can this work with with a pyro pro microphone? http://www.amazon.com/Pyle-Pro-PMEMS1...
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There are 2 channels only one device per channel, 1 channel at a time. As long as the mike is the same frequency as one of them it should work.
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I am not 100 percent sure. However the fire has the ability to use speaker mic headsets so,it should work.
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We had to buy an adaptor but we had an amplifier. We had someone at a local music store help us. They also told us it is a very strong microphone. More for studio use. But if you have the amp and adapter it should work.
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If there is an external plug for a microphone then it'll work but this particular mic is a p.o.s. I returned mine.
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This EXACT model does NOT have a 1/4 inch plug. You'd want to buy the "Pyle-Pro PMHM2 Omni-directional Head Worn Microphone (3.5mm / 1/4'')" - which DOES have the 1/4 inch plug.
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Yes you can, as long as you have an XLR cable to use for a balanced signal from your PylePro to your PA.
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I have no idea. My Pyle-Pro went bad while still in warranty. I got a return authorization and set of labels from the Pyle Service Center and returned it along with a $15 handling fee - and I never heard from them again. I sent numerous emails - no response. When I phoned them I got a recording and no return call. So I can not answer your question.
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Absolutely. It has the right input (XLR) and phantom power (+48v). It should work just fine with any XLR-connected microphones.
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Im no expert but this does have a mic input that you can use, I use it and it worked out fine once I figured out how to connect everything...what helped me was I did a search for this model to find out the how's and what's-- it would be capable of. They also have a website which if you google the model you can find loads of info that will be helpful, thats how I did my research, good luck hope my answer helped you out
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As long as you PA system has phantom power, it should work like a dream. I haven't used the Pyle PMEMS10 but it appears to have a normal xlr for a wireless beltclip.
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I don't think so. I am pretty sure you will need the "VMP Deadcat Wind Muff" which is designed to fit that microphone.
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Hi, probably yes. I have downloaded the manual of the CB88 from Samson's site and I see that the receiver has 4-pins mini XLR socket, like Pyle mic. The question is if the 4 pins are wired in the same way. I decided to buy the Pyle because I have no chance to find out the right spare part for the MI-PRO we own and Pyle seemed the right choice for the right price. Fortunately, the pins of the MI-PRO receiver are wired in the same way as Pyle mic, so it worked out. In your case, I believe that Pyle will work, but I'm pretty sure that you'll loose in audio quality (Samson's mic is better)
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Yes! There is a ¼" input as well as a ¼ output u can run any speaker with a ¼" input from the ¼" output on the Pyle pro regardless of the input used on the first speaker.
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I would expect you could connect the Pyle mic to a PC. The mic has an unbalanced 2 conductor 1/4"plug. You will need a converter plug or cable to a 1/8" plug to go into the computer. The computer may be 2 channel in stereo, but the mic is mono, so you may have to work around that issue too.
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I have not tried it on microphones. I can't see why it wouldn't work if it is a standard headphone jack size.
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Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom power. Hope this information is useful. Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom... » Read More Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom power. Hope this information is useful. « Show Less
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Page 3 in the pdf manual would be a good start - download from here -> http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PQA3100/19-Rack-Mount-3100-Watt-Professional-Power-Amplifier-with-SpeakON,-Speaker-Terminal-Binding-Posts,-14-Connector-Outputs-and-RCA-and-14-Connector-InputsIt has a good explanation on page 3.Microphones require a preamp or mixer in between.You need to get one of those ;-)