Can I plug a microphone in here and maybe use it for my wedding speeches? Anyone knows?
832415
No, it may be the same size jack, but the input voltage is much smaller if I recalls correctly. unless it has a form of dynamic normalizer, it would not likely work.
832416
I don't know the answer to your question but this speaker is definitely not loud enough for wedding speeches.
832417
I don't see why it would differentiate from its source, as long as the mic is 3.5mm it should work. That said I don't think that it's loud enough to address the average wedding reception venue.
832418
I don't think it would work because the only input is a small stereo input. Plus, it probably wouldn't be loud enough unless you were in a very small room.
832419
If you use a microphone similar to what you would connect to a computer sound card, then it ought to work. You may only end up with output from one speaker, but that should be the worst case scenario.
832420
I don't think so. I'm not 100%, but I do believe the only aux jack input is for male to male to connect to mp3/tablet/phone. It has 4 total inputs - USB, Aux, DC5V(to charge it), and a SD/MMC. Hope that helps.
404627
No, not unless you have/buy a USB Microphone that is built for it. And buying the USB converter doesn't work either
2117626
You will need an external audio device with an XLR input and phantom power. This is a standard microphone with a standard XLR connector, no USB connection.
1246134
officially can used for talking. but actually it can not. as the mic would receive many noises
1956997
Nope, you need a pre' amp interface usb like from m-audio . You will get way better quality. But there are some good usb mic out there on amazon.
21910
Well, yes, you need a microphone cord that will connect to an amplifier or a p.a system, or you can use a powered p.a speaker.
249828
I'm not exactly sure what the question is asking, but you CAN plug it into your iPhone/iPod/iPad and use that microphone instead of the built in microphone. I've done this several times.
959100
Yes you can. Just turn up the input volume and make sure the mic is as close as possible to the sound whole.
1273735
You have to buy speakers. Microphones receive sound and then transmit that sound through speakers. However, I wouldn't even recommend these as a paperweight!
1987972
You can but I wouldn't suggest it. It's got a ridiculous amount of feedback and will blow out. Spend a bit more and get a behringer pa speaker
158107
Most likely not. This is more for an in home studio recording. Additionally, the area around the mic that picks up voice rather small, you would need a mic for every 2-3 people.
400269
You can do that but, you would need to buy an extra memory chip that goes in the back of the mic.
1649896
You could get a "microphone booth", but if you make it yourself, it'd be inexpensive. Also, I'd recommend getting a mic stand, a shock mount, and a pop filter, but these things aren't "necessary" just nice little additives to make you sound a bit better if you're willing to spend a little more money.
771455
Depends where you plan on using the booth, but I would suggest a table mic stand and using some ingenuity to place the stand in the booth. Hope this helps...
1457388
You can definitely plug the mic in and it will work, but I don't see where the shoe will fit to hold the mic. Unless of course you use a boom-pole then it won't matter.
821683
Hi Scooby, the answer is yes. If you are going to be having a small to mid size conference and need better microphone pickup distance and sound, check out the Konftel 300ip or the Polycom Soundstation IP 6000.
273911
Im no expert but this does have a mic input that you can use, I use it and it worked out fine once I figured out how to connect everything...what helped me was I did a search for this model to find out the how's and what's-- it would be capable of. They also have a website which if you google the model you can find loads of info that will be helpful, thats how I did my research, good luck hope my answer helped you out