- Is the Pyle PDA4BU.5 good for a turntable?
- Yes. It has a built-in phono input, so a moving-magnet turntable connects directly without a separate preamp. Ground the turntable to the amp to keep hum down.
- Does it really deliver 200W per channel?
- No. The 200W figure is a peak rating for the whole unit, not continuous RMS per channel. Expect modest power that suits bookshelf speakers in a small to medium room.
- Can I connect it to my TV?
- Only through the optical or coaxial digital inputs, or analog RCA. There is no HDMI or ARC, so TV volume control and CEC switching will not work.
- Does it support a subwoofer?
- There is no dedicated subwoofer output. You can feed a powered sub from a line-level output if one is available, but check the rear panel before buying.
- What is in the box?
- The amplifier, a remote control and an FM antenna. Speaker wire and cables are not included.
- Can I use it for karaoke?
- Yes. The mic input has echo control, which is enough for basic karaoke. It is not a full mixer with separate mic EQ.
- Where is the Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier Multi-Channel 200W Power Amplifier Home Audio Receiver System w/Optical/Phono/Coaxial, FM Radio, USB/SD,AUX,RCA, Mic in Antenna, Remote PDA4BU.5 cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $78.99, as of our latest check.