I need a total of eight mics or four dual receivers, can each of the receivers be of the same frequency type?
1935275
I think your question is referring to the same frequency band. If so the answer is yes. If the question is can they be the same frequency the answer is no. You wont get all the mics coming cleanly into one receiver. They will all interfere with each other if they are the set to the same frequency.
1935276
Yes, but if you want to individually control each mic, they have to be on seperate channels, so you'll need 4 of these recievers.
497914
Yes 5/6 and 7/8both can hold Mics..so in total you could have 6 mics connected at the same time....
1387946
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.
226040
You probably can do what you are asking as long as the two units are receiving the same frequency. The one I bought has a number (sticker) on the PA unit itself and a matching number on the hand held mic. This indicates to me that there are several different frequencies with these units. You would need to request matching units.
151256
No you can not. unfortunately u can one use 1 pair. All carry the same frequencies.I have that problem when someone near by is using the same mics. You get they mics thru your system and visa verse
1420942
There is only one mic input to the transmitter and one line output from the receiver. You can switch between two frequencies in case one has interference.
1499899
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
236355
In North America there are 4 possible frequencies that you can use. N1 - N4. You cannot have more than one of each so if you want more than one mic you must use a different number. The mic will hook up to a speaker if it has a mic input and is a powered speaker.
45656
Yes you can. You can set the receivers to be on the same frequency. You can do that with any set. More importantly, stay away from this unit. It sucks. We had to replace it within 5 months of moving our twins in their room. And we should have replaced it sooner, we just didn't want to admit it sucked as soon as the problems started. Crackling, popping, mixed in with blasts of static that could last for 30 seconds to 10 minutes. Fun when it happened at 3 am! Stay away from this!
139935
yes the mics we have are all interchangable...we have a total of 10 gtd mics...we love them!!!!
535899
Yes all 8 talk to each other. Be sure they are on the same code and channel.
684054
Can only use accessories one at a time. Mic only quitar only. Move to. 60 watt, 4 channel mixer
1266514
It should be. I have the 733 system with two mics though so , I am not sure about yours with 4 mics.
1416331
Yes it should not be an issue, I have done each plug with multiple wireless mics before.
2134919
That should not be a problem. They are each on their own frequency. We don't generally do that but it shouldn't be a problem. We ordered an additional handheld mic but it's on the same frequency as one of the headset mics and you can't use them at the same time. Good luck, JK
1247404
To mix 4 or 8 or really any number of mics into one channel you will need a splitter to go from 1 to 4 (or how ever many you need). You may have to get two 1 to 4 and one one to 2 to mix 8 together. Or you get a mixing device which will be more expensive. Now of course if you do this the one channel that is recording is going to have all audio channels recording at the same time so if you have sound on all channels it will be hard to isolate one specific channel to listen to. You really want a separate recording channel for each mic unless you know you will never have audio on more than one mic at a time. To mix 4 or 8 or really any number of mics into one channel you will need a splitter to go from 1 to 4 (or how ever many you need). You may have to get two 1 to 4 and one one to 2 to mix 8 together. Or you get a mixing device which will be more expensive. Now of course if you do this the one channel that is recording is going to have all audio channels recording at the same time so if you have sound on all channels it will be hard to isolate one specific channel to listen to. You really want a separate recording channel for each mic unless you know you will never have audio on more than one... » Read More To mix 4 or 8 or really any number of mics into one channel you will need a splitter to go from 1 to 4 (or how ever many you need). You may have to get two 1 to 4 and one one to 2 to mix 8 together. Or you get a mixing device which will be more expensive. Now of course if you do this the one channel that is recording is going to have all audio channels recording at the same time so if you have sound on all channels it will be hard to isolate one specific channel to listen to. You really want a separate recording channel for each mic unless you know you will never have audio on more than one mic at a time. « Show Less
1920414
Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.