Does anybody know if Audio2000 makes a wireless handheld mic that could be used with this system? If we used the handheld it would be on its own.
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Best to call H&F technologies in California and ask tech service if they Can provide microphone for system. 800-661-8069
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B. Gault, as for there being a hand held mic that can be used along with the 2000, I never tried to use a hand held mic with system but there should be no reason that you couldn't along as there is no frequency conflict. All you would have to know is what freq your new mic(MHz) is traveling on which should be easy to know doing the purchasing mode most companies display this information or a small search on the company website can give you a number to contact for more information on their products.
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Best to call H&F; technologies in California and ask tech service if theyCan provide microphone for system.800-661-8069
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These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is available on Amazon. It should work fine in the latter) These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is... » Read More These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is available on Amazon. It should work fine in the latter) « Show Less
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Thank you so much for your in-depth response to my question. I may just go ahead and get the mic with your recommendation alone. Outstanding!
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I'd be interested in selling my system.....as I no longer use it. Has 2 handheld mics... lavelier mic and headset mic.
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This Martin Ranger wireless Microphone may be the answer for you. I got it since two months and I still using it.
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There is nothing specified in the user guide and I also do not notice any additional inputs, jacks, etc. to support wireless microphones, so I am fairly certain there is nothing inherently in this unit to support wireless microphones. You would probably need to purchase the receiver portion for the wireless signal as well.
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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.
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Consider using your headset, microphone, or even your smartphone w/wireless connection... http://www.nuance.com/for-individuals/by-product/dragon-for-pc/index.htm
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I don't really know. I don't think so. Not really satisfied with the system we got. Came with a wireless mike that didn't work correctly. They had me sent the whole thing back and sent me another and I had the same problem. They sent me another mike and it didn't work! We had to buy a wireless transmitter/mic that we ended up plugging into one of the inputs.
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You would probably go with the boom microphone option versus the wired. It supports both.
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You can use wireless mics but the base for the wireless mic has to have the 2mm jackimnit sure on 2mm part
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No, I asked Samson this same question recently. The wireless just works with their handheld mic unless you are an expert on electronics and can simulate the set up in a face mic
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No. This is NOT a wireless microphone. You connect it to your mixer/speaker/amp/whatever with a standard XLR mic cable.
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No, you need an amplified speaker system, this only gets you the wireless microphone.
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The system is not wireless. It will take any mic or 1/4 jack input - including wireless base units. Rock on!
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With a good mic easy. I have a cheap mic and it sounds like crap. I bought a set of Shure PGXD24/Beta58A Digital Wireless System with Beta 58A Mic and it sounds GREAT!
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I don't understand Sony's thinking. Impotantly, this mic works great. But it is wired and enables use of a cell phone that connects to the radio via bluetooth. So it is part of a bluetooth system, but it a wired mic that you connects to a stereo, and when that stereo connects via bluetooth to your cell phone, this mic becomes part of a blue tooth system. I think this is typical configuration.
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You would need to plug into a speaker system. This should be do-able, but you may need an adapter to plug the wireless receiver or hand-held microphone into the sound system's audio-input. If you want to go cheap, plug it into a portable stereo. Otherwise you can get an amplifier (like a guitar amplifier) to deliver the sound from the microphone to an entire room. Need a longer cord for the microphone? Try searching for microphone cords/cables on amazon.