Portable UHF Wireless Microphone System Kit - Professional Cordless Microphone Set with Headset 🎤 Mic, Lavalier Mic, Beltpack Transmitter, Receiver - Perfect for Karaoke & Conferences - Pyle PDWMU112 Review

Very compact mixer. Can only power a pair of phantom powered microphones from the USB2 port on my Lenovo laptop. Of course, the number of channels is limited, but if you only need a few channels for recording, it will be a good fit. The size makes it very easy to take with you on the go and capture a few channels of professional microphones with minimal fuss. Haven't tried the bluetooth features yet, they seem pretty new to me, but maybe someone can hook up a pair of large XLR mics to a…

Works great, sound quality is worth the price. I am a professional audio engineer and I bought this microphone for my husband who lectures at university with a mask and needed to improve his voice. The sound is clear, there are no problems with HF, the headset fits comfortably. The only thing I would like to point out is that the receiver output is a MIC level output, not a line level output. So when I plugged this 1/4 TS into the line in (a mic/line combo in) of my M-Audio interface, it didn't

I must have 6 branded audio interfaces that I've bought over the years that no longer have windows driver support. I love that this little mixer uses the USB protocols to be a true plug-n-play audio interface. No drivers required. Sure, it only has two channels, but it's bulletproof. I use a 32-channel Tascam SSD mixer/recorder for multitrack recording and transfer raw wave files to a PC-based DAW for fine-tuning and mastering. Tascam OS will never leave me! This little mixer/interface brought…

Bought for my teenage son who is into podcasts. It comes with a Pyle XLR microphone. The first problem was the Pyle 1/4" microphone jack. It didn't work when connected to a mixer. There may have been a cord or plug on the side of the mixer. I had a regular XLR cable and used this and that. Seemed to work. But the big problem was that when connected to an iMac running macOS Catalina, it crashed completely every 2-3 minutes. I messed around with all the settings as much as I could but it just…

I have a small guitar amp with an aux RCA input and I wanted to be able to mix the signals from my guitar, my laptop, my PS3, my phone and also my phone into able to switch between my amp or my headphones, as the case may be. And I can do all that with this mixer. (I can even connect my phone to the mixer via Bluetooth). I don't know much about audio stuff but so far it's been great. Quiet, durable construction. I only have one thing I'm not happy with, the signal isolation: once I had my PS3…

Works great with my Maono XLR condenser microphone connected to my Windows 10 PC For meetings and the like. The immediate problem I had, like other reviewers, was constantly cranking the computer's volume to the max. As a result, the volume always returns to the maximum value even if you turn it down, and the Windows 10 volume meter always stays visible over all windows. So far I can work at max volume, but to remove the volume indicator overlay I had to download an app to hide it. background…

I've tried everything from using different cables to buying a new power strip, switching all my devices to different outlets, and USB devices to different USB ports on my computer. I also moved the cables, device, and mic to experiment with feedback audio. There was a constant high frequency hiss that got through to me no matter what I was doing. This raised the tone and annoyed my friends. It was definitely unacceptable for streaming. I connected it to Cloudlifter and SM7B. I figured if I went

I bought this board in January 2021 hoping to use it to digitize my family's old nylon record collection. I also just wanted to experiment with better microphones and audio inputs. However, after a few recordings I noticed that the stereo left/right separation was not retained in the recordings. All tracks 1 and 2 from the PC board were mixed together and they were exactly the same. This does NOT refer to the audio being mixed on the board itself, but to the main outputs which are FULL stereo…