Pyle PT390BTU 300W 4-Channel Bluetooth Receiver
- 300W peak power, 4 channel, 8 ohm speakers
- Bluetooth 3.0 streaming, plus AM/FM radio
- USB and SD inputs, MP3 playback up to 8GB
- 2 quarter inch mic inputs with echo control
- 4 pairs of speaker terminal posts
- 16.9 x 12.2 x 4.7 inch chassis
- 1 year limited warranty
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
This receiver covers karaoke and background music duty with Bluetooth and radio built in, though its dial controls are basic next to a home theater unit.
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ASIN: B014M8Z942Model: PT390BTUCategory: AV Receivers
Overview
Pyle built this receiver for karaoke nights and everyday room audio, pairing an AM/FM tuner with Bluetooth streaming and microphone inputs. Signal from a phone, the radio or a plugged-in mic runs through one amplifier stage out to four speakers. A built-in cooling fan helps it run through longer sessions.
Bluetooth pairing and dual microphone inputs make this a straightforward pick for karaoke setups or a garage sound system, since it handles streaming, radio and vocals from one box. Its build leans utilitarian, with mechanical style controls rather than a touchscreen or app interface. Buyers wanting home theater surround processing will find only stereo output here.
Who it's for
Karaoke hosts and small venue operators pairing microphones with streamed or radio audio get the most from this unit. Garages, workshops or rec rooms needing simple multi-speaker sound also suit it well. Anyone assembling a surround home theater system needs a different receiver entirely.
Pros and cons
- Bluetooth streaming plus AM/FM radio built in
- Two mic inputs with echo for karaoke
- Powers four speakers from one amplifier
- Includes antenna, cable and remote
- Stereo only, no surround channels
- No HDMI input despite AV branding
- USB/SD card support capped at 8GB
Performance notes
The amplifier splits incoming audio, whether from Bluetooth, the AM/FM tuner or a plugged in mic, into four output channels feeding the speaker posts. Bass, treble and mic echo run through analog rotary controls rather than digital processing. A cooling fan vents heat from the amplifier board during extended karaoke or party use.
Specifications
| Brand | Pyle |
|---|---|
| Model | PT390BTU |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Dimensions | 16.9 × 12.2 × 4.7 inches |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power | 300 wattshigher than 72% of 40 av receivers |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, USB, Aux |
| Other details | |
| Brand Tech | Pyle |
| Channels | 2 |
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Frequently asked questions
How do I adjust the volume and echo for karaoke?
Use the rotary knobs on the front panel to set mic echo, master volume and EQ; illuminated buttons make them visible in low light.
Does this receiver support surround sound?
No, it outputs stereo sound only; it has no surround processing despite the AV receiver category label.
What is the maximum USB or SD card size it reads?
The seller lists 8GB as the maximum supported USB or SD card size.
Does it come with speaker wire included?
The listing does not mention speaker wire; it lists an antenna, audio cable and remote control as included.