Amazon.com.mx:Opiniones de clientes: Pyle Sistema de Amplificador de Potencia de Audio para el hogar, 240 W.

Marco A.

Excelente producto

Revisado en México el 26 de junio de 2020

Excelente producto, lo compre para utilizar mis bocinas pyle recien compradas y son el complemento correcto. Excelente para escuchar radio y musica. Inesperadamente trae tambien bluetooth integrado ademas de reproduccion por USB y SD.

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Pequeño amplificador, con gran sonido

Memo Sánchez

Revisado en México el 18 de febrero de 2021

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Excelente sonido, lo instale con un par de bocinas pyle para esterior PLMR y el sonido y fidelidad esta excelente...

Ampificador 120w por canal

Revisado en México el 29 de noviembre de 2020

Style name: 240 W.Compra verificada

las uso para monitor de mi laptop

ivan

excelente

Revisado en México el 24 de febrero de 2019

bueno.

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Larry Hinds

A GREAT Find for ME!

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de julio de 2020

WOW! I'm sort of an audiophile, and this was way more of a value for me than i was expecting. Mainly because i was just searching for a chepish amp to power my patio speakers, for my audio source was a laptop with DJ software etc. I needed an amp. This is a great amp! It also has a really nice remote. BUT here's the thing! It ALSO accepts a usb, which i loaded with songs. It also accepts a sd card too! (which i loaded with even more tunes!)... IT Has bluetooth! I connect my laptop wirelesssly to it and BAM- instant connection!. I then bluetoothed my phone to it, (Alexa Music etc!) BAM- Instant music everythwere! THEN!!!! I found out it also has a FM radio receiver BUILT IN! It pulls in FM stations from 75 miles away! Trust ME, you cant beat this price for all it does!!! The remote has no instruction book, so you have to play with it to figure it all out! Has a EQ built in too. Press the mode,
key, you choose the source, then use the arrow keys to skip songs, play and pause...even volume up and down! Mode key same way for the radio tuner and EQ settings. This unit is built to last and is loaded. The dual sound is excellent, and the word MINI... is just the size, which is perfect for what i'm doing. Friends bluetooth hook up their phones and play their own stuff too...it's a party NOW!

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Family Bee

Not bad for the price

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de agosto de 2021

I honestly wasn't sure what to expect for in a mini sized class D amplifier. I've never honestly owned one before of this type, but I haven't been disappointed… well I take that back, because the first one was DOA. It smoked, right out of the box and so I had to send it back. Yikes! HOWEVER, this had the features I REALLY wanted for a stereo project, and Pyle has been good about support, so I asked for a replacement. The law of averages won, and the sequel is just fine. That may seem odd, but you can tell by the weight that it's got good heat sinks, and it's full of components, with a metal housing and built in power supply. The Bluetooth appears to be the same chipset/software from JBL speakers because the notification sounds are oddly identical. The remote is a common mini remote that comes with a lot of modern electronics, like lights, speakers, etc. It's rather narrow range but it does the job. There's a power switch on the front of the amp that probably should be on the back, considering that if you turn it off with the remote it goes into standby mode and remembers settings, but you will have a few blue LEDs staring at you. It has a tuner which I did not notice in the description, but is a nice addition. There is also an aux mode input. Bluetooth range appears quite good, thanks to the built in antenna. Bass and treble controls are nothing to write home about but they do the job. There is no balance control, which I find curious, but not a deal breaker. All in all a good performer and a great value.

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Cletus Foots

Pretty Good

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de agosto de 2020

I got the PCA3 to go with my 30 watt Panasonic SB-403 Turbo Thrusters from 1984. Previously I had them attached to a 100 watt per channel Pioneer receiver that I bought new in the late 1990s. The Turbo Thrusters were sort of a downgrade from the 100 watt Technics speakers I was originally using (a mutt system bought off the Circuit City showroom floor/display/open box)...not exactly a downgrade, just going for some smaller floor speakers. The receiver pushed them beautifully. When the Pioneer died I got a Lepai 2020A+ and the pseakers sounded great with it. After five years the Lepai died and I got a Lvpin clone of the Lepai. The Lvpin couldn't hold a candle to the Lepai. Shrill and full of distortion and just too much bass even with adjusting it. To get on with my long-winded review, I finally decided it was time try something else for my entertainment setup. All I need to do is push these two 30 watt speakers for the output of my desktop computer. That's not my computer only. That's movies played back on the computer and a turntable, cassette deck and VCR connected to the computer basically as computer peripherals so I can convert anything I want to digital easily. I thought I was getting the bare bones model of the PCA3, but this one has the FM receiver and inputs for SD cards and USB. I really wasn't too happy with getting extras...extra stuff to break and collect dust like the SD card and USB inputs that I already have on my computer. But, it is what it is. The SOUND is comparable to the Lepai which was supposedly 20 watts per channel. According to the manual this PCA3 is pushing around 15 watts, so not too far off. I've still never understood speaker wattage mumbo jumbo and this was no exception. I first bought it because I thought I would be getting a bit of extra power, then I read about ohms and that threw it off by half because my speakers are 8 ohms, leaving me wishing I'd gone for the 2x120 (for 60 watts of power???) before I even received this one. Now that it's all set up I'd say it sounds really decent in a small room. Decent enough that I don't see a reason to return it for "false advertising" (which is really what these wattage ratings are. REALLY!) Nowhere near the distortion of the Lvpin crap and it gets fairly loud before I notice any distortion. I'm really satisfied with the sound. I only chose to cover the power indicator LED. Yes, the LEDs are way too bright but when I'm watching old TV shows online or vloggers/podcasts on Youtube, the level indicators rarely light up. I've never exactly been into the "theater experience" with movies either. Just some clean sound that's not too loud and bassy, so movies sound pretty good to me too...without much activity from the indicator lights. When I crank up some music they'll come to life and I like that. I think they look cool with the music. Just one problem with those indicators. The left side is a little less sensitive than the right. The speakers sound balanced to my ears but even when I'm playing a mono recording (1960s 45 rpm records converted to digital and to TRUE mono) the right indicator jumps up by one notch over the left. It even does it on the FM radio function. Only a minor annoyance. It annoys me but I'll get over it. Speaking of the FM radio, it sounds tinny and weak. I'll probably never use it again after testing it. I tried the USB input with a memory stick full of MP3s. I couldn't get it to work. Didn't try the SD card input because I don't think it can play back pictures which is all I have on SD cards. I don't use Bluetooth so the antenna stayed folded and tucked away. I wish I could take the antenna off completely but it seems permanently attached.

tl;dr this long-winded run-on paragraph: The PCA3 sounds good. I wouldn't pair it with any speakers higher than 30 watts or so. One star off combined for the uneven level indicators and all the extras that I didn't want and didn't order. I like it fairly well.

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Mike

A solid little amp.

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de marzo de 2019

This amp runs a pair of older 75w speakers and it does so very easily. It powers them to higher volume than I want to listen to and/or I'm comfortable running them, (they are not high quality speakers) and the base and treble adjustment works fine.

The only downside is that the level meter is quite bright and I need to cover it when I am watching a movie. It's really bright. I don't mind leaning a paperback in front of it and I plan on making a small cover that folds over the lights during movie time.

I researched small amps extensively, which I do for almost all my Amazon purchases, and this one came out on top delivering solid quality for a budget amp. Highly recommended in this price class.

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Donald Resor Jr.

Pyle PCA3 Preamp/Amp/USB/SD/Bluetooth/FM Tuner

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de junio de 2022

I bought this to add a sound to my bathroom. It sounds excellent so far.

The sheet metal of the case seems a bit thin, as with the weight of the internal mains transformer, it bent the bottom of the enclosure. The heat sink screws on the bottom of the enclosure seem to be too short as one is stripped out where it's affixed to the internal heat sink.

I noticed upon power it off, it does not save setting. It always defaults back to the AUX input. I'm not sure if you can save FM stations into memory or not. Though the Display shows CH1, CH2, CH3, etc. I'm not sure what the purpose of this is.

The amount of time required to enter in a FM radio station by it's frequency is too short. For instance try to enter 102.7. With the non-standard layout of the numerical buttons, you must look at it every time. The remote should have a standardized numerical layout like that of a Telephone touch tone pad or a TV remote.

But then again I guess you cannot expect perfection for $41.62.