Pyle PTA2 Amplifier Reviews

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I had a television, DVD recorder, DVD player and VCR in my bedroom where all the audio was set to the television's speakers. Although not terrible, the sound was a bit weak/tinny. After a few months of deliberation I purchased a pair of bookshelf speaks and the Pyle PTA2 mini amplifier. I went with the Pyle instead of a audio receiver because I didn't have the need for an AM/FM radio, advanced connectivity, or any sort of fancy surround sound capabilities. from Amazon.com While the amp is inexpensive, the sound is very good. I'm driving an older set of 45W Akai speakers through a Radio Shack equalizer and a PTA2. In my livingroom, this is more than enough sound, and works great for watching DVDs and football games. from Amazon.com When I bought this item, i though it is at least listed as having 80 watts of stereo power output in total, which i consider the lowest acceptable limit. But after i got this sleek-constructed Pyle and hooked it up with my sony bookshelf speakers and played a song from my computer, i couldn't be more disappointed. The first thing I noticed is its tinny sound and a severe lack of bass that my sony bookshelf speakers are supposed to produce from any semi-descent amplifier. from Amazon.com (Keeping in mind that all of those things are good) If you are looking to just drive speakers, like I was, this thing actually might be overkill. 40W is a LOT of power and much more than you would need when feeding from an iPod or computer. I had to take a long look at the Pyle Pro PCA1 Mini 2x15W Stereo Power Amplifier before making a decision. However, having the option of multiple inputs make the extra $20 worth it for me. from Amazon.com The receiver died a long time ago, but I really just wanted to crank up those old speakers to see if they still delivered. Since my tunes are all on the IPod, I didn't see the need to invest in a receiver all over again. I decided to give the Pyle a try. You'll need to get a mini (3.5mm) to RCA plug adapter for IPod usage,but after that you're good to go. from Amazon.com it is quite small and the having multiple inputs and a headphone jack is a plus. from Amazon.com i was looking for a small amplifier in which to plug my hd tuner, my tv, and my cd/dvd player. from Amazon.com i purchased this to provide channeled audio for my training room at work. from Amazon.com anyone who needs more than 40 watts per channel is probably working with a very large area. from Amazon.com i had some extra speakers i wanted to drive with something hooked up to my computer and/or dvd player. from Amazon.com

Released	1 year ago
Number Of Channels	2
Audio SNR	75 dB
Depth	5.39 in.
Frequency Response	20 Hz - 20000 kHz
Height	2.76 in.
MPN	PTA2
No. of Speaker Outputs	4 Speakers
RMS Power at 4 Ohms	80 W
THD (Total Harmonic Distortion)	0.3 %
UPC	68888886840
Warranty	1 Year
Width	7.48 in.

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