Pyle Pro 40 Projector Screen

Look like very good XLR cables. I did tested them with my Pyle Pro PCT 40 and I did not find any problem.

I bought the Pyle cassette player, about a wall plug adapter. 40. It appears to be the same design as the GGI Gear player. I played 6 tapes, then it stopped sorking. Tried using it with a wall power adapter. No go. This player is junk. Disappointing that B&H promotes it with online advertising.

This direct input box solved a problem I had with making recordings from consumer audio sources with my Tascam DR-40 recorder. The DR-40 is designed for the professional-spec line input level of +4 dBu, which is about 12 dB higher than consumer-spec playback devices. I had to crank the input volume control all the way up but the audio levels were still falling short. I had read that the control range of the DR-40 is broader for the microphone input option vs the line setting. But I'd need to drop the line output of the player to mic levels. Running the player output into the 1/4 TS ports on the Pyle box, I got mic level I needed coming out of the Pyle's XLR ports. I used short XLR cable to patch over to the DR-40 and everything worked out. Now the correct input volume control setting ends up being in the middle of the range instead of at the top, so I can now get a perfect recording level with ease. There is no added noise or distortion that I can hear. With volume levels set all the way high there is no hum audible at all, just a very faint white noise hiss, the same you would get with shorted inputs. The price was the wonderful surprise. Other units from other manufacturers ranged from $20 to $180 for just a single channel. I had wondered if Pyle cut some corners but as far as I can tell the PDC22 has no problems at all. This product seems to be rugged enough for live music tours. The metal case is stout and it has two drilled mounting flanges. The only concession to low cost is that it's a very simple metal case with minimal attention to being made touch-friendly. It's hard and the corners and edges are crisp sheet metal folds. Don't buy it for looks, buy it for the sound and for the connection options it gives you. The instruction sheet is clearly written for bass players. When they say the output is meant for mixing boards, it also means it's at microphone drive level.

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

I installed them next to my projector screen and they sound great.

Pyle cannot be best for the money!

I own 3 Pyle Pro PMKS56 Mic Stands... Only Mic Stand Available at this height... Well worth the money...

Looking for quality inexpensive Speaker stands the Pyle Pro stands are awesome for the money.

Anyone looking to extend there monitor onto a TV screen or projector this is the way to go.

I am not really using this for a laptop, I needed two to accomodate several studio needs around here and there and it is just perfect! Pyle-Pro is a great company, they never cease to amaze me!