Pyle 1000 Watt 5.2-Channel Bluetooth Receiver

Well I have to say Pyle is more than disappointing in many ways. The 1st amp/receiver I got did not work, no sound would come out at all. Amazon warranted it and sent a 2nd one. That one worked for about a month and a half. Just long enough to put it out of Amazon's warranty period. So I had to contact Pyle's customer support. I sent an email telling them that the unit was shorted internally. All it would do is Humm and buzz the speakers. I had already checked all the speaker wiring and everything was fine. Pyle came back and said (after a 2 week wait) that they couldn't tell if I bought a new or used unit. So I sent a screen shot of the receipt and a screen shot of the item description. Evidently they Can't Understand Normal Thinking and they again sent another email (after another 2 week wait) and said that they still didn't know if I bought a new unit or used. At that point I called Amazon's customer service and explained that Pyle was giving me the run around. After some conversation with a customer service manager and the associate I was speaking with, they came back and said they were giving me a complete refund and I did not need to return the shorted unit. As soon as I got the refund I promptly ordered a Sony amplifier/receiver and I'm very happy with it. It also sounds way better than the Pyle did.As far as the Pyle unit goes. It was disappointing for a 1000 watt amp it really didn't get that loud. It also had quite a bit of distortion when you turned it up. I have very good old school speakers and with the Sony they sound crisp and clear without any distortion at high levels. I had bought the Pyle unit to replace my old Sony amp/receiver. If I had just gone for the Sony in the first place I would have saved myself a lot of headaches and time. My suggestion to anyone reading this is to spend a few extra bucks and get a better amp/receiver that is not a Pyle. If you do buy this product then prepare for headaches, frustration and disappointment. Good luck.