Pyle PDA5BU 200W Bluetooth Stereo Receiver
- 200 watts at 4 ohms, 2 channel stereo amplifier
- Bluetooth streaming built in, with extended-range antenna
- USB and 3.5mm aux inputs, plus AM/FM tuner
- 2 karaoke microphone inputs, for live vocals
- LCD display and remote included, for function and input status
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A compact tabletop amplifier built for casual home audio and karaoke use, with Bluetooth streaming and enough inputs to cover most sources. It carries no HDMI or surround processing for a home theater setup.
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ASIN: B00LI4L1LOModel: PDA5BUCategory: AV Receivers
Overview
A home entertainer wanting a simple amplifier gets Bluetooth streaming, a radio tuner, and two microphone inputs in one tabletop unit. Buttons and a rotary volume knob on the front handle source switching and levels, with an LCD display confirming the active input.
Casual listeners and karaoke hosts get one box that streams from a phone, plays a CD or DVD player, and takes two microphones at once, which covers most small gatherings. It has no HDMI or surround processing, so pairing it with a modern home theater setup means losing those features. Build quality lands at a budget level compared with component receivers from established audio brands.
Who it's for
Casual home listeners, small gatherings, and karaoke nights fit the PDA5BU well, especially where phone streaming and a couple of microphones cover the need. Anyone building a component home theater with HDMI switching should choose a different receiver.
Pros and cons
- Bluetooth streaming with extended-range antenna
- Two microphone inputs cover casual karaoke use
- LCD display confirms the active input
- Includes a remote for volume adjustments
- No HDMI inputs or video switching
- Power rating applies only at lower impedance
- Ships with just a ninety-day warranty
Performance notes
Output power is rated at a lower speaker impedance, so speakers wired at a higher impedance will draw less power from the same amplifier section. Bluetooth streaming and the built-in antenna govern wireless range and connection stability more than the wired inputs, which pass audio directly without added processing.
Specifications
| Brand | Pyle |
|---|---|
| Model | PDA5BU |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Weight | 16 poundshigher than 50% of 43 av receivers |
| Dimensions | 2.8 × 10.5 × 8.8 inches |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power | 200 wattshigher than 59% of 40 av receivers |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Connectivity | USB, Aux |
| Other details | |
| Brand Tech | Pyle |
| Channels | 2 |
Closest rivals on specs
Onkyo TX-SR373 5.2 Channel AV Receiver- Power 200 vs 155 watts (+29%)
Sony STRDH550 5.2 Channel AV Receiver- Power 200 vs 145 watts (+38%)
- Weight 16 vs 19.25 pounds (-17%)
Onkyo TX-NR6100 7.2-Channel AV Receiver- Weight 16 vs 10.4 pounds (+54%)
Frequently asked questions
What tools are needed to set up the Pyle PDA5BU?
None beyond connecting speaker wire and a power cord; it is a tabletop unit that plugs in and pairs over Bluetooth rather than requiring mounting.
Can two microphones be used with music playing at the same time?
Yes, both karaoke microphone inputs work alongside Bluetooth, USB, or radio playback for simultaneous vocals and music.
Does it need a separate DVD or CD player to use those inputs?
Yes, the unit accepts a DVD or CD player as a source but does not include one; an external player must be connected.
Is a phone or tablet required to use it?
No, it also plays from USB storage or the built-in AM/FM tuner, so a paired phone is not required for every source.