worked for what I needed, but not DJ grade
349337
I have tried to find my original product review to update but I have not been so lucky. So I bought these speakers for a wedding, My wedding to be exact. I did not want to spend 500 plus dollars on a DJ when we were just doing a backyard wedding, super simple. SO I get the delivery and I do not immediately open it which was my mistake. So come the day before the wedding and we are testing the speakers and notice that the secondary speaker has a crack in the side of it where one of the handles are. Not sure how this happened because it sat in the corner until the day before the wedding, upon delivery it didn't have any bends in the box or signs of damage, that I noticed but then again I was oblivious at the time, I was more worried about rain (it was calling for thunderstorms, this was an all outside wedding). Now the speakers them selves did not have any rattling or problems with sound thank goodness (had no back up plan, shame on me) the wedding day came and went with out a hitch. We had karaoke and music all night long. was a wonderful time. But then after my previous review the seller contacted me asked for pictures of the damage and if it was the main speaker or the secondary speaker. I have emailed him back twice once through amazon and once to the email he provided to get in direct contact. offered a replacement or a partial refund. asked for a partial refund seeing as me using these things again will be slim. but plan to set the up somewhere. But I have attached a picture for other reviewers. that is if this review get published.
2081026
Just so I'm clear, I'm using this with a Turtlebeach headset for the purpose of creating a podcast for a class project. That being said, I hear a constant, high-pitched hum. However I don't wish to blame this device, it's the cheap quality of the Turtlebeach headset (so they could make the headset affordable). I hear a high pitch when playing on Xbox Live, but it's not as amplified as when I'm using them on my Late 2009 MacBook.

If I ever use a different, higher quality headset with this device, I'll be sure to update my post on the matter. Until then, this product has 5 stars because it's doing what I expected and the programs I need it with such as GarageBand and Adobe Audition detect that it's there, so it's certainly functional. The only program that doesn't want to work with it is Audacity. It detects that it's there, but doesn't do anything with it as I would expect, but again, I blame Audacity for the moment since I don't have another device to compare this to.

And as for getting rid of the high-pitched hum, I just record with Audition and use one of the noise reducers. It's not perfect, but it does a decent job.
909193
Great solution for my limited XLR connections on my mixer
3433548
Not too bad for the price- decently loud for a small room, nice input/output options.
I bought it hoping to use a wireless mic through the USB, but it only is for a flash drive. Seems like this could be easily incorporated by adding power to the bus. The included mics are cheap but usable.
There is a persistent low hum that I wish would go away.
 I will keep it, but wish I had spent a little more to get better quality...
761435
this turns out to be a Pyle 999 (and you can buy it cheaper from Amazon directly.) this unit does what it advertises however the audio lacks dynamic range and rather weak on the low end. If you have wishes for higher fidelity, I'd recommend spending a bit more. I bought the ART Pro Audio DJPRE II and switched/compared between the two, the Art Pro delivers a better sound:)
1626232
It's ok, nothing to go crazy over.  Sound is not as powerful through my Pioneer DDJ bs. through the monitors I have running from the behringer.  Purchased it to act as a sound card on my laptop when I broadcast on the radio through edcast.  Microphone wasn't clear and the quality music I'm getting from my monitors are not that clear.
4796114
This speakers are alright if you don't want to turn up the music.  If I have a song I bought on iTunes, turn iTunes up all the way, and turn the speakers just below half way up or higher, the music ducks in and out around the bassline (which isn't very deep).  Furthermore, some songs just don't sound right.  For example, the song "The Allspark" by Vandalyzm sounds great in my Bose earbuds, but when it's played through these speakers, the audio becomes very faint.  Other songs just lose bass entirely.  I should note I listen to all sorts of music including electronic, alternative, folk, rock, and hip hop.  If you just listen to soft-alternative and folk, these will probably do fine - at moderate to low volumes, but otherwise I'd go with something else (my Harmon Kardon sub was excellent).  Obviously these aren't speakers made to get a party going, but when I'm cleaning the house and wanna turn on some tunes, I don't want to hear music fading in and out and audio ducking behind weak bass.  It's almost as if these speakers were designed to work with a sub.  Think of them as your computer speakers with a little bit of bass.  Amazingly bad from Bose.
476844
Work awesome on my computer! However if you don't have a good sound card or DJ equipment this may not be for you...
481306
This DAC is great. I work transcription and I was having trouble with audio with my on board sound card. It just didn't sound as good as it could, and I was limited in my ability to up the volume without damaging the quality of the audio. This worked pretty well to resolve my issue. As far as music quality, I haven't really noticed, but I'm not really an audiophile. But the thing I did notice is that audio quality when turning up the volume seems way better with this little thing. It was a cheap, effective solution for my problem.
1017112
I use these to perform magic shows so they were affordable, light, and the sound is decent.  I thought if I bought 2 I could marry them and have sound come from both, but no.  I have my mic plugged into one, my hand held into another, but the music for some reason can come from both.  The first one I bought the plugs for the IPOD didn't work so you have to use the IPOD dock.  The second one the plugs worked for 2 months and then one day...just quit so we are back to the IPOD dock.  Great speakers for what I use them for.
1381914
I like them but they don't fit around some of my dj wires
1867438
I needed to be able to hook my speakers (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Logitech-Speaker-System-Z313/dp/B01LW71IBJ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Logitech Speaker System Z313</a>) to the bluetooth receiver that came with them and to my desktop PC at the same time. This does the job, but it drastically reduces sound quality, especially when using the bluetooth device (even though my computer is turned off).

I've settled on unplugging it from the device I am not using, but leaving the designated jack right next to to the designated port, so that it is at least easier to switch back and forth than before. When it's only plugged into one device, it doesn't seem to reduce the sound quality.. but that defeats the whole purpose of the product.

Also, there is a lot of resistance when plugging a jack into the female jack of this product. At first I thought it was messed up. Just needed to push quite a bit harder than with a standard female jack.
215563
OK for the price for vinyl listening, with multiple output options. I'll keep it, but it doesn't do all that I had hoped for.

A testing review (not on Amazon) confirmed my observations. The relatively low volume of the built-in speakers are not an issue for me. The manual 'cue-ing' of the tone arm is also a non-issue for me. There are other issues that disappoint me.

Wishing to upload vinyl into my computer, I was quite disappointed in the lack of low frequency (bass). I could use software on my computer to replace the missing bass, but that is time-consuming. After testing all of the output options, the lack of bass affected them all.

The 'adjustable speed' feature lets us know not to trust the accuracy of play speed. A 'strobe disc' was recommended by the above-mentioned tester. Being a musician, I used a chromatic pitch tuner to check the pitch as a reflection of playback speed accuracy. It was off at times.

I considered ordering a replacement stylus cartridge, just in case the original one was compromised in shipping. It seemed unrelated to the issues I observed, and so I didn't do that. Tracking force (the weight of the tone arm, also the slight 'wobble') may be an issue, possibly damaging LP's.

Buy it if you only wish to listen to vinyl music. Other applications would benefit from a better turntable.
2811485
Didn't that good through a PA. Got complaints from the sound guy. Didn't expect much and it met my expectations. It does work, though, and I may still use it in some situations, but I think I'm going to try to find a better pick up for my resonator.
906592
Used these at an outdoor amphitheater concert. It was hard for me to tell if they were actually performing as described or if they completely blocked out the sound. I don't think audiophiles are going to get what they want out of these if they're looking for just a simple reduction of sound at the same quality - I still couldn't make out half the instruments.

That said, I didn't walk away with my ears ringing so they served their purpose.

Probably wouldn't pay $20 for them again, rather just go with standard plugs, but they weren't terrible.
1736477
Used these for about 6 DJ gigs before they started to wear out. The female RCA came loose and they intermittently lose contact. Not good during a gig!

I am by no means rough on my equipment and this is not a heavy duty rig! I would avoid these and just get the straight adapters or the solid metal right angles.
244000
did the job ,Bluetooth is a little ehhh. But the turntable worked perfectly, could've been a little louder though.