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Pyle Audio Reddit. Pyle corporation was a loudspeaker manufacturer from baltimore, md up until the late 90's or so. I can't find any 3.1 receivers for <$250 anywhere. They're kind of like the modern. Some of their gear actually seems reasonably well designed, and you could probably build a good sounding pyle system if you knew what you were doing. How good or bad are they for occasional dj use? There are $200 2.0 receivers, and then the next step up is >$300. Does anybody have any experience with pyle pa amps? One thing that's pretty cool about the pyle receiver is that you can actually use it as a guitar amp of sorts, by plugging into one of the two mic ports on the front (which most modern receivers don't. Moving on to professional audio, pyle offers specialized audio equipment that serves djs, musicians, and event organizers.

One thing that's pretty cool about the pyle receiver is that you can actually use it as a guitar amp of sorts, by plugging into one of the two mic ports on the front (which most modern receivers don't. There are $200 2.0 receivers, and then the next step up is >$300. I can't find any 3.1 receivers for <$250 anywhere. They're kind of like the modern. Moving on to professional audio, pyle offers specialized audio equipment that serves djs, musicians, and event organizers. Pyle corporation was a loudspeaker manufacturer from baltimore, md up until the late 90's or so. How good or bad are they for occasional dj use? Some of their gear actually seems reasonably well designed, and you could probably build a good sounding pyle system if you knew what you were doing. Does anybody have any experience with pyle pa amps?

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Pyle Audio Reddit How good or bad are they for occasional dj use? Does anybody have any experience with pyle pa amps? Pyle corporation was a loudspeaker manufacturer from baltimore, md up until the late 90's or so. One thing that's pretty cool about the pyle receiver is that you can actually use it as a guitar amp of sorts, by plugging into one of the two mic ports on the front (which most modern receivers don't. How good or bad are they for occasional dj use? I can't find any 3.1 receivers for <$250 anywhere. There are $200 2.0 receivers, and then the next step up is >$300. Some of their gear actually seems reasonably well designed, and you could probably build a good sounding pyle system if you knew what you were doing. Moving on to professional audio, pyle offers specialized audio equipment that serves djs, musicians, and event organizers. They're kind of like the modern.