does it have a line in to bring in music from a pc: does the Pyle Home PT649D dual cassette deck have a line in to bring in music from a PC
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Okay, so here is what I found. I found a copy of the operation manual on line, free copy. It shows four RCA plugs on the back. 2-in 2-out. Record and Playback. Specification...Line in X 2....Min. input level :600 mV(0db) Now does it go to the recorder??? looks like it. I would think it should, I guess. Well, for $72 I guess I will try it, sounds good anyway. Want to record cassettes for a Walkman for walking in the after noon, to loose weight. I'm tired of the Small MP3 player. I will follow this message when I get the PT649D. Wish me luck. (The question ask Dec.2010..WOW.. long time ago.)
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Yes. It has line outputs that you can use for routing the output to other equipment, including powered speakers.
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It has a standard stereo (RCA left & right jacks) line in so with the right cable you can run any stereo audio signal through it. The inputs are: CD (the internal CD player), iPod (the internal iPod player, which unfortunately doesn't support my older iPod), FM, AM, and Line. I use the Line input most often to run my PC sounds through the receiver. Works great!
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When you have purchased an appropriate amplifier there will more than likely be RCA connections for Line-Level audio. You're *supposed* to have an audio interface to filter out the highs, but I just run an auxiliary-to-RCA cable straight from my PC's audio jack to the amplifier. Works fine.
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I do not recall if there was a headphone jack. The unit I received had some kind of internal electrical short which blew out an audio channel on my television so I sent it back and requested a refund. Sorry I couldn't help with your question, but personally I will not buy a Pyle product again.
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Are you talking about midi? It has midi ports. Also if you have an input/output cable you can record into the PC.
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The turntable plugs into your computers USB and the sound would come out of your normal PC speakers. You can hook external speakers to the unit itself but don't need to.
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I don't have one, but if it only has a standard line-in jack, be careful. Older turntables and higher end recent ones only have phono out. That's a lower level output, with a specialized equalization curve to compensate for the characteristics of records. The short of it: it won't sound good connected to a line input. You'd need a phone pre-amp to correct the signal. Some more recent turntables, especially ones designed to connect to a computer, may have a line-out with a mini phone plug (like a those on headphones/ear buds). That should be OK. But if it has RCA plugs, it's probably a no-go without the pre-amp. I don't have one, but if it only has a standard line-in jack, be careful. Older turntables and higher end recent ones only have phono out. That's a lower level output, with a specialized equalization curve to compensate for the characteristics of records. The short of it: it won't sound good connected to a line input. You'd need a phone pre-amp to correct the signal. Some more recent turntables, especially ones designed to connect to a computer, may have a line-out with a mini phone plug (like a those on headphones/ear buds). That should be OK. But if it has RCA plugs, it's probably a no-go... » Read More I don't have one, but if it only has a standard line-in jack, be careful. Older turntables and higher end recent ones only have phono out. That's a lower level output, with a specialized equalization curve to compensate for the characteristics of records. The short of it: it won't sound good connected to a line input. You'd need a phone pre-amp to correct the signal. Some more recent turntables, especially ones designed to connect to a computer, may have a line-out with a mini phone plug (like a those on headphones/ear buds). That should be OK. But if it has RCA plugs, it's probably a no-go without the pre-amp. « Show Less
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If you connect to a computer thru an usb port and have speakers on the computer you can listen to the input source such as a Turntable or tape deck.
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It have a Line-in port for use with other music players. You can connect your pc's audio card with the Gear4.
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It has a line in, in the back by the charge port. Awesome speakers, much louder than Beats Pill too!
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Actually, i was wrong in my last post. I do not have this unit. Sorry. No, it does not line into your computer. It is a phantom power unit that provides power to run 2 condenser microphones. However, I have had great success with m-audio's fast track. You CAN linethe fast track system into the computer. It's simple. I've used it for years.
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Yes.. connect the two RCA line outputs to your receiver or amplifier. They might me labeled as Line In 1, CD. Phone, etc. I was also confused with this deck as the documentation is not very clear. I am very satisfied with this unit as it performs very well with my high end components.
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The answer to your question, unfortunately, is no. This unit is primarily for transferring your music from cassette and LP to CD. There is also a very fine radio included, if that type of copying interests you.
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Yes, but the SD Slot works better, and its easer to use. This stereo is a good one for the price just don't use Pyle speakers. They do not last long with this deck, may I suggest a higher quality speaker like JBL
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No, it does not have. However if you want to listen to your music while playing it can be connected via USB to your computer allowing you to play while listening. By the way, control input is for connecting external footswitch or expression pedal.
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No. There is no line in. I've copied audio files to the DE1127 using the USB cable and they sound pretty good, all things considered. I mean, there's no sub-woofer .... It's a novelty device with a nice little radio built in, some 'digital' storage for a few files and a voice recorder/Dictaphone. It isn't what I would call useless; any radio that fits in a shirt pocket has value in my eyes, but at the end of the day, before the lights go out - it is a novelty item (a nice one) and nothing more.