Save $13.14 on Pyle Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth 5.3 and wired inputs, now at a 30-day low of $129.99.

Pyle Audio is looking to update the ghetto blaster for the wireless age with its Street Blaster. Ditching the rectangular boombox styling of the '80s, the unit adopts a cylindrical form factor that ...

NEW YORK – (Oct. 22, 2014) – Pyle Audio, manufacturers of outdoor recreational sports gear and home, car and pro audio equipment, introduces the Street Vibe Portable Bluetooth Speaker System. A ...

Save $168 on the Pyle PCM60A 100W compact amplifier at Amazon, now $129.99 ideal for small PA systems and commercial audio ...

Pyle Audio today introduced a $150 contemporary speaker designed for direct positioning under a TV screen to instantly improve the sound of your flat screen television. The Pyle Wave Base (PSBV600BT) ...

While many people consider record players to be "delightfully retro," those same folks might not have much use for something that plays nothing but vinyl. Pyle Audio has set out to address that, with ...

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Pyle Audio just released the Street Vibe Portable Bluetooth Speaker System, a modern twist on the classic boombox that allows instant wireless music streaming through Bluetooth connectivity.

They are ok. We have used their components for a long time for replacement speakers in both home and some "semi-pro" applications.<BR>You might try to look around your area for some used pro level ...

Pyle Audio has introduced its latest audio offering, the Disco Jam Stereo Speaker System, a compact "party machine" that offers, among other things, an integrated disco ball. The setup is on wheels ...

I'm going to go right ahead and assume that most of the people checking out this review are here because they're confused about why SlashGear would review a vinyl record player. I think that's fair to ...