I have a restaurant , i used wired mic to call the order, xlr cable 75ft, can i replace it with this wireless mic.??have too much prob with xlr wire !
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This is doubtful with this particular product. It didn't work well for me and died right after warranty was over, too.
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This Martin Ranger wireless Microphone may be the answer for you. I got it since two months and I still using it.
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Should work well, we use them to call back numbers for BINGO night in a large clubhouse. The charger is a handy place to store the mics, on top of the receiver unit and will keep the batteries ready to use. We use them once per week for six months of the year, and for 2 years. You might be able to buy a better set, but for the money, I don't think you can beat this set.
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yes you can. Martin Ranger mic works perfectly with distortion. do not stand near thespeakers to talk because you will get a squil
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Yes I can't see my review but one sends and the other receives. You will not be disappointed with this mic. It's the industry standard. One thing though a wired mic will always sound a hair better.
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its like it the mike take a reg XLR connector i use it with my wireless unit works just fine...
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You would probably go with the boom microphone option versus the wired. It supports both.
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Yes, probably other brands will work too, but I use my Samson SWV266SHT6U-611 Handheld Wireless Microphones with this and it works great. It has two wireless microphones, so I plug in the receiver unit to one of the mike jacks and both of the microphones work off of that jack. Then I can use one of the other wired microphones that came with it in the other jack to allow for 3 users. I imagine if I had two of the wireless sets I might be able to use all 4 separate microphones-haven't tried that though.
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Yes via the mic in (if the unit has phantom power) You can ask behringer on twitter @BEHRINGER you need a decent quality mic cable I recommend the GLS XLR Mic cables GLS Audio 25 foot Mic Cable Patch Cords - XLR Male to XLR Female Black Microphone Cables - 25' Balanced Mic Snake Cord - Single I own four of these and swear by them
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When we use the wireless mics it overrides the built in mic. The sound is much better than the built in mic so it works great for us.
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Amazon used to carry replacement foam ear buds. I haven't look lately. Also, many music stores have them as well but they are kind of generic and don't really last long. I can't answer about the mic cable.
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yes but you need another wire which comes separate to utilize the mic general sound comes over wifi but communication is hard wired
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Dear Eric, Thank you for your question regarding our 3.5 mm cable. As long as your cable for your Microphone uses a 3.5mm jack, this cable will work. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com
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You will need an adapter that takes the xlr connector to USB, and also provides 48 volts. I use the Lexicon Lambda. It works well. Audio technical also makes s similar mic that is designed for USB.
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Looks to me that clipping on to the wire shouldn't be a problem. Just make sure you have a mic port on your computer.
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You don't want to use the line input for the Mic, you should use either a 1/4 inch or XLR input
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I would recommend getting colored xlr cables ~6 ft or so. Thus would allow you to turn up the blue mic, for example, without having to think which color is where. You will need 4 xlr cables but I believe they come in packs of 6 on Amazon.
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I think so, it does task the 10 mic inputs completely...as far as XLR inputs are concerned. I wouldn't have any hesitation to use it with wireless mics. There are only 4 inputs with compression...if your wireless mics have separate compression, effects, etc, then great. I enjoy working with mine, but I don't fully task it as you might. The rule of thumb is to buy more inputs than you think you'll need...because at some point your needs might change....just sayin'. I'm very happy with my Mackie. You might go a step up...to the 22? I think that's the next step. That way you'll have extra inputs. But in the end it's your choice. I think so, it does task the 10 mic inputs completely...as far as XLR inputs are concerned. I wouldn't have any hesitation to use it with wireless mics. There are only 4 inputs with compression...if your wireless mics have separate compression, effects, etc, then great. I enjoy working with mine, but I don't fully task it as you might. The rule of thumb is to buy more inputs than you think you'll need...because at some point your needs might change....just sayin'. I'm very happy with my Mackie. You might go a step up...to the 22? I think that's the next step. That way you'll have extra... » Read More I think so, it does task the 10 mic inputs completely...as far as XLR inputs are concerned. I wouldn't have any hesitation to use it with wireless mics. There are only 4 inputs with compression...if your wireless mics have separate compression, effects, etc, then great. I enjoy working with mine, but I don't fully task it as you might. The rule of thumb is to buy more inputs than you think you'll need...because at some point your needs might change....just sayin'. I'm very happy with my Mackie. You might go a step up...to the 22? I think that's the next step. That way you'll have extra inputs. But in the end it's your choice. « Show Less
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I have never done so but I am sure if you contact Pyle with the model number they can send you a new cord. I did order and receive a replacement wireless mike from Pyle a couple of years ago.
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The cable needed for this mic is an XLR. Make sure you have a mixer to use it with ;-)