Pyle Portable Bluetooth Live Broadcast Sound Card Pro Audio Interface DJ mixer Condenser w/Microphone Set, for Streaming Podcasts Studio, Recording PC, Gaming, Phone, w/FX, Ambient Sounds

High quality product on affordable amount...

I bought this item thought to replace my existing V8s sound card. Unfortunately the output didn't satisfied me much.Pros:- Stylish look and build quality- Crystal clear sound- Quality knobs and battery indicatorCons:- no MUTE button for output (we expect this with this price range)- normal reverb/echo is not satisfying, preset echo (KTV) is extremely high and not suitableNB: If you compare this with sound cards like V8s or V9, lots of conveniences are missing

After many hours, days and a few weeks I decided on a soundcard interface, and it was not a Pyle product. Truth is in my searches I did not know if Pyle had one. Well after my original purchase arrived, I quickly realized it was not what I needed or wanted. I began searching and wa-laa I found the PKSCRD308. I snatched it up and it was delivered the next day, I immediately saw that it was exactly what I needed. Well built, lightweight, user friendly, awesome price, and best of all it was a Pyle. I hooked it up and went to work, it looks nice alongside my PMXU63BT.

I love how the quality of the mic and sound card

easy use

this small mixer and mic is a good deal for the price.hooks up easily with Bluetooth I would recommend this unit.

I purchased this specifically for the Bluetooth feature. I connected it to my iPhone and MacBook, the audio from it wasn’t used in the video recordings from the cameras, nor in my livestream. Also it didn’t recognize in Roland VR Capture or OBS. Has anyone had success with the Bluetooth and what I’m trying to do? What is the Bluetooth feature supposed to be able to do?