Will this work with the Pyle Pro PWMA230 Wireless PA System?
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This works on most PA systems. However, I would not recommend this product to anyone because the sound quality is very poor in wireless mode, but okay when wired like a regular mic. I have tested in on my 3 different PA systems: Bose L1, Fender Passport 300, Rockbox. There is a lot of static. Definitely not a well-made product, hence the cheap price. I would qualify this as a toy, maybe for a kid's sing-along.
1614455
My experience is only with teh PWMA100 PA. It works okay although you may need to tweak the fine tuner to eliminate interference and provide the best reception.
39959
I'm not sure but here is a link to the manual. http://www.pyleaudio.com/manuals/pdwm4300.pdf
816051
You should be able to bc the wireless mics are being powered by its own AC cord. The PA is simply the sound source.
1280236
YES 99.9% chance it will work, presuming your transmitter is mini XLR input. All Shure mini XLR wireless connectors (that I am aware of) are configured/wired the same.
581631
I have used both types of mics on mine with no problem. Love my Pyle pro set up!
758310
We use the Pyle-pro rack in our church but it is plugged in to an amplifier system that feeds speaker. I am not great on audio, would think you need more than a mixer to drive the system. If this mixer is also or has and amplifier I would think it would work.
2134151
I do not think so but I can't say for sure. I would highly recommend buying a good mic. I know this one looks like a good option because of the price but having purchased a number of them and having tried to deal with PYLE customer service, the name says it all. They are a PYLE of junk.
1531540
Hi James, I'm Jordan. First off I need to clarify which harbinger PA system you have, if it's the 60W or the 120W, I would use the main insert on the back of the mixer and connect a stereo 1/4 Inch Jack to split 1/4 mono jacks, then connect those to the left/mono input and output on the back of the lexicon. Hope that helps. Jordan
1586800
It's going to depend on your microphone. I use the Pyle Pro PDWM 2100 wireless microphones with mine. I connect them to one of the 1/4" input jacks. It works very well, allowing me to use the microphone's receiver base to control volume level between the different microphones, while an overall volume directly at the mixer. This is my basic diagram, showing how I use this for a mobile karaoke application: http://imgur.com/f3dBg6L
484100
Check the Klipsch website. It will tell you the models that's the wireless unit works with.
1746001
These are not really for PA system type setups. I have the PV100 and have plugged a MIC into it and as long as you keep the input low it'll pass! If you try to crank it up the feedback is terrible. What I got for the Mic was a Pyle PWMA170 Dual Channel 400 Watt Wireless PA System with USB/SD/MP3, 2 VHF Wireless Microphones (1 Lavalier, 1 Handheld) and they have an assortment on line now that all serve the same purpose and work great for what you want to do!
1235401
If the turntable is plugged into your pre amp first then go to this Pyle amp, then I think it should work. Usually a turntable has different input power to the amp and doesn't work right if you plug the turntable directly to the Pyle amp (even though the RCA jacks are the same).
1487440
I don't have the answer I use it with the PA system it works perfect with the system.
2097549
I would use pwma 3003 t you will get good sound and it comes with 2 wireless microphones
2003039
You can connect a mixing board between the Pyle Pro and your Music device. you will need to use RCA jacks stereo or 1/4" jacks at least 16 gauge for good sound it also has XLR jack inputs in the back. Give it a Try buddy! I'm using mine weekly.
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Yes it will, as long as your input to your PA system is 1/4 inchMicrophones have and XLR connection, which is normally connected to an XLR connection at the other end. If you don't have an XLR (3 pin) connection at the other end, and it is a 1/4 inch connector at the input of your mixer or PA then this will work fine.
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Nope. I ran it direct into a PA and it works fine. Obviously you'll need one for wah effects or volume swells, but not for general operation.