Pyle Wireless DJ Audio Mixer - 3 Channel Bluetooth Compatible DJ Controller Sound Mixer, Mic-Talkover, USB Reader, Dual RCA Phono/Line In, Microphone Input, Headphone Jack, Black
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Style: 3-Channel
Features
- 3 CHANNEL: This portable professional wireless 3 channel Dj mixer machine by Pyle is the perfect way to easily mix audio from MP3 and bluetooth connected devices. Each channel has its own independent volume controls and cross fader
- DJ CONTROLLER: The Dj mixer audio streaming system has Aux inputs switchable between line level and phono input. The PHONO inputs for channel 2 are for turntable connection and the LINE inputs may be used for connecting tape decks, CD or MD player
- BLUETOOTH MUSIC STREAMING: This Mixer is compatible with bluetooth and works with latest devices like smartphone, tablet, laptop, pc w/ simple hassle free pairing. Wirelessly stream music like Pandora / Spotify from your device directly into your mix
- 5 INPUTS: Pyle mixer is equipped w/ dual phono RCA audio line in, 2 1/4" balanced TRS microphone in, and a USB flash drive reader. It also has a 14" headphone jack. Produce highly creative remixes which is perfect for dj party / music recording
- MIC TALK OVER: The PMX7BU stage / studio sound mixing device also features microphone 1 and 2 level gain and talk over control so you will have the ability to speak over audio karaoke style and add crystal clear vocals to your mix
Description
The Pyle PMX7BU Bluetooth Compact DJ Mixer will help ensure that your performances sound great every time. You’ll be able to professionally mix your entire Digital MP3 library with your turntables or other connected devices. Bluetooth technology will allow you to instantly add wireless streaming music to your DJ session. (Works with iPhone, Android, Smartphone, iPad, Tablet, PC, etc.) Wirelessly stream music like Pandora or Spotify from your Bluetooth device directly into your mix. Your microphones will sound crystal clear with talk over control and separate gain control. Enjoy a value-packed mixing solution with the Pyle PMX7BU Bluetooth Compact DJ Mixer.
Brand: Pyle
Number of Channels: 3
Product Dimensions: 5.31"D x 9.25"W x 2.36"H
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Power Source: Corded Electric
UPC: 068888757089
Global Trade Identification Number: 89
Brand Name: Pyle
Manufacturer: Sound Around
Audio Input: USB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Channels: 3
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 5.31"D x 9.25"W x 2.36"H
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SO.. let me tell you the 'faults' first..(notice the 'quotes'of subtle sarcasm bluetooth.. only ONE device at a time seems possible, mabe I'm wrong, but I could only get one deviceat a time to connect.. which I kind of expected, as it showsup under bluetooth as an audioheadset, which makes sense. the bluetooth or usb drive is channel 3, ONLY 3, and channel 3 is it's own slider. **more on that in a sec* crossfader... ONLY fades between the (rca input) channels 1 and 2. you can NOT fade from1 to 3. not actually a 'fault' just a tip worth knowing. NO EQ! just saying..if you need an EQfor your mixer needs, go higher on the mixer price list, or get a full DJ mixer. the ONE 'true fault', in my opinion, is the LED output meter is WAY far from accurate, and seems to 'stick' in the red sometimes, even with low or no input, and it 'reds' easy, BUT soundwise, does not tend to actually 'distort' I'm guessing there is some kind of built in 'limiter' which is GOOD, in the sense that it maintains audio clarity, but a leaves it a little.. 'oomph' lacking in the direct to speaker setting. I recommend running it to a stereo/amp/powered speakers if your looking for volume. BUT.. small party small space backup it's an EXCELLENT choice. All in all.. GREAT product for it's price, size, and functionality. would I use this to use as my live DJ mixer? no, but it IS awesome for a 'bedroom dj' or a small house party/kareoke/tie bluetooth in to a system/ mixer. It's small, but VERY useful. I'm combining it with an old cellphone via bluetooth, and a behringer MDX 4400 for a small gig in October Honestly, for a cheap micro-mixer, it does a good job. it's VERY 'plain'
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