Enjoy music from your wired and Bluetooth-capable devices with the Pyle Pro PTA62BT 6-Zone Stereo Receiver. This receiver produces up to 750W of total max power and is equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to wirelessly stream music from compatible audio sources such as computers, smartphones, and tablets. With six pairs of speaker outputs, you can have music playing throughout your store of office. A USB reader and SD card slot are also onboard, along with two stereo RCA inputs, a 3.5mm aux input, and two 1/4" microphone inputs. The integrated FM tuner allows you to enjoy free over-the-air content and store up to 30 stations.

Up to 750W Max Power Output    Bluetooth Music Streaming    SD Card Slot & USB Host Reader    3.5mm, 2 x Stereo RCA Inputs    2 x 1/4" Mic Inputs    Remote Control Included

• FM radio with digital LCD
• Front-panel audio control center
• Headphone jack with independent volume control
• Microphone talk-over function (for mic 1)
• USB flash drive & SD memory card readers with MP3 & WMA support
• USB port doubles as device charge port
• Short circuit & over-voltage protection
• Adjustable treble, bass, master volume, echo, and mic volume

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work/drive vintage wired speaker like JBL100 loud speaker w/o any additional amplification?

A: Yes it will: Power Rating 240 W @ 8 Ohms

Q: 2. In which country is this amp manufactured?

A: It is manufactured in Japan.

Q: 3. Can you play different sources on channel A and B at the same tine?

A: No it cannot.

Q: 4. Does the Line in connections work with a Bose Series 4 Equalizer? Mine doesn't. I think my equalizer might be bad. My old receiver failed that had tape in out connections.

A: In the traditional receiver there is a tape monitor feature allowing an equalizer to be connected to the input and output RCA connectors. You would then use the equalizer to connect your tape deck. This receiver has no provision for this traditional equalizer circuit. There are three lines available...DVD player, CD recorder, and tape deck...there is no tape monitor button or selector. Only one source is available at a time. I would suggest that you look for a receiver which has a tape monitor button as well as inputs and outputs utilizing the RCA jack feature.

Q: 5. what is the warranty?

A: This will come with a Limited 2-Year Warranty from the manufacturer.

Q: 6. I am surprised to notice that practically there is no sound until the volume is raised to 40 to 45. Is this a device problem or normal for this product?

A: It may vary somewhat depending on the connected speakers and listening mode. Try headphones also.

Q: 7. Is the 100W RMS or peak?

A: That would be RMS. The Yamaha R-S202 can deliver 100 W per channel continuous power at 8 Ohms.

Q: 8. This may sounds like an odd question, but are the feet removable? The only way this will fit in my cabinet is to remove the feet.

A: Yes you can remove the feet on the Yamaha R-S202.

Q: 9. What is the best way to connect R-S202 to Pioneer FS52 Floor Standing Speakers, using regular wiring or bi-wiring?

A: The choice and preference is totally up o you. Proponents of the practice point to the obvious sonic benefits they can hear after bi-wiring their speakers, citing the fact that speaker manufacturers make the terminals available, as proof that there must be something in it. Detractors argue that manufacturers are merely maximising the marketability of their products by offering a feature that costs little extra to implement but probably doesn’t make any sonic difference. They also point out that there is no real published evidence to prove that the practice makes any audible difference, whereas the bi-wire enthusiasts theorise that by separating the high and low frequencies into different wires, distortions caused by interactions between them can be eliminated.

Q: 10. will this unit transmit audio to bluetooth speakers?

A: No it doesn't