I'm a pastor what do i need to hook it up to my head for my mic ?
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By the way you don't need your microphone anymore. See A. Garcia's comments below.
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If you're using for a Sunday Sermon. You need to connect the receiver to the microphone 1/4 XLR connection at the back or front of the mixer but you need an adapter from 3.5mm to 1/4 XLR microphone then connect the wireless lavalier in your belt and microphone clip under your shirt. The receiver antenna has to be pointed toward you in order to work. Range is up to 350 feet. I purchase two set of this and it works for my needs. I used it for interview and short film to post in youtube. Good luck
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It won't hook to your head without some serious creativity! There's a clip to hook the mic to your collar, and that works very well.
2019197
I use a Audio-Technica AT875R Short Shotgun Microphone with XLR plug. But, you would not be limited to any particular mic. Whatever mic you get will probably come with a clamp with a 5/8" thread which screws into this boom pole. I use this rigging for sound in the field.
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If you use it as an interview microphone, close to the sound source, it should be ok.If you expect to leave it in the middle of the church and be able to hear the priest words, it is not going to work. For that I would suggest use a lavalier mic on the speaker (easier if wireless) and record on the zoom H4N through it's XLR inputs.Good luck
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It should plug into any 3.5 mm microphone jack. If you want to plug this in via USB your going to need to buy a 3.5mm to half inch converter and buy a USB audio interface. I would not suggest that because thats going to run you 35+ dollars. Most computers have the 3.5mm microphone jack so you should be all set.
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you just need an adapter from 1/4" to xlr. Then you just plug the mic in to the pedal through the adapter and from there to the DI box and your in the PA.
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I have the gorilla pod for mine and I use it at least twice a week to record church sermons which I then post onto youtube. I don't know of an external mic although I've never had to use one the sound is great. I never have any trouble hearing the pastor from half way back in the church. Kim
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You bet. You'll need an adaptor to combine the mic and speaker cables, but works like a charm.
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If you use it as an interview microphone, close to the sound source, it should be ok. If you expect to leave it in the middle of the church and be able to hear the priest words, it is not going to work. For that I would suggest use a lavalier mic on the speaker (easier if wireless) and record on the zoom H4N through it's XLR inputs. Good luck
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I've used a couple of different microphones, so any standard studio mike/usb mic will work. I use aweighted standard desk stand with my Audio Technica and a windscreen. Mic and stand size should not be an issue. Also, a shock mount should fit fine.I've been recording spec spots for my radio clients with it. Works great.
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I use this on my BlueYeti. That's a wired mic. All you need is a mic with the threads. Screw off the head of this, and you're gravy.
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The boom mic stand comes with an xlr to xlr mic cable pre-installed. That should connect directly to your microphone no adapter necessary. Jamal Whited nworcsradio@gmail.com djck@atlwebradio.com
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Base on your description, I believe you have an amplified speaker. All you need is a mono to stereo audio cable that has a 1/4" in one end and 2 RCA on the other end. plug the rca side to the white and red input, and the 1/4" end to the mic receiver.
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Plug it into one of your USB ports, then plug the headphones/mic/speakers or whatever your using it for in and you done. Windows has native support so the Operating system should pick it up right away. I bought mine for a set of Klipsch speakers, has been working well for about 4 months.
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You definitely need a preamp and audio interface or an audio interface that includes at least one mic preamp. Also the preamp you use will need quite a bit of gain as this mic has a fairly low output level.
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You will need an XLR style mic cable and a mixer that has a phantom power source. The mic needs power so phantom power must be provided either by the mixer or an external box. This mic is designed primarily for measurements for room acoustics or speaker performance. A program like "Room EQ Wizard" is a must to complete a measurement. It can be downloaded for free at a website called "Home Theatre Shack"
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I am not sure. If you are already have a mic, I would compare the plug on the end of it to the one in the picture.
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I went to Radio Shack and bought a 1/8 plug to 1/4 plug adapter to put on the mic cord. Then I bought a model 274-017 XLR balanced adapter to plug it into a 3 prong mic port. Since the Audio-Technica system comes with a battery/preamp, you don't need a direct box. I plugged the mini adapter into the back of the balanced adapter and the whole thing into the mic port on my Fender amp system. Works like a charm and was suggested by my buddy who runs a recording studio. Just remember to turn the mic off when you're not using it so you don't run down the battery. You'll get very little sound out of it otherwise if the battery is dead. If your system has phantom power, it may work without the battery, haven't tried that yet. Probably spent about $20 total on the two adapters. Good luck! Kerry