how do you get the wireless mics to work that come with the unit?
1538925
I have two units and they automatically work out of the package. Just make sure you have batteries, they are turned on to the down or on position (red light on) and that the volume for Mic 1 is turned up.
1538926
well, besides the hand mic, you can only use one of the two lapel mics. It's either the one with a head piece or the one with a clip. I just put a battery on the black mic box and it was automatically connected to the unit. same goes for the wireless mic. I just inserted the battery, adjusted volumes and it worked perfectly fine for me..
1538927
I returned the box and got my refund. I never used it. Sorry, I can not answer your question.
1982708
The one I received The Audio Outlet did NOT Work... for my wireless microphone
1202294
My mic works fine, so I assume it has something to do with the connection or what you are plugging it into, try it out on someone else's computer
1968733
The jack that's attach to the mic has a screw section to it. For the mic to work, you must plug the jack into the transmitter and screw it in. It's not a 'straight' jack. If you are able to get a splitter with a screw types jack that could work. If you don't need the mics and you are a techy, you could cut off the jacks on this system and attach to a Y 3/8 cable. Hope this helps.
795656
Line out from your wireless mic receiver into the top left mic input (xlr or 1/4") or either of the two 1/4" inputs on the back (line 4 or 5)
178083
u have to use connect 2 cables on number 1 and number 2 connectors (four 1/4-inch jack mono output connectors) and then plug in the other corner into the top connection it is the microphone one an then u check the settings in ur software and then test the output audio
1538705
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!!
1779952
Check and make sure the interface you bought has phantom power (+48v) and that the phantom power is turned on, otherwise your condenser mic will not work
1619878
how do you get the external mic to work, the manual says it only has dubbing function..
1351181
If you get the same mics - then they will work - but the extra ones have to be the same make/model. When you get a new mic - you need to initialize the mic to the channels on the GTD base unit. This is described in the handbook and involves taking off the end cover and pointing it at the base unit. All mics should be set to the same channels to work together. Good luck with this.
1625434
Try resetting the settings to default. Then do a channel search using the instruction manual on the receiver. The receives auto find channels and sync up with the wireless packs... Make sure the volume on the receiver is turned up. 2 knobs, one on each side. Make sure the gain is turned up on the wireless pack. Small yellow screw by the battery compartment.. if turned to 0 or - it will not produce sound. If this does not work, then your receiver has a tech problem..at least one mic should work. All 4 worked for me outta the box and I added a hand held mic..it works too..could be that receiver if these suggestions dont fix it. Try resetting the settings to default. Then do a channel search using the instruction manual on the receiver. The receives auto find channels and sync up with the wireless packs... Make sure the volume on the receiver is turned up. 2 knobs, one on each side. Make sure the gain is turned up on the wireless pack. Small yellow screw by the battery compartment.. if turned to 0 or - it will not produce sound. If this does not work, then your receiver has a tech problem..at least one mic should work. All 4 worked for me outta the box and I added a hand held mic..it works too..could be that... » Read More Try resetting the settings to default. Then do a channel search using the instruction manual on the receiver. The receives auto find channels and sync up with the wireless packs... Make sure the volume on the receiver is turned up. 2 knobs, one on each side. Make sure the gain is turned up on the wireless pack. Small yellow screw by the battery compartment.. if turned to 0 or - it will not produce sound. If this does not work, then your receiver has a tech problem..at least one mic should work. All 4 worked for me outta the box and I added a hand held mic..it works too..could be that receiver if these suggestions dont fix it. « Show Less
84016
1 microphone comes with the product. Additional microphones can be found here:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_4?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=nady+wireless+microphone&sprefix;=nady%2Caps%2C437If you buy more than 2, you need to be sure to get different channels on the receiver. We have the original mic and 2 additional receivers, each with 2 mics and all work together just fine.
1273736
You have to buy speakers. Microphones receive sound and then transmit that sound through speakers.
1253951
There is a power cord that must be plugged in for the speakers to work. Your media player is what has the wireless connection to the speakers.
764825
These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use... » Read More These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! « Show Less
2085870
There are two jack holes on the top of the unit. One is marked ear and the other is marked mic. I have not used either, but I have no reason to suspect they won't work.
1644752
I'm sorry, I am not familiar with the product in question. I only purchased the wireless Shure mics. I'd suggest talking to a rep at Sweetwater. They're very knowledgeable.