Pyle PLR24MPF AM/FM Receiver MP3 Playback with USB/SD/AUX IN
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Manufacturer: Pyle
Model: PLR24MPF
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Pyle
Label: Pyle
Features for Pyle PLR24MPF AM/FM Receiver MP3 Playback with USB/SD/AUX IN:
- AM/FM 2-band radio (USA)
- 2-channel output 80 watts x 2 (160 watts max)
- Built-In USB/SD¿ Ports (Front) and AUX in Jack (Front)
- ID3 tag function
- Folder up/down function
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Customer Reviews
Pyle PLR24MPF Junk 
2008-09-16
This product is not worth the money. Pyle should be prosecuted for fraud. There is only one wire for speakers. I am surprised they let the product on this website. I threw the radio away. I will never ever never buy a Pyle anything!!!!!!!
Very Misrepresented 
2008-06-06
Before I ever installed the unit, I already had a bad feeling about it. Being intrigued by new stuff, I pulled it apart to inspect. What I found was worse than what I expected. The comments below are in addition to the comments already made & you should take theirs into consideration as well.
1. The unit weighs almost nothing. That hints at a lack of components & heatsink (which would be necessary if it had decent amplification).
2. There are NO RCA outputs on this unit, so no amplification is possible.
3. The lack of RCAs isn't missed much, due to the fact that the unit outputs to mono (yes, I was amazed to find both the left & right speaker wires coming out of the exact same solder joint.
4. The radio is really only capable of running two speakers (only has wires for two as well) & pushing 4 would likely run it into distortion quickly.
5. The radio used antiquated common ground speaker outputs. This is something that I haven't seen since the 80's. It means that the entire chassis of the car is used for the negative on the speakers. It's not a good thing for noise at all (whining).
6. The knobs on the unit are actually knobs. Like the kind you found on radios from the 80's. This means that the radio's tuning isn't digital & there are no seek functions or presets. It also means that the volume knob is really hard to use.
7. It appears that most of the solder work on the board is hand done (common of Chinese products) & not in a good way (I saw what are likely cold solder joints).
7. All of the buttons on the unit feel like they are the poor kind of microswitches that I only see on equipment that fails within a few months & so I wouldn'texpect much more out of these.
9. Top everything off by a MP3 menu system that is from the early days of MP3's & you really don't want this radio.
Faint praise 2008-05-25
Mine was a Pyramid rather than a Pyle but the exact same unit is available from several vendors. To say they suck is to damn with faint praise. The radio pulls in half the whole spectrum at a time, and the USB port is unpowered. Plus the electronics were not done correctly. I won't bore you with how or why but trust me, you can find better uses for the $30.
what is cheap could be a trick 2008-05-18
I bought this item thinking that is a very useful and that was what I was lookin for but.... what a fake.... is very easy to install... the sound is bad...it is hard and difficult to hear an USB device, if you do not prepare very well in the media player as an MP3 device it will not reconigze it, when you are playing and give some volume it distorsionate a lot....the final conclusion: you want an real and useful car stereo look for something with known brands, if not you can have bad surprises.
