Will any wireless microphone work with a Pyle PWMA 800W VHF Wireless Portable PA system w/echo, or can you tell me where I can purchase a new wireless
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No. The wireless microphone that comes with it is programmed to the unit. I own two systems and both microphones only work with the respective system. However, there are microphones you can buy that you can plug a 3.55 mm audio jack into the PA system that are wireless to the microphone.
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It may be defective. I plugged it into my Windows XP and it installed and worked. I also use it on my PS3 and it is perfect. Perfect microphone and sound quality is quite good. Try contacting Pyle about your issue. Sorry I could not help very much
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Dear Kyle T.: Greetings from Cartagena de Indias,Colombia.Yes,of course.Is an excellent wireless microphone!!!!Is also,a walkie-talky.With bluetooth technology!!!!!!!!!You can connect this mic and especially the receiver,with other devices,such as cell phones,tablets,computers,your tv.!!!!Other video cameras,differents brands.Ok?Was a pleasure to help you!!!!!Victor Manuel./Welcome any time!!!!!!!!!!!
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Any bluetooth device should be compatible. We are a day camp and use this for music & dance with wireless mics all the time. All wireless mic systems has a receiver which plugs into speaker with a 1/4" or XLR wire. I can recommend the Samson Stage 5 or 55 Handheld options. Amazon also seems the same speaker that includes a wireless handheld mic. It's 299. Samson Expedition XP106w Rechargeable Battery Powered Wireless PA with Bluetooth®
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There is a deal for this unit with wearable wireless microphone at http://www.woot.com/offers/pro-uhf-wireless-microphone-system for 109.00 plus 5.00 for shipping - owned by amazon.
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I do not know I don't know what type of system the Audio 2000's VHF AWM6025 is so I can't tell for sure. It works great for Skype but it did not work for my ampliphier for my voice.
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Hi This microphone comes minus the XLR cable, You'll have purchase that. You may be able to get a wireless mic something like the SM7,but I'm not aware they make a wireless version.
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The unit itself does not have a wireless feature built in. It uses XLR inputs and outputs. If your mic has a separate unit that connects via XLR, then yes, it will work.
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Richard, The microphones are not wireless. You would need to order cables dependent on the length you need for your application. Respectfully, Merry
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You can get Pyle's wireless mic sets, and they come with up to 8 separate mic channels. Please see the following model number. PDWM8400
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If you buy a mic, it with have phantom power and be at 600 ohms for it to work correctly with the Cannon Vixia hf r500. I purchased a lavalier mic with the correct specs but still not compatible as it only gives me mono sound although the input is stereo....so its trial and error with your choices....but your error will be much cheaper than the $250 wireless mic that cannon offere
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As long as you PA system has phantom power, it should work like a dream. I haven't used the Pyle PMEMS10 but it appears to have a normal xlr for a wireless beltclip.
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Hi , This throat mic is for Kenwood , Hypario & some of Chinese brand like Baofeng,However, its not for some of walkie talkie has two prongs . eg . Midland , Motorola , Alinco..etc. May I know what radio are you using ?
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unfortunately you need an amplifier, unless you buy the Behringer 8500 which can come wireless.
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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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I believe you would need to upgrade to a CP-8831-K9 in order to purchase a CP-8831-MIC-WRLS wireless microphone kit
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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