Pyle
Pyle 39" 2 Channel Soundbar Home Audio Speaker
A 39-inch detachable soundbar with built-in Class D amplifier, optical, USB and TF card inputs, and wireless streaming up to 32.8 feet
- TypeSoundBar
- Class D amplifier delivers 40 W RMS stereo power
- Four full-range drivers with Y35 ferrite magnets produce 86 dB sensitivity
- Built-in Bluetooth streams wirelessly up to 32.8 ft
- Optical, 3.5 mm AUX and USB/TF card inputs connect multiple sources
- Wall-mountable 39-inch design fits neatly under any TV
39-inch detachable soundbar
The Pyle soundbar is a 39-inch home audio speaker with a built-in Class D stereo power digital amplifier. It delivers 100W max power and 40W RMS through four 2-inch full-range drivers with Y35 ferrite magnets. The forward-firing design provides stereo sound staging for TV and music playback.
Wall-mountable stereo speaker for compact rooms
This soundbar suits buyers who want a slim 19.3 x 2.4 x 2.4-inch profile that fits beneath a screen or mounts to a wall. Optical, AUX and USB or TF card inputs cover wired sources while built-in BT handles wireless streaming. Buyers who need more storage or a multi-channel surround system should look elsewhere.
40W RMS Class D amplifier drives four 2-inch drivers
The single specification that decides fit is the 40W RMS output from a Class D amplifier powering four 2-inch full-range drivers at 4 ohms impedance. Frequency response spans 60Hz to 20kHz with 86dB sensitivity and THD at or below 1 percent. Power supply is 15V 2A DC.
Highlights
- Class D amplifier delivers 40 W RMS stereo power
- Four full-range drivers with Y35 ferrite magnets produce 86 dB sensitivity
- Built-in Bluetooth streams wirelessly up to 32.8 ft
- Optical, 3.5 mm AUX and USB/TF card inputs connect multiple sources
- Wall-mountable 39-inch design fits neatly under any TV
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much wall space does the 39-inch soundbar need for mounting?
The unit measures 19.3 inches wide by 2.4 inches high and deep, weighing 5.81 lbs, so allow at least that footprint plus clearance for the mounting brackets.
Which cable should I connect first when setting up the optical input?
Plug the optical cable into the TV and soundbar before powering the 15V/2A adapter; selecting the optical source on the remote before the TV sends audio is the step most often missed.
What part of the speaker system is most likely to need replacement after a few years?
The remote control runs on a standard coin cell that will need replacing, and the 15V/2A power adapter is the only external component subject to wear.
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