Pyle Home PT570AU 5.1-Channel 350 Watts AM/FM Radio with USB/SD Card and Amplifier Receiver

• 5.1 Channel Amplifier - 12 Preset Radio Station - Output: 5 Channel Speaker Output Terminal for L, R, Center, SL, SR, And 1 line Out for Subwoofer
• Built-In AM/FM Radio - Full Remote Control
• Built-In USB and SD Audio - VFD Display
• 2 MIC Input, Treble and Bass of MIC Adjustable, Independent MIC Volume Control - Power Output: 300W for L,R Channel (4 Ohm) 50W for Center, Surround L and Surround R(4 Ohm)
• Over Current Protection, Short Circuit Protection And Over Voltage Protection - Input Selector: 3 Stereo RCA Selector, 1AM/FM Radio, 1 USB/SD, 2 Microphone Input

Only had the unit a short period of time, but it seems to be a pretty good unit. It functions as it should and performs as I want with good output to the speakers I attached. It does have some quirkiness to it though. The full fuction remote is nice and does more that I expected it to, however the only way to adjust the Bass, Treble, and 3 pre-set "equalizer" choices on this unit is thru the remote control. The remote also offers the controls for setting the units Surround functions (2.1, 3.1, or 5.1). So don't loose the remote if you want to adjust these at all. When you turn the unit "off" with the remote it does stop playing and says goodbye on the display screen, but does not fully power down. There are lights around the tuning and volume knobs that stay on. These lights will go out when you use the power button on the unit itself. Another quirk is that it seems to have a pre-set default volume level of 18. It sets itself to that level when you turn it on or when you change from one input to another. For instance, lets say you are listening to Aux 1 at volume level 10 and you decide to change to aux 2. When you change to aux 2, it will automatically adjust to volume level 18. It will startle you if you're not ready for it. It does have a built in fan on the back that runs constantly and seems a little loud, but not an annoyance (at least to me).

Overall I am happy with the purchase.

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When I am alone with my music at the end of a hard day, I really wanted some power behind it. My best friend has a pyle receiver that cranks out good power, but I have better speakers, and so I thought I'd find out what my system sounds like when I put some power to them. Pretty darn good, i'd say! I love the clear display that I can see from across the room. The microphone jack is conveniently located FRONT AND CENTER: pay attention Sony!! Why would you want it any other way?

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I have had a Kenwood reciever for over 30 years and wanted to upgrade. I bought this one and it was very easy to set up. It seems to work ok. The problem I have with this item is when you cut it on, it blares out at 18db. I called the company and they said they could disarm the volume preset for free, but it would cost shipping both ways. It was an inexpensive unit and the shipping would take it over the top. At this point I am thinking about selling it. I have only had it for one day.

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the fan keeps it cool but is a little louder than i would like, basic as far as i can tell, works as described.

the remote is the best way for me to control it cause i can't adjust the eq without it.

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I wanted this for the fact that it plays mp3s from either an SD card or a thumbdrive.

It does this, but it only plays things in order. No way to view folders or files. And no way

to navigate between songs...just gotta let it play.

I had a feeling that would be the case when I ordered it, so it's not a deal breaker.

Also, the fan is very loud. Much louder than I expected. But again, not a deal breaker.

Over all, this reciever puts out good sound, nice a clear. It's not a "name brand", but it does the job.