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Sep 09, 2015
Makes my son very happy......not as much as R2D2 though.
It's a toy..........My 5 year old loves it................ What else is there to say????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Mar 07, 2018
Terribly underpowered
1 of 1 found this helpful I purchased this amplifier as a monitor system for my home recording studio. It replaced my Peavey, 150 watt (75 per side), 4 ohm, 4 channel P.A. that had gone bad after many years. So the specs on it were supposedly identical to the Pyle. Wow was I disappointed!
The Pyle was woefully under powered. I would rate it at around 25 watts collectively. About a 3rd of the listed rating.
Another issue with this unit (mine anyway) is that it cuts out when you push it. When I take the volume to 80% or more, it constantly cuts the signal. Or when I raise the input gain on my AudioBox sound card (set up as the in for the Pyle) it also cuts out at very low levels. In short, the Pyle peaks at very low levels of both the out and in signals.
I cannot imagine that this unit would ever be useful in any situation.
Serves me right for trying to save a few dollars. But this unit isn't even worth the money that they're asking for it.
Sep 13, 2019
For flat neck only
2 of 2 found this helpful If you have any radius on your neck, this roller nut is impractical. Get the one with 6 different saddles. It has a built in radius.