wil I be able to hear preacher in church ? will this devicerun off the church sound system
272473
I do not know how bad your hearing is but it really helped my mother . It has a microphone to pick up sound so whatever the sound system is putting out will be picked up and amplified . Good luck
272474
This is just an amplifier. It will not directly connect to the church sound system.
272475
this only makes everything louder.If you are elderly then the chances are you only need to have certain soundsmade louder.Much more expensive!! Making everything louder, dos'nt help much. OK?
272476
Youll hear him. Whether he's understandabledepends on the acoustics of the church. Full church good results Device needs batteries
571577
Yes. The "monitor out" isn't powered, so you'll need to either have a power amp for monitors, or use powered speakers.
1779787
As long as you device (iPod or whatever else you are using as source material) is near the speaker, you should be able to do this. I plan to do the same in my yard, and tested it out. Seems to work just fine.
553273
Alphonso, I would say yes, you can. An average sermon lasts less than 79 minutes, 59 seconds, which is the maximum length of most CD-R's, so timing shouldn't be a problem. To set up for recording, you will need either to tap directly into your church's sound system; or for a free-standing application, to use microphones along with a small stereo preamplifier (or with two mono preamps, one each for the right and left channels) to boost the signal. This model has only a direct recording input, which is in the back of the unit. It isn't equipped with mic inputs, but you certainly may use them by plugging your powered preamp into that back-panel input, and then plugging the mics into the preamp. To obtain the best reproduction of your preacher's voice, you will want to set the recording volume just about as loud as you would for copying music, i.e., high enough for plenty of movement in the visual meters, but not high enough for them to go often into the red zone. If you wish to monitor the sound as you record, you may listen with headphones. That's about it, I think; I hope this information helps you. Let me know if you have further questions.
380553
This was my plan when I purchased this device. Yes, it will play through the speakers but unfortunately there's a timeout setting on either the phone or speaker that will disconnect on idle (I think it's 20-30 mins) So it will be disconnect itself by the time the alarm is set to go off. I'm still pretty happy with it, my nightstand is less cluttered.
318792
Depends on size of church...we used it in a community social hall for a show and they worked well. We were able to use the 8 mics at the same time, but that may depend on the sound system in the church. Price is good. Sound man was able to keep feed back noise down.....that depends on the sound system you have.
1362575
You can use it as a Public Address system to make general announcements to all parts of the building having the system e.g. WAKE UP NOW ITS TIME TO GET READY FOR CHURCH!! I use that one most Sundays when I'm downstairs and they are playing possum while I wash the dishes. I sneak and set it up Saturday nights late as my son likes to turn down the volume on me. It works great :) .
1534983
Yes. I do this at church, recording the sermon directly from the mixer's phone port to the recorder. When I get home I connect my analog to digital converter to the recorders "ear" port and the converter to my computer to make CD's for those who are in nursing homes and can't get to church.
377809
I'm not certain what your specific needs are for church programs but I can tell you this is a great product. Light and portable with a very nice built in speaker. It has been used on a weekly basis for a round table meeting of anywhere from 25 - 40 people and it works very well in that setting. I would recommend it....
658881
I haven't tried to see if will work. I do not believe it will ,never have had one to provide audio in fast forward . I would expect the sound would be distorted .
1633355
No. This device was designed to deliver sound from a bluetooth SOURCE to a Wired speaker. What you need is the opposite so this isn't a solution for you. Cheers.
1285529
Yes, depending on the size of your church. The device works really well and you can enlarge it to a fairly large size screen for people to see.
1113936
No it will not help. All you will be able to hear is the back-ground noise. You will not be able to hear the people close to you. You would be better to get a device with volume control.
1773988
Depends...in the gym, I cannot hear it. In a church, if it's quiet, yes, you can hear a click, but not so loud as to disturb those around you. I hope this helps.
1597791
The plugin from the transmitter to the sound system is a phono type plug. If your system has a headset jack it should work fine. I plug into my IPhone/IPad most of the time. I've had my speakers for a few years now and love them.
2156103
I think it will work, it just can't work without it's own power. As long as your speaker gives it power then it should work.
642121
This device does not handle sound. It only transmits usb keyboard and mouse signals. That is not a problem for me because I want to hear sounds and warnings from all my computers. If you are only looking at one screen and connected to one speaker system you would never know if one of the other computers crashed or needed your attention. Even when I used a different kvm switch with eight computers I still kept separate speakers active on all eight computers.