Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Home Audio Amplifier – 100W 5.1 Channel Home Theater Power Stereo Receiver, Surround Sound w/ HDMI, AUX, FM Antenna, Subwoofer Speaker Input, 12V Adapter, Black – PFA560BT
€115
Price: $114.99
(as of Aug 06, 2025 23:21:56 UTC – Details)
Features: – 5.1 Channel Powered Amp Design – Lightweight & Compact Size – Hassle-Free Bluetooth – Wireless Music Streaming Receiver-Free Connection – FM Radio with Digital LED Display – Front Panel Button Control Center – HDMI Output + (2) HDMI Inputs – Spring Loaded Speaker Terminal Connectors – Full Range Stereo Sound Reproduction – RCA Subwoofer Output – Includes Remote Control Bluetooth Connectivity: – Built-in Wireless Music Streaming Receiver – Compatible with All of Your Favorite Bluetooth Devices – Smartphones, Tablets, Computers, Laptops, etc. – Bluetooth Version: 4.0 – Bluetooth Network Name: ‘PyleUSA’ What’s in the Box: – Compact Amplifier – Remote Control – 12V Power Adapter Technical Specs: – Remote Control Battery Operated, Requires (2) x ‘AAA’ Batteries – Battery Type: 14.8V Lithium-ion 1500mAh – Power Output: 100 Watt MAX (5x20W) – HDMI 2160p Support – Bluetooth Protocol Support: AVRCP V1.4 – Construction Material: Metal, Aluminum Alloy – Power: 110/220V (12V Power Adapter) – Dimensions: 8.0’’ x 5.8’’ x 2.0’’ -inches
100 WATT POWER: The Pyle 5.1 Channel HiFi Audio Amplifier w/ 100W peak power gives your entertainment system a boost! Offers low distortion w/ acoustically accurate audio reproduction allowing you to enjoy crisp and high quality amplified audio
BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY: The small personal integrated indoor stereo receiver is equipped with Bluetooth wireless music streaming. Works with today’s latest devices including smartphones, tablets, laptops, computers w/ hassle-free receiver pairing
4 INPUTS: The professional Hi-Fi amp supports various external devices. Features RCA subwoofer output, AUX RCA L/R audio inputs, HDMI output + 2 HDMI inputs, FM radio antenna input, 5 sets of spring loaded speaker terminal connectors
FRONT CONTROL PANEL: The compact amplifier which features full range stereo sound reproduction has a built-in LCD display w/ crisp buttons for the functions such as standby, tuner (-/+), surround, mute, input and a rotary control knob for the volume
EQ CONTROLS: This multi purpose 5.1-channel compact home theater digital stereo receiver box features crisp buttons and rotary knob controls for audio adjustment. Includes 12V adapter and remote control for easy distant audio adjustments
Customers say
Customers find the audio receiver easy to set up and appreciate its compact size, considering it good value for money. The functionality and sound quality receive mixed feedback – while some say it works well with PC speakers and produces great sound, others report issues with the remote stopping working and the sound not being strong enough. The Bluetooth connectivity is also mixed, with some saying it works great with phones while others report connectivity issues. The power level and HDMI input receive negative feedback, with customers noting problems with the power level and the lack of HDMI pass-through.
9 reviews for Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Home Audio Amplifier – 100W 5.1 Channel Home Theater Power Stereo Receiver, Surround Sound w/ HDMI, AUX, FM Antenna, Subwoofer Speaker Input, 12V Adapter, Black – PFA560BT
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Joel W. –
Installing in a Training Room w/ 5 speakers
Update#2: Amp is still working well, but the same cannot be said about the remote for it, or at least the remote functions. Pyle has been good and trying to send new remotes, but non of them are able to control the unit. This is an issue since the unit is mounted on the ceiling and the only way to get to it is on a ladder. I now have 4 remotes that do nothing. I tried to explain to Pyle that I believe the issue is something other than the remote, and they just said that they would close my ticket. Unfortunately, there is no way to control the unit now without getting on a ladder to adjust things, which isn’t feasible.Amp looks to be well built. I will be installing it in a training classroom with a five speaker set up to replace an outdated amp and speakers that are currently there. After reading reviews, this product looks to fit my needs, plus the price was great. Hoping that it will work well. Will update after installed.Update: Amp paired with 5 Acoustic Audio R191 in ceiling speakers and sounds great. Sound quality is much improved over the failed system that was previously installed many years ago. One improvement that could be made is the blue led display. The amp is mounted on the ceiling and it is very difficult to read from a distance.
gtrman1263 –
Perfect for what I was trying to do. Audiophiles will probably be disappointed
After going through purchasing a couple of new different AV receivers that simply didn’t want to connect to my equipment or were two proprietary in nature to be a functioning part of my system. I settled on getting this basically as an experiment. All I really wanted was to hook my computer and PS5 to some decent sounding speakers. This accomplished that perfectly. There is some debate as whether this produces true 5.1 surround sound. I really don’t know and didn’t bother to test it for such. It does do a beautiful simulation of surround sound. With good audio quality. This kind of acts like a guitar amplifier in the fact that it relies on the gain from the input source for it’s overall volume. So the higher you crank the input source. The more distorted the sound is going to be. If that makes any sense to those of you that don’t play electric guitar or Bass. But I digress. It has two HDMI input sources in addition to Bluetooth and an analog input. Subwoofer out. All of those things work just fine. Don’t expect to shatter your walls or windows with this thing. But it gets plenty of loud enough to enjoy music at home. And a reasonably life-like video if that’s your thing. If you’re looking for a simple upgrade to your television or computer sounds this is the solution. And it works well.I did have a couple of things that I didn’t really like about the unit. But they were insignificant to my purpose so I was able to live with them. Number one the remote is awful. No range. Old-fashioned IR remote. Plan on standing right in front of the unit to get it to work. But it does work. But it’s very directional. Since I have very little use for the remote it’s all good.The other thing that I found slightly annoying was the fact that there is no HDMI pass through. Which means when you put the unit into standby. Everything goes into standby including the HDMI signal. The workaround for this is just to leave the unit on all the time. And if you run mostly from your PC just switching audio output drivers if you want to use a different set of speakers or a soundbar instead of the unit. Which sometimes late at night I prefer. The unit doesn’t really put out any heat at all. It’s very cool very efficient operation
Mike Duskis –
Smoke-and-mirrors 5.1
Pyle PFA540BT.5 Technical EvaluationI couldn’t find much technical information about this unit online so decided to order one and discover for myself what it actually does. After playing with it for a couple of hours, here is what I learned.1. It advertises itself as a stereo (not surround) processor.Like most devices that can handle HDMI input, the PFA540BT uses Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) to tell other devices about its capabilities. True 5.1 audio receivers provide a list of 5.1 formats that they can process. This unit does not. The practical consequence is that your streaming device will politely find ways to send stereo content rather than surround-sound content. It’s also a big clue that it can’t process audio encoded in any of the common 5.1 formats.2. It can send audio to six channelsThe PFA540BT provides connections for five speakers (FL, FR, FC, SL, SR) plus an RCA connection for a subwoofer. I was able to get intelligible audio out of all six channels. In that sense, it’s a 5.1 surround-sound amplifier. At first glance, this seems inconsistent with finding #1 above. That’s where it gets interesting. Read on.3. It has a “surround” toggleSome reviewers on Amazon noted that the earlier model had a “surround” button that appeared to work backwards from what they expected, but that it had been “fixed” for this upgraded model. After some experimentation, I think I understand what they meant. To make sense of what this button does, it’s important to remember that this amplifier can’t process surround sound input. It works with only two input channels: front left (FL) and front right (FR). When the button is in the “off” position, it acts just like an ordinary stereo receiver. It plays the FL input through the FL output and the FR input through the FR output. It also merges both stereo input channels into one mono channel and plays it through the subwoofer output. That’s it. The other three output channels (FC, SL, SR) remain silent.FL -> FLFR -> FRFL + FR -> SWWhen the surround button is in the “on” position, the receiver does exactly what it does with the button in the “off” position, but then it also uses the remaining three channels. My unit introduced a significant amount of noise to the surround channels (SL, SR) so I couldn’t be completely sure, but here’s what I think I heard. The surround channels duplicated the front channels. The center channel (FC) duplicated the subwoofer channel (SW). In table form:FL -> FLFR -> FRFL + FR -> SWFL -> SLFR -> SRFL + FR -> FC4. It truly can’t process Dolby (AC3), DTS, or plain AAC surround soundJust for fun, I used an EDID generator to disguise the PFA540BT.5 as a true surround-sound receiver. Then I force-fed it 5.1 surround-sound content in three of the most common formats. It produced nothing but noise. Call that truth in advertising.THE BOTTOM LINEI tried to imagine a use case where the PFA540BT.5 would be an ideal choice. It’s small and runs on twelve volts, which happens to match common automotive electrical systems. It’s also cheap. As other reviewers have noted, it’s too quiet to be useful in a moving vehicle but it could play a role in a mobile theater system — if you’re OK with five channel stereo rather than true surround sound. On the other hand, you could produce the same result but with more power by splitting your stereo source between two stereo amps, one of which might be built into your vehicle.I suppose that means I don’t understand why anyone would want to buy this thing.
James –
Great sound, price, and size
My surround sound receiver recently went out so I needed a replacement. After looking at the reviews on Amazon, I decided to give this one a try. So far I’m very impressed with the sound, size, and price. After a few minor adjustments, my wife and I were in the basement watching a movie in surround sound with impressive bass and sound separation
John –
Bought to replace on old amp that blew. Instructions’ are clear, including not compatible with HDMI ARC (additional adapter needed). Currently driving four old external speakers to make home made cinema system.
Filipe Silva Pereira –
Já testei e gostei do funcionamento.
morfeokmg –
horrible qué no puedas usar puro audio si no tienes encendido el dispositivo qué esta conectado como pantalla. En cuanto apago la pantalla, el audio se detiene. Se supone que es un dispositivo cuyo objetivo primario es el audio. no se porque quedo de esa manera. al final terminaré haciendo lo mismo que con el Pyle rca, sacar primero el audio antes de ir este Pyle, cuando mi objetivo de este dispositivo era no tener que usar add-ons para sacar antes el audio
MRP –
Pasé un buen rato buscando opciones para conectar mi Home Theater 5.1, sin necesidad de un DVD/BR y este parecÃa una buena opción. Es pequeño, discreto y cumple para concentrar todo el cablerÃo, nada más.Tuve que comprar un convertidor de digital para poderlo conectar a mi SmartTV, pierde bastante calidad de audio, no tiene muy buen ecualizador, y lo peor, con ruidos fuertes pareciera que se satura y deja de enviar señal. OlvÃdate de ver pelÃculas de acción, de disfrutar el susto por un sonido inesperado, y mucho menos oÃr música a todo volumen.En el video se ve cada que hay un efecto fuerte en la pelÃcula, adiós audio. Es molestÃsimo.Le pongo dos estrellas porque, supongo, para alguien con menos expectativas puede funcionar.
mickc –
Exactly what I wanted. Using as a speaker amp for my tv, already had the speakers from an old surround sound system so just connected a hdmi lead from my recordable tv box into this, then another to the tv. Sound is very good, I don’t use the built in radio, but the Bluetooth connection is also very easy to use and plays music perfectly from my phone.