Other GTD Audio mics are advertised as diversity and are not. Does one microphone switch between antennae A and B seamlessly on this unit?
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I have found that you can set up the A/B C/D antennas and there will be switching between but you will not notice it. It also depends on the order in which you sync or turn on the mics as which side they are on. there are a total of 4 antennas so you will find a quality signal with there. I used them from outside a building with the receiver at the back of the building and never dropped one note.
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At this very moment I have two wired mics AND the wireless mic all THREE connected and the ALL work fine, with no hum or buzz!! I have had this unit for a few years and never needed to do this before, so this very moment is the first time I have ever done this!! I am a very happy camper!! Next, I will try to run the output into my laptop for an internet video call. If it works, I will jump and sing!!
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I don't think so. I believe if you're using the "mic in" slot it overrides the built-in microphone. Either way, it only records one track at a time.
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Yes, however, the microphone input needs to be split into both left and right channels.
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The different "Bands" talks about the different frequency groups. Band A will be a certain group of frequencies and Band B will be another set if different frequencies and so on. It does not matter which band you get. If you buy 2 of the mics, and they are both in different bands, the Handheld mics will only work with the matching Band Receiver. I would recommend that when you buy a second one, match the same band. That way if your running out of the house, you don't grab a Band A Mic and a Band C receiver. Hope this answers your question.Good Luck
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Yes it should not be an issue, I have done each plug with multiple wireless mics before.
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My answer is based on the assumption that the two units are identical. This would mean that the units would be using the same 4 frequencies for the mics. In this case you could not use them together because the mics which are on the same frequency will interfere with each other.
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It works only with one. if you have two mics hooked on each it XLR will be the one active (the TRS signal is so low that is kind of useless). I guess the Y would also compromise the quality signal too. Better look for another solution that supports 2 mics
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There are two mic inputs to use. I did not try it but you should be able to.
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Sound is transmitted wireless but the good thing is each microphone has its own xlr output. So you truly have four different microphone signals. Just connect four XLR cables to the receivers and your mixer. If you are familiar with Shore ULX series...These microphone menus are exactly identical to the ULX series.
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This is used with GTD Audio G-787H UHF Diversity Wireless Microphone System or GTD Audio G-788H 2x800 Channel Diversity UHF Wireless microphone mic system base.This is not a stand-alone unit, only a replacement microphone/transmitter.The system is a tad pricey (not for the sound or what you get) but the great thing about this versus other systems, is that you can buy these spare mics and if one of your mics has an issue, you can replace it for $35 instead of replacing the whole system. This is used with GTD Audio G-787H UHF Diversity Wireless Microphone System or GTD Audio G-788H 2x800 Channel Diversity UHF Wireless microphone mic system base.This is not a stand-alone unit, only a replacement microphone/transmitter.The system is a tad pricey (not for the sound or what you get) but the great thing about this versus other systems, is that you can buy these spare mics and if one of your mics has an issue, you can replace it for $35 instead of... » Read More This is used with GTD Audio G-787H UHF Diversity Wireless Microphone System or GTD Audio G-788H 2x800 Channel Diversity UHF Wireless microphone mic system base.This is not a stand-alone unit, only a replacement microphone/transmitter.The system is a tad pricey (not for the sound or what you get) but the great thing about this versus other systems, is that you can buy these spare mics and if one of your mics has an issue, you can replace it for $35 instead of replacing the whole system. « Show Less
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I believe it may just be the set of frequencies. not 100% sure though but i do know if you have a G3-A receiver you have to have a matching transmitter and/or mic attachment
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Only tried one. It also had a bad mic. Decided just keep my original until I upgrade. Didn't want to wait and have the same problem
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My guess, without having looked at the mic end; this is a stereo mic; it probably has a 3 pole/segmented plug - 1 for R & 1 for L channel along with a neutral section shared by both. iPhone's and Android's, like many devices today, are using a 4 pole plug. Hence the issue it is not a defect in the mic but a incompatible style of plug.You may need to find a 3.5mm Stereo TRRS 4-Pole Plug to 3.5mm Mic & Headset Jack converter.Hope this helps.Have a Magical Day
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Brianna,I was incorrect in my early answer. The other commenters are correct. This unit is only to supply phantom power for special microphones. It does not combine two microphones to one. The computer interface suggestions you are reading are great good luck
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I am not exactly sure, but from Channel 3 to Channel 6 you can plug in any microphone you want as long as it has a 3.5mm plug WITH an adapter or the larger plug. You saw that right: Underneath the mic input there are left and right inputs. Now I never used them before so I don't really know what they are really for but I would guess for stereo audio... You might have to google that.
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Don't know, haven't used it in that capacity. If the Dragon mic requires a true stereo input, it probably won't work because the usb adapter is mono and puts the same signal in the left and right inputs.