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Pyle

Pyle PDA9HBU 200 W Bluetooth 2.1 FM Receiver

SKU CH-5X0H-Z0RS0

Compact stereo receiver delivers 25 W per channel with Bluetooth 2.1 streaming, FM tuner storing 60 presets, HDMI in/out, USB and SD playback plus dual microphone inputs

  • TypeHome Theater Stereo Receiver
  • ColorBlack
  • App-EnabledYes, Bluetooth 2.1 wireless streaming
  • Channels2 channels (Stereo)
  • On Screen DisplayYes (LCD Digital Display) Other Specifications:
  • Remote ControlYes
  • Bluetooth 2.1 streams music wirelessly from phones and tablets
  • 25 W maximum power drives two stereo speakers
  • FM tuner stores up to 60 preset stations
  • HDMI input and output connect TV and media devices
  • USB and SD card readers play MP3 and WAV files

Compact stereo receiver with Bluetooth 2.1

The Pyle PDA9HBU is a compact home-theatre stereo receiver designed for desktop or small-room audio. It combines FM radio, USB and SD card playback, and Bluetooth 2.1 wireless streaming in a single chassis. Two-channel output drives a pair of speakers via banana-plug or RCA connectors.

Sustained output stays at 25 W per channel into 4

Under continuous use the amplifier delivers 25 W MAX per channel at 4 ohms with total harmonic distortion below one percent across the 20 Hz to 20 kHz range. The LCD display provides constant visual feedback of track, time or station data without interrupting playback.

Bluetooth 2.1 limits pairing to older devices

The sole wireless link is Bluetooth 2.1, which pairs with legacy smartphones, tablets and laptops but cannot use newer codecs or extended range features. Buyers who need aptX, LDAC or multi-device switching should choose a different receiver.

Highlights

  • Bluetooth 2.1 streams music wirelessly from phones and tablets
  • 25 W maximum power drives two stereo speakers
  • FM tuner stores up to 60 preset stations
  • HDMI input and output connect TV and media devices
  • USB and SD card readers play MP3 and WAV files

Specifications

BrandPyle
SeriesBluetooth Stereo Amplifier Series
ModelPDA9HBU
Part NumberPDA9HBU
TypeHome Theater Stereo Receiver
ColorBlack
App-EnabledYes, Bluetooth 2.1 wireless streaming
Channels2 channels (Stereo)
On Screen DisplayYes (LCD Digital Display)
Other Specifications:
Remote ControlYes
Power Output25W MAX (@ 4 Ohm)
Frequency Response20Hz - 20kHz
THD<1%
Speaker SwitchingYes (via RCA outputs and banana plug connectors)
FM/AM TunerFM radio with up to 60 station presets
InputRCA (L/R) audio input, Aux input (3.5mm), USB/SD card reader
OutputRCA (L/R) audio output, HDMI input/output
HDMIYes, for both input and output
USB PortYes (USB reader for MP3/WAV files)
BluetoothYes
Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth 2.1
iPod CompatibilityYes (via Bluetooth)
IRYes
Power Supply115V/230V, Switchable
FeaturesWireless Bluetooth audio streaming
FM radio with 60 station presets
USB/SD card playback for MP3/WAV files
HDMI inputs/outputs for versatile video and audio integration
Microphone inputs for karaoke or public speaking use
Bass, treble, master, and microphone volume controls
Dimensions9.8" x 9.8" x 3.15"
Package ContentsDesktop Stereo Amplifier
Remote Control
FM Antenna
Power Cable

Questions about this item

How much power does the Pyle PDA9HBU draw when running all day?

The unit delivers 25W MAX per channel into 4 Ohm speakers, so sustained output stays at that level during continuous use.

What speakers and cables must I already own to connect the banana plug outputs?

You need a pair of passive speakers with bare-wire or banana-plug terminals and speaker cable to reach each binding post on the rear panel.

Will the HDMI input and output pass audio from an older DVD player to my TV?

Yes, the HDMI ports carry both audio and video, so an older DVD player connected via HDMI can send sound through the receiver to the TV.

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