Can this be used as a portable pa system? does a mic come with it?
1163603
No. This is just a passive speaker. Behringer makes a portable amplified 150 watt PA speaker called Eurolive B207MP3.
2145491
It comes with an external mic. But I wouldn't buy it again. Find anything but a Pioneer.
18505
I don't believe so. It only has a multi port and dc port. I don't believe you can get a mic to plug into either one of those. Hope this helps.
1608407
As a microphone, yes - but you will need to get it connected to your computer somehow. The included adapters are for connecting through a wireless body pack and receiver pair, not for direct connection to a computer.
408322
You can but it's likely you'll need either an audio interface or mixing board for your mic. If you ready have either connected to your PC you should be fine.
1888524
I don't think this was designed for a microphone but you can try getting an adaptor jack from a radio shack or amazon. I'm really thinking it won't work with a mic and you'll have to get some type of amp. If you want a simple amp try a "Pignose" type amp which you can find at music store. They'll have other options too.
1023884
You can't just use it as a mic amp for your phoneYou can use it while talking on the phone and the conversation will be amplified but other than that just use it for music
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.
1580733
It all depends on what inputs you have on the portable system. If you have a 1/4" input jack, you can use this microphone system.
104666
Yes, you could plug a mic into it but you'll need to make sure it has a high-impedance plug. "High Z" mics don't have the best sound around but I'll tell you that if you are looking for an amp for PA system type use, this will probably not be powerful enough. Plus... This amp's speaker has a tendency to distort at high volume levels, even on the clean setting there is some distortion (and it isn't a cool, rockin' distortion - it is an "ouch, my speaker can't handle this" sort of distortion). I do a lot of home recording and I found this amp to be of very little practical use so I returned it. Yes, you could plug a mic into it but you'll need to make sure it has a high-impedance plug. "High Z" mics don't have the best sound around but I'll tell you that if you are looking for an amp for PA system type use, this will probably not be powerful enough. Plus... This amp's speaker has a tendency to distort at high volume levels, even on the clean setting there is some distortion (and it isn't a cool, rockin' distortion - it is an "ouch, my speaker can't handle this" sort of distortion). I do a lot of home recording and I found this amp to be of very little practical... » Read More Yes, you could plug a mic into it but you'll need to make sure it has a high-impedance plug. "High Z" mics don't have the best sound around but I'll tell you that if you are looking for an amp for PA system type use, this will probably not be powerful enough. Plus... This amp's speaker has a tendency to distort at high volume levels, even on the clean setting there is some distortion (and it isn't a cool, rockin' distortion - it is an "ouch, my speaker can't handle this" sort of distortion). I do a lot of home recording and I found this amp to be of very little practical use so I returned it. « Show Less
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Any PA system or wireless mic pack with a mono input will work. This is not frequency specific.
1506844
Yes, it is an external sound card. You will also need a microphone, either stereo or mono.
1491736
Yes, it has a 3.5 mm external mic jack. You will not be happy with the sound using this mic jack unless you use a preamp such as a Beachtek or Juicedlink.
898657
Hi Jennifer, yes! You are able to plug a microphone into it. We bought this for our son last Christmas and have it set up with a stand and a seat in the living room. He always gravitates toward it and plays. You just gave me a great idea as an add-on for this Christmas :) Good luck with your purchase!
2257996
I do not think so. Unless your mic has a USB connection. Even then, I'm not sure how the unit can respond to the mic. If there needs to be amplification for the mic to be heard, etc. I'm assuming the built in amp in the unit will provide some amplification, just not sure if it's enough to drive the mic.......hope this helps.
455119
You'll need a wireless receiver to use a wireless microphone but you could plug a receiver into one of the channels on this PA to get sound.
1337152
Not really. This microphone needs phantom power, so you need an interface on the other end that can provide power to the microphone.