Pyle Double DIN In Dash Car Stereo Head Unit - Wall Mount RV Audio Video Receiver System with Radio, Bluetooth, CD DVD Player, MP3, USB - Includes Remote Control, Power and Wiring Harness - PLRVST400

This is a really great, functional and intuitive unit! Thanks to the wiring diagram attached to the harness and the top of the unit, installation was a snap. All 3 zones function independently and flawlessly. Bluetooth almost connected itself, and I was surprised to see song info rolling across the display as the music was streaming. Pull the factory installed garbage from your RV and install this bad boy, you'll be glad you did!

First off I never write reviews but I was compelled to post this to save someone else the headache. Probably should of payed attention to some of the negative reviews claiming similar problems. The volume quit working 2 weeks after installing no matter how you try to configure it. Sound will only come out of ZoneB now and none of the other zones work. The front knob quit working 10 minutes after I turned it on and you could no longer push it in to select your options, all I was trying to do was configure the zones, bass & treble as the Pyle sounds pretty bad out of the box. Starts crackling if you turn the volume up a little too much and god forbid you use the rock setting for the equalizer, it sounds even worse. Had to use the cheap flimsy remote right out of the box because the knob broke to adjust volume or change any settings for the first 2 weeks that it actually worked...and by the time you push the first button on the remote to configure it you better find the next button real quick because the screen resets in 1 to 2 seconds and you have to start over....kind of useless. Bluetooth would connect to iPhone but never played a sound or made a noise. The sound quality is poor to mediocre at best, buy a $30 car stereo it would sound better. Very disappointed in the quality of the Pyle, cheap plastic and buttons that barely function unless you push them 2 or 3 times. I would recommend spending a little more on another brand if you want something that works for your RV. I could add additional negative comments but by this time you should be rethinking your purchase in my opinion. I consider myself a techie and advance installer/user as I have installed and purchased many of these radios over the last 30 years.

installation took some time because my old radio adapter did not fit, however all the wires are labeled and easy to connect. Took about 30 min or so and we have a new radio. Zones all work, DVD works. Bluetooth worked twice but then started turning the stereo on and off. Not too worried about that because everything else works good.

Provides excellent sound. Fits perfect in the wall mount area of my camper. This was one of the few that would fit. It has all the features you would want, AM/FM radio, Bluetooth, USB, DVD/CD, HDMI and Aux inputs. Simple to install and setup was easy with the included instructions even though most of the set was intuitive. I highly recommend Pyle Electronics.

Easy install. Replaced head unit in my rv. Sounds great, everything works.

I bought this unit for my camper to play movies and tv thru camper speakers. Product worked well for the first 6 month. After that the (A) channel no longer works. Looked for a warranty but only had a 30 day. So I eliminated a channel and put on one that works.Other than that the unit worked as it should.

There isn't exactly a huge selection of stereo head units intended for "back of coach" RV installations. The Pyle PLRVST400 is marketed as one of the few, and - in terms of feature set - seems to "check" most of the desirable boxes. Add to that, a price that seems "too good to be true" and, well... frankly... it is. I read all of the previous reviews before deciding to buy. Many of them were less that favorable, with horror stories of poor packaging upon receiving the item, electronic malfunctions shortly after install, and in a couple of cases, volume knobs either already broken when delivered - or breaking, shortly thereafter. I thought, "It can't really be that bad." I owe those reviewers an apology. The unit I received had clearly already been opened, at least once. The original factory seal (a clear circular sticker - meant to show that the box was untampered with) had clearly been cut, half of it on each side of the opening flap - and a new one placed over the old halves. When I removed the unit from it's box (which, by the way, came shipped to me, wrapped in a loose plastic bag - no padding, at all) I found the two screws - along with their respective labels - meant to secure the inner mechanisms during transport, floating around inside the open-ended inner plastic bag, the head unit was covered with. Worst of all, as I inspected the unit, I found that the big volume knob, directly in the center (the ONLY knob on the device) rocked and wobbled on its center shaft, the minute I touched it. (Think: The broken volume knobs reported by others.) I thought, "Maybe they just didn't push it on tight enough." The knob also functions as a "select" button - meant to be pushed. But any attempt to push the knob simply resulted in more wobble - It's as secure as it's gonna' get. At that point, I carefully repackaged the unit, and setup a return with Amazon - NO WAY I'm going to waste any of my time trying to install gear that CLEARLY isn't built to last. By the way, one reviewer said they'd found pen markings - "checks" - suggesting quality checks on a "factory refurbished" item - mine had those, too. It seems that the manufactures name on the unit, is more than simply an unfortunate coincidence... rather, its a very accurate descriptor.