Product Description
Professional VHF Wireless System Quartz Lock for Drift-Free Operation Four Microphones Included Power On/Standby/Off Switch Power LED Indicates Status Audio Mute Circuitry For Quiet Operation Advanced Companding Circuitry AF Signal LED Segment Meter On Each Channel Individual Channel Volume Controls w/ LED Display Individual 1/4'' Unbalanced Outputs XLR Balanced and 1/4'' Unbalanced Mixed Output Operation Range: Up To 240 ft. Operating Frequency Range: 210-280 MHz Batteries and 1/4'' Audio Cables Included 110V/220V Selectable Rack Hardware Included
- Professional VHF Wireless System - Quartz Lock for Drift-Free Operation - 4 Microphones Included
- Operation Range: 240 ft. - XLR Balanced and 1/4'' Unbalanced Mixed Output - Individual 1/4'' Unbalanced Outputs - Batteries and 1/4'' Audio Cables Included
- Power On/Standby/Off Switch - Power LED Indicates Status - Audio Mute Circuitry For Quiet Operation - Advanced Companding Circuitry
- AF Signal LED Segment Meter on Each Channel - Individual Channel Volume Controls w/ LED Display
- 110V/220V Selectable - Rack Hardware Included
Pyle-Pro PDWM5500 4-Mic VHF Wireless Microphone System Reviews
Pyle-Pro PDWM5500 4-Mic VHF Wireless Microphone System Reviews
| 35 of 35 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: Pyle-Pro PDWM5500 4-Mic VHF Wireless Microphone System (Electronics) As a sound engineer for our church, I have worked with true high-end wireless microphone systems, both Shure & Sennheiser. I have also gone cheap on more than one wireless set-up for my own use, only to be disappointed every time.....except with the Pyle PDW-M5500! Wow....I was really surprised by how good these mics sound. The microphones themselves have good balance with just enough heft to damp out some of the handling noise. Additionally, they are coated with a soft-feel coating, which eliminates the scratchy, hissy sound you get with cheap plastic. Fit & finish of the mics is good, and the windscreens are nicely made, eliminating most (but not all) breath & pop sounds. Fit & finish on the receiver isn't quite as high, and the extruded aluminum faceplate has an 80's retro look. There are numeric displays for each of the 4 channel volume settings, with LED indicators for RF carrier and audio level, again, for each channel, which modernizes the... Read more 16 of 16 people found the following review helpful: By Richard C Yeager (Philadelphia, PA, United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Pyle-Pro PDWM5500 4-Mic VHF Wireless Microphone System (Electronics) I work as a Karaoke DJ. I recently purchased the PDWM5500 after my old Audio2000's AWR6547DU met an unfortunate end. I wanted something less expensive since I'm frequently dealing with intoxicated people. Out-of-the-box impressions: Pros - The receiver has dual antennas, independent gain controls for all 4 mics, and a balanced XLR mixed output. It comes with rack mounting hardware for those who need it. The mics use AA's instead of 9V, and don't feel too light (once the batteries are installed). Cons - As others have mentioned, the battery covers come off rather easily. I typically have to wrap a piece of clear packing tape around the base to keep them on. The antennas on the receiver cannot be removed and have no means of being locked down when not in use. The buttons on the front of the receiver feel cheap and one of them was almost pushed inside the unit, though it still works. After using this system at multiple bars in a... Read more 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Pyle-Pro PDWM5500 4-Mic VHF Wireless Microphone System (Electronics) This is a very good setup for the money. One of the mikes picks up a local radio station but with three others working flawlessly I have no worries. I can get a range of better than 100 feet, even through steel stud walls. I have had to wrap each mike with some rubber bands to keep the battery covers on but those batteries last a good long time. |
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