PylePro PDWM2600 Dual UHF Wireless Microphone System
From Pyle Pro
Professional Dual UHFTwo Microphones Included Power On/Standby/Off Switch Audio Mute Circuitry For Quiet Operation Advanced Companding Circuitry Dual RF Indicators Dual AF Level Meters Dual Volume Controls Individual XLR Balanced Outputs 1/4'' Mixed Unbalanced Output Operation range: Up To 150 ft. Frequency Range: UHF 710-850 MHz Batteries and 1/4'' Audio Cable Included 110V/220V selectable Half Space Rack Mountable Rack Ears Included Dimensions: 8.4'' x 5.3'' x 1.8''
Amazon Sales Rank: #2616 in Musical Instruments Brand: Pylye Model: PDWM2600 Released on: 2009-08-24 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 15.12" h x 3.27" w x 10.10" l, 4.47 pounds
Great sound and distance!! Excellent wireless mics I bought for my daughter. The sound quality is very good and range was better than expected. Anywhere in the house ranging in 70 feet and on different floor s you could here me clearly. I would not have bought them if not for the previous review. Be careful if you drop mic, might loosen contact inside mouth piece. Its very easy to fix with soldiering iron or just electric tape. If not for the previous review I would not have bought it. Keep the reviews coming in!!!!!! Definitely not Shures, but good mics for the money. I'm a part-time Karaoke host at a couple local bars in my town. A contemporary of mine put together the Mother-of-all-Karaoke Rigs: 12-channel mixing board, Electro-Voice speakers, preamps, compressors, sonic maximizers, Shure x-series wireless mics, intelligent EQs--and everything he bought was from professional music supply houses and brand-new. I'm exactly the opposite; this isn't my career--it's just a fun hobby. I have a Mackie 808S 8 Channel Powered Mixer driving two JBL loudspeakers and a floor monitor. Period. My rig sounds pretty decent, and I didn't break the bank assembling it. After all, it's not like Britney Spears or Eminem are performing at my shows. However, I liked my buddy's wireless mics, so when I off-handedly asked him what the four of them set him back, I nearly passed out when he said "Oh yeah! I got 'em on sale! Only $659 apiece!" After a gagging spit-take, I said "Looks like I'll be sticking with my Seindheisser corded mics for a while." That was until I found this Pyle setup on Amazon here. Okay, they're not Shures. That much is certain. But for the money, they're really decent little mics. They feel lightweight and plasticky, but have a semi-rubberized coating on them much like my ThinkPad does. The power switches are recessed and fairly rugged, and the battery compartment cover screws onto the bottom of the mics snugly and with authority. On the back are two balanced XLR outputs--one for each mic--and a single unbalanced 1/4" mixed output. You could use this set on a professional rig, like I do with XLR cables, or connect it to your home stereo with the 1/4". And the sound? It sounds very decent. The radios work well, with no interference at all. However, the unit puts out an inordinate lot of highs, so to stave off feedback I have to pot down the high EQ on the channels it's connected to. But they still sound good nonetheless. Besides, unlike my buddy, who will doubtless get a peptic ulcer worrying about his wicked-expensive mics in the hands of inebriated revelers, because of the low price, I worry significantly less about Drunkie McDrunkelstein dropping it--I could replace the whole set with less than half the proceeds from a single gig, if necessary. All-in-all, these mics are a good value for the money. I've been very happy with them. Great microphone system i have been using this microphone for more than a year in a school, and it has been great. i have no trouble with it. I use rayovac rechargeale batteries, and i never have had a problem.
