Stereo Guitar Power Amp

The Pyle PTA2 Mini 2X40W Stereo Power Amp is the perfect amp for the stereo minimalist. This amp, a good turntable and nice speakers will provide the perfect retro vinyl album experience. Try it and enjoy, it's 1969 again!

Great for the Guitar amp I needed it for.

I've owned this power amp for about 4 years now. I use it for guitar though. I run a small tube amp into a dummy load then into a tube EQ and FX unit and into this amp. I can get the best sounds I have ever had at any volume as the tube amp is cranked up all the time. I'm not sure if the other user has a defective unit or not but I have never even noticed the fan even when I am home alone in my living room and turn the thing on. I've tried a couple of other power amps and this one seemed to have the best clarity and sound but again I am using it for guitar but I will add that I am an extremely picky tone fanatic!

I have personally used the mic over the guitar amp and also to mic saxophones.

using this power block to protect and run vintage Marantz 2010 stereo power amp, Sony tape deck, Sony CD player and Pioneer PL-512 turntable. upgraded to this power block for extra safety on my electronics. will buy again to pair with a 4-10 Classic 50 guitar amp and accessories and a 100w Fender Bassman head and speaker rig. rugged quality, nice long cord, easy read lights. plug and play.

I needed a single power strip for all of my stereo equipment in a rack. I have a 20 amp circuit so I needed a power strip that could handle the load. This one does. The LEDs are very bright but I covered them with a dark cloth. I can still see them, but they're not a distraction. Keep in mind it requires a NEMA 20 amp receptacle with the turned blade.

My (very old) Kenwood 'KM-106' stereo power amp. finally bit the dust. And although my desktop PC is kitted with full-range speakers plus a sub-woofer, the music played thereon still lacked the depth and 'punch' that I enjoy. Enter the A-S501, it has enabled me to once again enjoy a full sound in my library/den - and blends in well with its 30+ year old compatriots q;~). Also, since it has a 'pure direct' audio option, I don't bemoan that I cannot connect my equalizer and reverb. And although shipping to Bermuda, plus local import duty took my purchase a little over-budget, it is money well spent. (N.B. - not everything on the rack is connected)

I just bought a power amp for my stereo that I've waited over a year to save up for. I have a ten year old receiver and wanted a good cable to connect them. I never knew there was a shielded cable that was exactly the right length with a RCA male on one end for the receiver and a 3-pin XLR male on the other for the amp. For under $ I was able to connect my 3 channel power amp to the receiver with no interference from all of the other A/V equipment I use. I was an electronics technician in the Navy and know that this was the best option for my system possible. I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

I use this from guitar to amp, from mic to voice and to couple foot pedals and Guitar computer.

The cord on my Fender Guitar Amp is only about 4 feet long so I am limited as to where I can place it. This 10 foot heavy duty cord lets me place my amp almost anywhere now. It also handles the voltage and amperage which my amp requires.