600 Watt Backyard Speaker Setup (Pyle PTA66BT)

[@NewStuffTV1]

***I ended up spreading all of the rock speakers out a little more. Now the setup sounds amazing. We keep the volume at fairly low levels so we don't disturb the neighbors. Because of the speaker placement and low volume levels, the music can be heard throughout the yard and it sounds like the music is in the air... Sort of like being in a mall or department store. PYLE is a budget brand when it comes to audio equipment and I would NEVER put their amps in a car, mid-range speakers... maybe, but for this setup, they had exactly what I wanted at the price I was willing to pay for the circumstance. I did not use special wires, just 16 gauge speaker wire and conduit for hiding them under the soil. Get it here... Using my affiliate link helps support the channel: OSD Audio 5.25” 100W Outdoor Rock Speaker Amazon US: amzn.to/3094ZSa Amazon CA: Unavailable PYLE 600W amp Amazon US: amzn.to/31foo5k Amazon CA: Unavailable PYLE 30W amp Amazon US: amzn.to/31fp1vI Amazon CA: amzn.to/3i5msUH

[@Lukeziccardi]

Thank god finally someone posted a review on that receiver

[@NewStuffTV1]

Its be great so far.

[@jeffsloane8628]

That back yard is nice! You are on the right track. You may want to zone the system so you don't hear delay from the speakers that are further away.

[@ballisticx2185]

High quality video editing and informative, now that's hard to find nowadays. Just subbed

[@marsmediapro]

As others have stated before me- I enjoyed seeing the way you have designed the overall functionality of the yard- that is quite inspiring. Thanks for sharing!

[@joecb4401]

The music is cool and all but man, you’re backyard is THE oasis! Thanks for sharing.

[@NewStuffTV1]

👊

[@markgraves9429]

I really appreciate an audiophile human. I see the speakers in the back ground in the house. I personally run Cerwin Vegas inside. I have the 215's at the moment with the reach around 1500 per side. Tearing the nails out the wall loud.

[@kevinhinojoza]

I've said this before but I'll say it again. You've got a fancy looking backyard man 😎🙌

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks bro!

[@lifeinsuranceforeveryone9690]

@@NewStuffTV1 Hi, great video. I am interested in the Pyle PT12050CH for whole house audio. I have seven in-ceiling KEFC1200ER speakers. How will the Pyle do with this? Your thoughts?

[@jeffreymiller9022]

Man you surprised me with your clear explanations. You look to be living well , learning always and loving life. You may not realize but to me you are sharing more good than you intended ! Please keep sharing and Thank You Big Time. I needed a bit of inspiration to get up and finally mod my surroundings !

[@1purposedrivnlife]

Wow! All I can say is, What an amazing looking backyard!"

[@ride4chevy]

Thanks for the video! Definitely going this route on the amp

[@RJVM23]

Great video!! I’m currently looking into some patio and rock speakers and this setup is perfect, thanks for the video!

[@brkr7799]

Nice yard! I bet that sounds great in person!

[@mcprodj76]

i bought the same thing prior to watching your video. still on it's way. You can add more audiocasts (chromecast) to control individual zones independently.so each zone would have a chromecast as an input. smart control and zone adjustable from voice control. extra equipment needed but you get the idea.

[@wanderbucket]

Hi, can i connect Tv via rca and play throughout all speakers?

[@SongLyricsHD]

I love the enthusiasm! Great video!

[@tallmanDavid]

Need to add one by the bbq grill. But really nice back yard and music set up. Just ordered the same amp. ( not received yet. ) Do you know what your patio speakers on your house are?

[@patromo]

Amazing looking yard. Thanks for the info

[@RandyCooper85]

Fyi proper setup would be 1 speaker per channel. Its 100 watt per channel. You are only getting power from 3 channels to 6 speakers, so you are only using half the potential wattage of the amp. You may not need the additional wattage, but the amp is working harder then it needs to. My 2 cents. Nice yard!

[@sadietp2362]

If I need to have 12 speakers with 6 channels installed throughout my property. Some speakers would be as far as 500 feet from the receiver. What speakers, receiver and wire do you recommend? The speakers would be like the 2 you have on your patio.

[@NewStuffTV1]

I actually think this would still be a good selection. I have no idea what brand or model the speakers on my patio are, but if you just want a clear & balanced sound playing throughout, this would be good. Also... 14 or 16 gage wires should be fine as long as you protect it.

[@williehilson6882]

Great presentation.

[@michaelwestbrook1379]

Definitely a sweet setup man. Looking to do six speakers kind of the same way in my yard with a pool. As far as keeping the amp outside on the patio I'd like it to be a permanent fixture and not have to move it all the time. So I was wondering about on really wet days or cold days or extremely hot days Is there anything that you do to protect the amp from the different air temperature changes moisture and all that I'd hate for it to get ruined because I didn't take it inside before a big storm hit or something. Also I'm assuming that I would have to dig a little trenches in the yard to bury the speaker wire correct? Any advice on this would help thanks a lot for the great video man. Your yard looks and sounds awesome! 😊

[@cozythunder1]

Nice yard and video!

[@ibiubu99]

Sir .... For a marine dock, way away from any neighbor's, and you want to project music at a large volume, what would you use ? Thank you.

[@milkhouse01ja]

What set up would you recommend in a car?

[@hugohernandez2362]

Bro, your video was so entertaining.

[@cebukitty]

Nice garden setup!

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thank you!

[@zacharydarner7036]

That problem you described sound like an impedance problem where different speakers were different impedances

[@tomganoe6999]

Since this video is a year old now, I am assuming you have been looking at upgrading your amp to something like an Athem or Marantz. LOL. Excellent video!!!

[@wanderbucket]

Hey can I RCA my Tv to this amp to play throughout all speakers?

[@rustanL]

Great video! Do you have any issues with Bluetooth range from your backyard since your receiver is indoors? I'm considering doing something very similar to this.

[@tulipX01]

very informative video, thank you for posting!

[@davarosmith1334]

I never knew that there was such a thing as rock speakers. I sit out old school with a ghetto blaster! Here in Scotland it's a hit or a miss in the summer time. I would definitely like to do the rock speakers job though , you could give some stray cat the shits when it comes strutting around the garden about to do a piss then "welcome to the jungle" comes blasting from the rocks! Woosh that cat would definitely shit itself!

[@NewStuffTV1]

Lmao!

[@alonzosmith6189]

What brand of outdoor wire did you use?

[@KevinHarper]

I like your set up. I'm about to do something similar.

[@wackjob7]

Thanks for your video. IS the PYLE receiver still holding up? It has so many mixed reviews but I might go for it. For me, bluetooth will be key ..

[@NewStuffTV1]

Mine is still going strong, but I didn't buy it to push really hard. My set-up is for low playing background music and an occasional party.

[@wailhashim6996]

Hi, Great work, How did you connect your smart home (google mini) with the system?

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks! I use a Chromecast Audio with a 3.5mm to "Y" RCA male cable.

[@gabecarreras2429]

Are you able to control the volume for each of the zones you've set up individually through an app or do you have to turn the volume up/down manually at the amp?

[@NewStuffTV1]

You have to control it through the amp physically for each zone.

[@gabecarreras2429]

Just Doin' Audio thank you!

[@brianzaborowski2724]

That's cool, I never knew they made rock speakers, lol. How's the new Pyle holding up after a couple years? A lot of people say Pyle stuff is a pile of you know what, but I have no personal experience with them. I'm looking for something to replace my 23 year old trusted Aiwa that recently shit on me. It used to rock the house down with only speakers in all 4 corners of the garage and 2 surrounds in the middle on each side. It was almost 400 watts total output. I do like that Pyle also gives you the karaoke option like my old Aiwa had. I only occasionally listen to the radio and mostly use a receiver to plug into my laptop to enjoy YT vids in surround and also music.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Everything is still holding and performing just like the 1st day of installation. Great products!

[@brianzaborowski2724]

@@NewStuffTV1 Awesome! Glad to hear and just goes to prove you can't always go by hearsay. I want to see if I can find a model that has equalizer settings too, not just bass & treble controls only. I love your setup in the backyard and those speaker rocks are really cool. Thanks!

[@angulosalv]

I have a silly question: can I use a 4conductor direct burial audio cable for lights on the yard? I friend gave me about 200ft and what I need it for is lights. Is a 14awg 4 cond. I'd appreciate any imput. Thanks

[@nickloss2377]

for short runs, probably would be fine. But anything longer than a few feet, I wouldn't. even though copper is copper, and electricity is just electricity.. audio cable topology can vary from that of general power cabling. especially without door rated cables, the audio cable may have additional insulation or might even follow certain audio design principles like star-quad configuration, twisted pair etc. these are ways of configuring internal conductors to reject noise and minimize RF interference from contaminating your signal chain. I'm an audio engineer, so I can only speak from the audio perspective. I have a passing knowledge of wiring for lighting and LEDs and I do know that they require a far less complex configuration..... low voltage LED maybe work fine with audio cabling, but with any significant length of cables you would need power injection as there is a voltage drop that is noticeable in light output.. you wouldn't want to use audio-rated cables for that.. it would be prudent to stick with power rated cables for that because audio cables can (should) only conduct audio signals which is comparatively low voltage than anything requiring full on power. in other words you might melt some conductors, or possibly start a fire. The prudent course would be to keep the audio cables for audio and get the proper rated outdoor burial cables that would handle AC or DC for your lighting system.. also audio cables are just gigantic antennas so keeping the power cables separate from cables conducting audio signals helps reduce crosstalk and will lead to better audio.

[@watchandjewelryloft4713]

Great video. How would you rate the sound quality of the speakers and amp?

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks! The amp puts out plenty of clean power to all 6 speakers. The "rock" speakers have a clean dynamic sound but do not produce a lot of bass. This makes them great for outdoor ambient music. They are not party speakers.

[@MrVeteranVlogs]

Another Great Video Brother!!!!!!!

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks! 👊

[@Jigjunkyz]

Thank you for the review excellent video! I am thinking of getting this same amp to power 2 pairs of Polk Atrium 6 speakers in my backyard, but am hesitant due to a comment I read on Amazon about the sound not being in stereo and only playing in mono. Have you noticed that at all?

[@NewStuffTV1]

Mine definitely plays in stereo. I was listening to a Bob Marley song once and I could literally hear the vocals on one side and instruments on the other because they're spaced so far apart. I actually thought something was wrong. Lol!

[@samquicky3052]

@@NewStuffTV1 the power house speakers are made by modernhome

[@jlucguerrier]

Pyle sux!! The only thing I've bought that lasted is a desktop headphone Amp. But all of my other Pyle products died fairly quickly. Great set up, btw!

[@NewStuffTV1]

I wouldn't dare put a Pyle product in my car or for anything "serious"... but for what I'm using them for, it perfect for the money I wanted to spend.

[@jlucguerrier]

@@NewStuffTV1 Your setup looks and sounds awesome. You know you're gonna upgrade your speakers again, right? Yea, we share that audio addiction. Great job bro!

[@NewStuffTV1]

@@jlucguerrier haha! Thanks, and you're probably right, but it'll be about 2 years or so. 👊

[@djdnewworld]

Do you have the link for the rock speakers?

[@NewStuffTV1]

It's in the video description.

[@ethanaerni8938]

I have a pta66bt!

[@pappsa8]

May I ask what is that laptop desk's brand what your wife used in the backyard?i need one so much (and sorry for my english,its not the best) JDL 🙌

[@NewStuffTV1]

Here's the video of it from my other channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3rGaZ2qZZ6nbNU

[@pappsa8]

@@NewStuffTV1 thank you very much!!!yeee

[@Melkisedek777]

I hope you all will love it : )

[@NewStuffTV1]

I do, it sounds great!

[@NewStuffTV1]

I do, it sounds great!

[@Melkisedek777]

@@NewStuffTV1 Wonderful : )

[@JO_Artificial]

This is a wonderful video, something i would like to do, hope i could do it.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks! The only hard part is running the wires into your house without causing too much damage. Then hiding all of the wires is a pain too, but its totally worth it!

[@JO_Artificial]

Just Doin' Life - Audio Thank you 🙏

[@Rooneysithmaster]

Even though I love speakers myself, you must be a nightmare to live next door to lol

[@kelany10]

#NewStuff🤔👐👐👐🔥🔥🔥

[@NewStuffTV1]

Haha! We don't turn it up loud. That's why I said the amp was sort of overkill. It just sounds like the music is in the atmosphere... kind of like being in a mall.

[@lifehackertips]

Pyle receiver isn’t worth $110. You can get any old 90s receiver on Facebook marketplace for $20 that’ll work much better

[@Ricky-ms4fu]

What's up man how's everything going with you and the family 🙏👊🤙🤟

[@NewStuffTV1]

Much better now that we got the backyard jams hooked up. Lol!

[@CandidTechTV]

#newstuff!

[@arthurshagnasty4039]

You can only run 6 speakers on there that's only a 100 W per channel. And I seriously doubt that it's that high. I'm going out on a lim and say maybe 60 per channel if you're lucky. Even 60 W per channel isn't bad. But are those speakers forum or adom most likely they're. Because if you run in 4 AM and all of those speakers would break that amp down below 2 on. By seriously doubt that amplifier is set up to go down to 2 homes.

[@2008cuca]

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[@Kingwill1513]

#new stuff

[@robertovallejo20]

#NewStuff

[@blacksheepboyz]

Its hammock time! How about a set of wireless headphones? I know great KZbin channel to check out?

[@NewStuffTV1]

Haha! Every chance I get! 🤣

[@cesardavalos5856]

Subwoofer

[@patrickcadette]

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[@2008cuca]

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[@loudspeakertestsmorebyaida3804]

It ain’t 600w. More like 15 watts and that’s it. Pyle is junk even at 15 watts.

[@hherickzurc1838]

You took to much lol

[@felixgarcia9960]

1st!!

[@richardsnyder6880]

Pyle stuff is cheap garbage i had a 1000 watt amp from them that was lucky if it was 150 watts and there speakers dont do there rated power im not a fan of pyle ill never buy anything from them again

[@hugohernandez2362]

Bro, your video was so entertaining.

[@milkhouse01ja]

How deep did you run the conduit?

[@hugohernandez2362]

Bro, your video was so entertaining.

[@hugohernandez2362]

Bro, your video was so entertaining.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks so much for watching!