches. It doesn't have bass and treble controllers, so it's very tough to control the sound. This one doesn't have a remote control, even though on the product description, they said it does. Overall, the quality, sound and usage of this product are ok.

United States on Jul 02, 2023

Ehsan Samani: the instructions for bluetooth pairing is very poor.
the amplifier sounds nice.
however it is relatively loud and runs really hot.

United States on May 31, 2023

thomas diehl: I like ta listen to many different types of music. I'm using the Pyle 6000w,12 channel ,PT12050CH. I utilized it as a stand alone music source for the whole house. It's the heart of my jam'n household with speakers throughout. With 12 independently controlled channels at bout 500watts each I put speakers all over the place and can isolate or select what room or rooms or rock the whole house if I want. Has Bluetooth so I just link my phone's playlist and walkabout the house, phone in pocket and never lose the connection. Also has auxiliary, usb, and SD ports. Has mic inputs in the front and in the back with individual volume controls, talk over button, and echo dial. Soon as I get a mic it's gonna be karaoke time for ol'dad.

United States on Apr 15, 2023

afchaffee06: I have a love-hate relationship with Pyle, and this product is a good demonstration of that.

So many vendors are over-engineering their products and over-investing in features that end users don't actually want or need -and the price often reflects this. So, for example, TV manufacturers add all these smart features that I usually just bypass because literally the only thing I need it to do is display the input coming from my receiver (I usually mute the TV volume too, so even the speakers are unnecessary) -then they charge way more for these features I don't even want.

With audio receivers, it is the same. The quality products end up with all kinds of features/options I don't need/want -and the price reflects this.

It shouldn't be rocket science to build a simple stereo amplifier that takes one stereo line input and amplifies it to a pair of speakers with basic EQ settings and volume controls.

Initially, I was really excited about the potential of this product. I need a rack-mountable audio amplifier that can power multiple zones of speakers that are each in stereo. I don't need it to have 85 different kinds of theater-quality 3D sound experiences to...

United States on May 14, 2022

Robertoe: Bang for buck? Kind of hard to beat if you are looking for a “sacrificial amp”. I have an outdoor kitchen/pavilion, it stays dry, but heavy humidity days wreaks havoc on non-protected electronic gear. I did not want to spend $1K+ on a “sacrificial” amp to power 8 outdoor speakers. I am concerned about the “life span” of the product. I hooked up 8 (4 open channels) speakers with an 8 ohm load. At 8 ohms I would expect the amp to remain cool. At 50% volume, the unit was getting pretty warm in less than an hour. I plan to break out my Oscope and meter, but I am estimating this unit has a max output of 60 watts (RMS / unclipped signal)) per channel at 8 ohm (NOT even CLOSE to 250 watts RMS they are claiming). I am sure the output will be higher at 4 ohm, but then wondering how much hotter the unit will get? Overall at the price point and just looking for decent SQ, I am impressed by the unit. If it lasts at least 1 – 2 years, I will be more than pleased FOR THE MONEY. Overall I feel I received a good bang for buck. NOTE: After using this a few times some usage "issues" to contend with. 1. When you turn the unit off it loses your selected input source. I contacted support...

United States on Aug 09, 2021