Can I use multiple headsets/transmitters simultaneously with this system?
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as long as each headset/transmitted/receiver is on a different freguency, and a different channel in your mixer
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The short answer: yes. Additionally, you must use the matched transmitter/receiver ie; N1 body pack w/the N1 transmitter. They are set at the factory with matching frequencies. Consequently, you CAN use multiple matched kits as long as none of the frequencies are repeated. When ordering, just make sure of your current frequency by checking the end flap on the original carton. I hope this clears up any confusion.
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Yes, you can get 2 headsets and one receiver but not from our company. We don't offer the option because it would create a lot of unnecessary inventory and the headset is about $250 all by itself. In other words it doesn't make any sense for us to carry extra headsets when you can purchase the entire unit for $300. Keep in mind that our units are not only designed for standard use but also include adaptations so that they can be used for speech recognition. This is actually the worlds most accurate and most noise filtering speech recognition microphone besides being excellent with vocals and speech. PS: If you do decide to purchase, you might want to contact us privately at sales at knowbrainer dot comand we can make you a better deal. We have to pay Amazon and outrageous 15 points on the dollar
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You can use only 1 at the time. There is a button on remote control to to switch between speakers and headsets.
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I found it easy to setup 2 earphones with the base unit. Simply associate each earphone set with the base unit as though it is the only set you will use. Now, turn everything off. Whenever you wish to use 2 headsets at the same time simply:1. turn on both of the headsets.2. turn on the base unit and wait until you can hear sound from one of the headsets. The other will not be working at this point.3. give the base unit on/off button a short push. after a few seconds the 2nd headset will start.
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I'm not really sure. I've only paired it with two headsets so far. But I don't see why not. Feel free to get in touch with me at jagrmfx@hotmail.com if you have some way I can test it for you. I'll be happy to help.
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Hi Kristopher, I wanted to follow up with you on this because it seems like there is a company on Amazon that does sell relatively inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter/splitters that will allow you to plug that transmitter into the 3.5mm jack of your device and you can then use TWO headphones at the same time wirelessly. We have had a good experience with them in our house. I hope that helps. Jacquie
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I would think so, it's just a transmitter so you should be able to use as many receiver head sets as you want. But they will all listen to the same transmission from the base station. (Or a radio station)
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Yes four different transmitters are needed if you need 4 different mixes. This package is for one mix mono/stereo. I use this for background vocals with 3-4 people.
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Humm, I know this unit's dock will not run two head sets at once. Are you thinking two docks and two head sets? Why? Seems to me that may work; you will need to be sure the signals are different to prevent interference. You may want to look into the Sennheiser line of products; I know they offer units which will communicate with up to 4 head sets at the same time and you will only need a single dock. Might be a cheaper way to go in the long run and less hardware mess. Sennheiser products are quite superior in my opinion anyway; you need to consider longevity, quality of the product and how happy you will be when you use them. Saving a little bit of money up front may cost you years of disappointment! Humm, I know this unit's dock will not run two head sets at once. Are you thinking two docks and two head sets? Why? Seems to me that may work; you will need to be sure the signals are different to prevent interference. You may want to look into the Sennheiser line of products; I know they offer units which will communicate with up to 4 head sets at the same time and you will only need a single dock. Might be a cheaper way to go in the long run and less hardware mess. Sennheiser products are quite superior in my opinion anyway; you need to consider longevity, quality of the product and how... » Read More Humm, I know this unit's dock will not run two head sets at once. Are you thinking two docks and two head sets? Why? Seems to me that may work; you will need to be sure the signals are different to prevent interference. You may want to look into the Sennheiser line of products; I know they offer units which will communicate with up to 4 head sets at the same time and you will only need a single dock. Might be a cheaper way to go in the long run and less hardware mess. Sennheiser products are quite superior in my opinion anyway; you need to consider longevity, quality of the product and how happy you will be when you use them. Saving a little bit of money up front may cost you years of disappointment! « Show Less
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Yes! The TV Ears 5.0 Dual Digital contains one transmitter and two headsets.
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That could work. We use two headsets, with mixer along with sideline wireless mic. So our set up is is a little more complicated.
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There are two hand held mics and two transmitters each with a lavalier microphone and a headset micrphone. You can choose which you want to use. We ordered the separate mini headsets that are less noticeable than the ones that come with it. We also ordered an additional handheld to use instead of one of the transmitters when we need a third handheld. Just program it to the same receiver channel.
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No, one transmitter and one receiver. if you want to work in multransmitter environment it is reccomended by Sennheiser that they all be a a single band (A,B, etc.). The included mic breaks easily but no rig in this price range compares.
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If you are using multiple ones then they may be interfering with each other....try switching the channels on both the receiving decks and the headsets (each set is on a different channel to match the receiving deck). I use mine at a gym and whenever there is interference this usually clears it up for me.
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If you have an existing yealink base, yes, you can have multiple headsets. They do sell additional headsets as a stand alone item that would be a better value.
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That should not be a problem. They are each on their own frequency. We don't generally do that but it shouldn't be a problem. We ordered an additional handheld mic but it's on the same frequency as one of the headset mics and you can't use them at the same time. Good luck, JK
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I would think that your best best would be to try a composite splitter. Here is a link: http://www.amazon.com/3-Way-Switch-Selector-Splitter-XBOX360/dp/B004T8KZCM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397772816&sr=8-1&keywords=composite+splitter Though splitting audio normally cuts the loudness in half for both people listening. My advice is to search for another product that uses one receive/transmitter (the tower) but allows for multiple headphones to be connected. My best friend's parents used to have one that was made for two people to be able to use it and both of them could be listening at the same time and you'd be yelling at them but they wouldn't hear you.