Pyle 2x120 Watt Home Audio Speaker Amplifier for Powerful Sound

jammico: It was used to power speakers for our TV that was not heavily used. We noticed the other day that only the right side speaker was now working. The RCA inputs don't work at all.

Canada on May 15, 2023

NN: I bought the Pyle PCA4 in June of 2020 when I moved into a new place that had in ceiling and back padio speakers. Whole family stuck at home cause that was life in 2020. We really needed something to make our days at home nicer. We wanted to listen to music using the speakers that were already in the house. I couldn't afford to spend more than $110 on this whole project.

The Pyle PCA4 had everything I needed nothing more nothing less. I had to power 4 speakers. This unit has the ability to power two 8" ceiling speakers, and two 10" outdoor speakers and it gets very loud. I don't know what kind of speakers were built into the place so I was kind of flying blind. The rest of my setup was a Google Chromecast to an HDMI to audio converter, and then from the audio converter over RCA cables right into the Pyle. Android and iOS devices in the house can send music to the Chromecast.

The Pyle delivered us a fantastic summer of music. And my whole setup only cost me $105 dollars. Couldn't have done it without this unit.

The kids danced in the kitchen, played in the back yard listening to music, and everything was much nicer. We use the system everyday, and listen to...

United States on Jan 06, 2021

Willy Tse: It is rated as 20 watts to 4 ohm RMS per channel and sound louder than my Lepy 2020A (also rated at 20watts). I believe either Lepy is over optimistic on spec or Pyle is more conservative in its rating. The sound is punchy and pure, as good as the top rated Lepy. It also have built-in power supply and do not need a separate power brick like Lepy. I would rate this as a better buy than Lepy. But either one will be good enough for casual user.

Canada on Aug 14, 2020

colecole: Light electrical noise when played quietly. The led lights are bright and work when turned up. Plays 4 Ohm Kicker speakers really loud.

Canada on May 13, 2020

Amy: Used to bring back into use a pair of 6 ohm Aiwa 3-way bass reflux speakers as means of connecting to PC audio. Slight perceivable hum from amp when stood on hard surface, remedied by standing on felt pads. I don't need PA performance so have never had the volume beyone 50%, but very good sound for the price. Rear L+R RCA in with pair +ve/-ve speaker clamps out. Front 3.5mm Aux for headphones cuts sound to connected speakers when in use as it should. A nice little box-o-tricks that sits unobtrusively on my desk.

United Kingdom on Nov 20, 2019

Paul: I like the amplifier, These cheap amplifiers sound very good, strong harmonics. My t.v. has left and right 47k audio line out. so I just used a couple of second hand speakers, found some old speaker cable and jobs a gooden.

United Kingdom on Mar 20, 2019

Amazon Customer: For my use, this amp is absolutely perfect. Not too much, not too little. Well, maybe a bit too much. Let me explain.

I am using this amp for my home desktop iMac. The built in speakers on the iMac are great. I had been using powered 3.5" Monoprice speakers, which were pretty good. Unfortunately, the left channel stopped working. The speaker is fine -- the electronics inside the right channel failed on the Monoprice monitors. (I opened up and looked at tall the soldering and all was intact -- just no power from the internal amp out to the left channel). (http://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-Portable-Speakers-Protective-605300/dp/B00DIGC7UO/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1453658804&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=monoprice+powered+montior)

So I looking for a small amp that produced enough clean power to drive some small bookshelf speakers. I was going to use Monoprice 8250's, which sound incredible for the price, but I cannot find out if they are magnetically sheilded. So, I am using my Definitive Technology ProMonitor 1000's...

United States on Jan 24, 2016