does this works with Pyle Portable PA System?........... Dec 21, 2014 by Mark
1937143
Yes. .....you will need a power amplifier. ...they are not powered speakers.
1937144
It should, theses are not powered speaker. You will need an amp for these. But for the price and all these are great speakers for parties, DJ, etc.
2005319
yes. When it works, it's fantastic. The only thing is that it may work, and then it may not. In my case, I was embarrassed in front of a whole group of people, so make sure you bring your power cord. You would be better off investing in a portable PA system then counting on this. For real!!
448148
You need a speaker sold separately. To ensure compatibility with the PDWM8300 I recommend you contact Pyle directly. They will sell you a speaker or speakers.
674659
It would work as long as your portable speakers do not draw more than 3 amps, use a power source with a 2.1mm x 5.5 mm plug with a 5VDC positive center.
2117440
Yea it will work fine just don't turn it up all the way, else you may blow your speakers, Im using my pyle 3k with a pair of 500rms and had no trouble so far, had a few house parties and outdoor foam parties in the back yard, more than ample sound! great value. Pair it with a preamp to smooth out any "HUM" that others have mentioned.
1608535
The Pyle pro setup is a more stationary system. If you need something that will work on a mobile platform feeding into a video camera this is not what you need.
1402649
It should amplify the voice, the only problem with the unit is the microphone supplied with the unit. You would need to order a better microphone like the Pyle-Pro PMEM1 Headworn Omni-Directional Microphone (3.5mm / 1/4'')
1508512
Yes, it works perfectly with the Jensen SMPS650 Blue tooth portable speaker. It was exactly what I was looking for.
84698
Yes, it should work with SoundDock Portable. It works with any 30-pin connector speaker.
1964969
I returned a Pyle PD1000A as it didn't work. Purchased a Sony that works well.
1319570
I was not satisfied with this unit. I sold it and now have the Pyle-Pro PDWM5500 - 4 mic system. This works a lot better. I know it's only one step up but what a difference. Better built, better sound and the difference in price is minimal.
1830813
The mic would need to connect with a mini/aux plug. But, I think the mic would need its own power to work. I don't feel this speaker sounds good playing music, so I would assume it would be a poor PA as well.
1621815
What are you looking for? It does what it says it does. I used it for the first time outdoors when I had a barbecue in my back yard. I patched it in to my Fender Passport 200 watt portable PA system and it worked great.
1888490
I use the 3.5mm aux as an output. I have had success using the wall adapter straight into the Pyle device and using a male cable to the aux input of my stereo. Pairing will fail if I take my iPhone (my device of choice) too far away and I will need to re-pair when it gets back in range.
2010683
In a word, No. Don't waste your time and/or money on this piece of junk, you will be sorry. Leave Pyle products out of your research for quality low-end audio, it's not worth the frustration. The only thing you get for the money here is a box with BLINDING blue lights.
936093
Via bluetooth ive played music and had a mic connected and both worked fine. So you can have background music and voice over. Have yet to try and actual cablr in for music and mic at the same time. But I'll try it. I'm guessing it will work. I'll post a youtube review soon and title it pyle pro review.
1633131
It's easy to use and figure out. We use ours through a small amp speaker and through a mixer with PA type speakers. I am afraid to say 100% for sure it will work with your set up, seems like it should unless there is no amplifier to push the sound. It's a great product for the money, especially if you need something small and simple.