The Pyle Pro PTA1000BT Stereo Power Amplifier with Bluetoothfrom Pyle Pro PTA1000BT Stereo Power Amplifier with Bluetoothis a professional-quality rackmount power amplifier with Bluetooth designed for installation applications. The amplifier can operate in stereo or bridged modes for terrific versatility. In addition to the stereo 1/4", XLR, and 3.5mm inputs, the unit features a USB port and SD card slot for digital media playback and a Bluetooth input for wireless digital audio input. speakON and binding post outputs allow you to connect the amplifier to a wide variety of audio equipment.

The front panel features individual level control knobs and LED indicators for power, signal, clipping, protection, and volume level along with a LCD display and controls for digital media playback and the built-in FM radio. Internal dual-speed cooling fans with back-to-front airflow keep internal components running reliably, while protection circuitry prevents overheating and overloads. A ground-lift switch is provided to reduce hum caused by ground loops. The amplifier has a selectable operating voltage for worldwide use.

Rackmount Design    Stereo and Bridged Modes    XLR, 1/4" & Bluetooth Inputs    USB Port and SD Card Slot    speakON and Binding Post Outputs    Dual-Speed Cooling Fans    Protection Circuitry    LCD Display & LED Indicators    Selectable Operating Voltage

Rackmount design for easy installation in a standard equipment rack

Operates in stereo or bridged modes for terrific versatility

XLR and 1/4" inputs, along with speakON and binding post outputs allow you to connect the amplifier to a wide variety of audio equipment

Bluetooth 5.0 allows for wireless audio input at a distance up to 30'

USB port, SD card slot, and 3.5mm AUX input + FM radio mode

Front panel features individual level control knobs and LED indicators for power, signal, clipping, protection, and volume level

LCD screen and controls for digital media inputs along with 6 preset digital EQ effects

Internal dual-speed cooling fans with back-to-front airflow keep internal components operating smoothly

Built-in protection circuitry prevents overheating and overloads

A ground-lift switch is provided to reduce hum caused by ground loops

Selectable operating voltage for worldwide use

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the remote control on the Pyle Pro PTA42BT allow to raise and lower the volume?

A: Yes, the remote has Vol - and Vol + buttons.

Q: 2. Will the output continue to the speakers even if I connect a headset to the headset jack?

A: The audio will still continue for the Pyle Pro 4-Channel Compact Stereo Amplifier System with Bluetooth (B&H # PYPTA42BT) even when a headphone is plugged in. The headphone input will have its independent volume control.

Q: 3. Will this work with a Audio Technic U855QL podium microphone, (Dynamic)?

A: The Pyle Pro PCAU25A 80W Stereo Power Amplifier BH #PYPCAU25A does not have a microphone input.

Q: 4. pyle pro pta 1000. i want to use it on Yorkville speakers 200 watt. for dj gigs in small vanues is this a good amp?

A: This amp is good for backup only I won't recommend to used on for more than 3 hour this amp is good for houseprahousepr practice only..

Q: 5. does this unit have a cooling fan ?

A: This appears to use a heat sync with ventilation.

Q: 6. will it connect to bluetooth headset?

A: Not directly, You would need a Bluetooth transmitter.

Q: 7. The specs on give the box dimensions not the unit dimensions. How tall is this?

A: The unit's dimension is (L x W x H): 19.09'' x 9.84'' x 3.54'' -inches.

Q: 8. I'd like to bridge this to mono 150w output, is that advisable? What's the proper wiring?

A: Yes you can bridge, so long as you are using a compatible speaker that will not demand any further power from the PCA30.

Q: 9. Can it stream both input signals, AUX and bluetooth at the same time?

A: The Pyle Pro PCA3 Stereo 150W Amplifier with Bluetooth BH #PYPCA3V2 will not stream both signals simultaneously.

Q: 10. Is the bridge mode a method of chaining two or more devices together for multi-room output of the same signal?

A: No. Bridge mode means wiring two amplifiers together to output more power, typically for the purpose of powering speakers that require higher wattage.