Is it possible to have two people wearing/using microphones at once? If so, would I need to purchase another whole set?
884469
You can plug two microphones into the transmitter, but the second mic would be tethered to the transmitter. This would be fine if you were, say interviewing someone at a table and you wanted to record both people. If you wanted to have two people moving around separately and wirelessly recording them, you'd need two systems.
884470
No. There is only one mic and one receiver. Two systems would be needed if you have two speakers using the mics.
34250
One thing I remembered should work to, is using a splitter on the two mics if they have the headphone size plug that way both mics can be used under the mic volume control.
389481
I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
487693
I concur with Travis F. You can synch different microphones to the base (see manual) but only one at a time.
959100
Yes you can. Just turn up the input volume and make sure the mic is as close as possible to the sound whole.
1083936
just one mic can be plugged directly, but i think you can maybe use a MIX TABLE to distribute the channels... Call some expert advice!
1920414
Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.
681175
This would work with one at a time - as in, you'd have to buy two of the 1/4" cables for both auxiliary and microphone. The included splitter only splits for two outputs, not one output and one input. Sorry yo!
1747644
Yes you can, and it's great for music. But to use the mic and audio on it at the same time you will require an adapter, or you can use them one at a time like me. The adapter is not required, only if you want to use both the audio and mic.
226040
You probably can do what you are asking as long as the two units are receiving the same frequency. The one I bought has a number (sticker) on the PA unit itself and a matching number on the hand held mic. This indicates to me that there are several different frequencies with these units. You would need to request matching units.
798915
I have one headphone with a mic and another without and it works just fine. I will find another headphone with a mic and get back to you asap.
384643
The mics and receivers come pre-programmed. You can't change the frequency yourself. Running two microphones on the same frequency will cause collisions (sound like drop-outs and static). I'd return one if possible and specify a different frequency in your request for a replacement.
254387
the only way I know to do it is get a headphone splitter. there will only one volume control for the both of you so if one of you doesn't hear real well it would be loud for the other
1143859
I am afraid I don't know the answer to that question. Both would show up (Separately) as audio sources(with the same name which cannot be changed) so at a minimum, you would have to be able to output to, and input from, 2 audio sources. You may get by with one transmitter, but since it links to a specific headset, it may not work. Then there is the problem of both being on the same(or nearly the same) frequency perhaps interfering with each other. So my best guess, is that you will not be able to use more than one with the same source close together. BUT, it is just a guess.
736672
Hi Brandon, if you mean 'someone else's" Microphone..The device pairs together automatically so it will not sync with another device but your own. I use two sets and have never had them interfere or connect to the wrong one.Hope that helps
1351182
Technically you could, if it's the same mic, you would have to make sure the mic and receiver are on the same frequency, I would not recommend it for use over long duration tho, because it will cut out, essentially you'll be sharing it with another mic in the same frequency, which will cause it to cut in and out.
1934263
Yes - you can use either a plugged in headset with a microphone in line OR one without a mike. Clever stuff!