Pyle Compact 40 watt Mini 70v Public Address Amplifier

This is exactly what I wanted new in the package. It is not stereo, and I knew it when I ordered it, might want to change the listing and remove the term stereo. It is a Mono amp. I am going to pair this with a Viking FX1 -1A ring trip paging adaptor to allow my wife to page me while I am in the yard. The paging adaptor will be on a port of my SOHO Pabx989 bucks on Amazon) which I use to block nuisance calls, and drive a pair of 15 watt 70Volt atlas horns I got for 50 bucks. the Amp and speakers roughly a c-note and I could play church chimes if my neighbors want to hear them. tehe

The 20 year old Radio Shack PA amp in our retail store shorted out, started smoking and left a wonderful burnt electronics smell in our offices for about 24 hours. So nice! It's amazing that thing lasted as long as it did but the day had finally come for us to replace it. We weren't looking for something incredibly powerful or with hi-fidelity. We just needed something to power four 8-ohm Radio Shack PA horns we've had forever. This 40W Pyle amp worked out perfectly. Installation was quick and easy and performance is much better than our old PA amp. The unit is compact (less than half the size of our old PA amp) and much more powerful. Noone can claim they "didn't hear the page" anymore :) There's aren't a lot of bells and whistles to this PA amp but that's precisely what we wanted. It's a great product at a great price. Hook it up and walk away. Done! Thanks Pyle

Good Value amp. Build quality is good. The volume for me is too touchy. It is either really quiet on say level 1 and then goes to super loud at level1.0001. It also gets a little scratchy in the upper volume range also. This is the 2nd one of these I have purchased. The first one lasted for three years until it got water damaged. We use it for lobby and elevator music in a commercial building and it does fine for that.

My choice for AV Automation. 100W of power of 4/8 Ohms or 25 Volts, flexibility when or where you need it. Long lasting and well made.

The first amp I received had pieces bouncing around inside of it. The front panel was not put on correctly from china and had severe scratch marks all over it. Almost looked used as you could see rubber foot print marks on the top of the case like another amp was set on top. Got a return and ordered a second one. Powers up but no audio output. I used to do car audio so I have all the test equipment. RCA audio input good, check speakers with another amp, proper switch/wiring, tried all the inputs both microphone and line level, all good. No 25/70 or standard 4/8 ohm output at all. Spend the money for something better and don't waste your time. Just too much of a hassle dealing with this type of cheap garbage. Amazon of course very good about returning.

Been using one for my whole-house Audio for about 15 years. Bought another for an outdoor party. These are super reliable and super flexible. Support 70v and 25v daisy chained speakers. Oh, and it has no Bluetooth. That makes it better since no stupid flashing LEDs and pulsing light bars.

Replaced another 70V/100V 120W unit (which was switching off intermittently) with this 70V 100W unit. I had 4 JBL C65P/T 5.25" Pendant Speakers in a 40' by 100' event space, powered at 100V before. Now with the Pyle PCM60A at 70V. The volume is the same, this has a bit warmer sound. I like the bluetooth and FM radio features. Lots of features at this price point and it sounds fine. We'll look into repairing the other so we have a spare. Also it fits in the space better, it's just on a shelf so the other amp always looked like I should have it in a rack or half rack. This is larger and there isn't a vent on the top, better since people always put stuff on top when it's just on a shelf. So very economical for our purpose.

Don’t buy unless you are comfortable working on the internals of an amplifier. Ordered two, had problems with both of them out of the box. After I was able to get one to work, it seemed to power the existing 25v speakers well. Both amps had a built in radio that was not advertised but was a nice addition. If I were ordering an amplifier today, this model would not be my first choice because of quality control issues