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This unit is hooked up to four Samsung home theater satellite speakers on all four corners of my garage. I bought this stereo receiver solely for the purpose of listening to music while i do work in my garage. The Pyle pro pt260a delivered great sound and has impressive aesthetics for its value. One surprising feature about this stereo is that it powers up all four channels simultaneously even though in the back it states an "A" & "B" side. The power on this stereo is nothing short of amazing! On to the bad notes. The volume control on the unit sometimes acts as the channel tuner when listening to the radio, raising or lowering the volume on the supplied control alleviates this issue. I cannot hear a difference in sound when tuning the "M. Bass" & "M. Treble" knobs, but i consider this a small loss when regarding the price of the unit and the other equalizer controls functioning properly. The remote does not have a power button and its slightly tricky to set the radio stations on memory. Overall, i enjoy using this product. It has very little limitations so far and am impressed because i spent so little!Read full review
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Poorly designed. Hard to hook speaker wires in the back. There is no on-off button on the remote. Lights on the front are very bright with no way of dimming them. The input button on the one I received only worked part time. To the credit of VM Innovations, they have taken it back and sending a replacement. They just sell the product, not make it.
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Don't expect HiFi audiophile quality from this receiver. However, if you need something for the backyard (as myself) it is fine. The receiver is a bit lacking due to it being very sensitive to adjacent stronger stations knocking the weaker ones out. You can fuss with the antenna to try to find the sweet spot for a weaker station, but chances are that a stronger adjacent one will bleed through. Not much separation. Remote control does not have a power on/off button. Instructions to program memory is very vague. But one can figure it out, it's easy. Bottom line is if you need a receiver and or an amplifier to play your external music, it works fine and you can't beat the price. I am happy with it for what I use it for. If you are a bit picky and can detect slight distortion products, I would do some homework and compare the specs against others. Read full review
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The PT260A Stereo Amplifier is a great value for the money.The 260A is easy to use and has more then enough power(100W per side) to drive my two bookshelf speakers I have in my garage.I like you have the ability to add up to three other audio devices with the convenient audio input jacks on the back of this unit. I have a CD player, Serious Radio,MP3 player & the 260 A comes with a built in AM & FM receiver.NOT BAD for such an economical price I got on ebay. The only down fall with the 260A is it is made in China(what isn't these days) and I called their tech department for advice with their Karoke input on the front of the 260A and I couldn't understand their broken English..If you need help with the 260A go to your local Audio store. PS, the remote works great!
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Good garage receiver,thats why i bought it ,great sound and power for 4 Speaker,but manual states AB switch,but receiver,HAS NO AB switch or knob!,,
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