Must this mic be used with a transmitter or can it be used on it's own?
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It can be used on its own only if your recording device can supply condenser mic voltage (approximately 3 VDC). This is an option on many field and portable recorders, as well as many PCs and laptops. I hope this is what you are asking.
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This mic can be used on any unit that accepts 1/8" mic plugs. You can also use a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter on it. Just check the fit since this unit has a screw-in type base and may not fit your application.
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It's designed to be used with a lavlier but it would probably work if you had the right plug. It is a screw lock plug for sennheiser or awisco wireless.
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I used on senheisser transmitter and also direct to a voice recorder but it must support non-powered mic
712348
This mic requires phantom power from a mixer board. Will not work without phantom power. There are some external phantom power boxes you can purchase that are not expensive.
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The transmitter box does not have an input. It is plugged into a mixer or an amplifier. Once this is done a second wired microphone can be added to the mixer or amplifier. This unit was a great value and I use it with my band.
1553322
If you need your own mixes, you will each need your own transmitter. Transmitters send the same mix across all receivers connected to it.
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I didn't test it yet but I bought it for DJ equipment use. I think this mic is not for that because it has to be use with emplifyer. You need rodeo mics
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Yes, it can be used live. I'm not sure how compatible it is with other live mics
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Yes, it is a condenser mic and requires power. Usually the power would be supplied by the wireless body pack transmitter.
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This mic is not made to be plugged into a camera directly! You need the transmitter and receiver as well! I got this to replace the mic that came with my audio package!
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I don't see why not. As long as you can connect it to your unit with a Mic cable you should be able to use it.
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Hi! You would need to also purchase a audio splitter if you want to use the mic by itself. But if you want it to be just by itself you can always by a usb mic and plug it into your ps4 directly. But I'd take my chances with option 1
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We use this mic with a Tascam CD recorder, no problems. We a currently running the mic through a Presonus digital board, then to the recorder. If you try to go direct to your recording device, I would recommend you try it first at the -30 db attenuation, then work your way up. Hope this helps.
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This shouldn't be a problem! As long as there is a receiver that can be plugged into the MIC INPUT.
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Don't really understand the question. So here are few possible answers to your question.1)It is a UHF 2)A GTD audio receiver, you can buy the transmitter mic a receiver together here on amazon.3) you will not be able to hear anything from this mic unless you have the receiver and something to play the audio that has an input. Most people probably use a karaoke machine, a PA, or maybe even a stereo with a mic input which will probably require an adapter.
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Assuming the question is whether the mic will work with an Audio-Technica body pack transmitter, the answer is no. This mic is wired for a Shure body pack. Audio-Technica and Shure both use 4-pin connectors; however, they are wired differently. The pin-out functions do not match. Audio-Technica: 1=ground; 2=line input; 3=mic input; 4=bias. Shure: 1=ground; 2=bias; 3=audio input; 4=ground through load. I do not believe that Pyle offers this mic with an Audio-Technica-wired connector.
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That is correct. We plugged it into the transmitter that came with a lavalier mic that didn't work nearly as well. This product has been operating perfectly.
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Yes it's best if you turn off the attached mic and use just the this mic. You may even have to unplug your mic anyway to connect the this mic to the plug that your mic is plugged into.
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This one is a slave device, so you would need a transmitter if you wanted it to communicate with a master device. I am not sure which transmitter you need though.