How can you get this device to transmit audio to an entire room, like a regular microphone? What is missing?
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You need to plug the receiver unit into an amplifier. The output connection uses a 1/8" audio jack. Most amplifiers require a 1/4" male connector. You can find an adapter from any Radio Shack type store. You will need an adapter that has a 1/8" male plug at one end (this goes into the receiver units "output") the other side needs to be a 1/4" male plug. This end goes into the amplifier.
1299968
You would need to plug into a speaker system. This should be do-able, but you may need an adapter to plug the wireless receiver or hand-held microphone into the sound system's audio-input. If you want to go cheap, plug it into a portable stereo. Otherwise you can get an amplifier (like a guitar amplifier) to deliver the sound from the microphone to an entire room. Need a longer cord for the microphone? Try searching for microphone cords/cables on amazon.
120174
In looking at your question once more, would have to say this device is intended for wireless microphone input to a powered PA, not transmission of audio to speakers. Suggest looking for wireless speaker transmitter devices.
2250985
Though the computer can see the headset as the mic, when I checked how loud the computer was receiving the voice input, it was only seeing it as a whisper, even though I was speaking very loudly.In short, you can set it up, but it will be useless.Sources: Quick test using a Win7 comp and Windows Recording Devices
981345
It's not for full range audio, it's a sub link. It only transmits the lower frequencies. This is not intended for streaming.
656322
I have had the Microphones as far away as the cord will allow from the speakers, you can put the speakers say across the room and just use the tuner to connect everything the speakers on mine I have coming out the back of the tuner and the mic's are coming out the front of the tuner. I have my Mic stands up front where I have my Laptop computer because I have to connect my sound from my laptop to one of the Inputs on the front of the tuner I just got an adaptor that goes from small to large and plug that in like I would a Microphone.
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I wish I had an easy answer for you, Roger. 2 suggestions: 1) I found the customer service via SimpleSoft's website (http://www.simplesoftusa.com/) helpful. They responded within a day. 2) Keep trying different ports. I had trouble with the bluetooth microphone, and through trial and error, found a workable solution. It involved calling my wife several times, and asking if she could hear me. If not, I tried a different port. Eventually, 1 worked. Frustrating - and poor instructions - but in the end, worth the effort. Good luck!
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This mic is designed to connect directly to a wireless mic transmitter pack (Like a Senneheiser or Sony). You could then take the receiver pack and connect that to an amplifier which accepts either a mini plug or an XLR connection and then connect a speaker to the amplifier to use in a classroom. Other that I'm not sure how you would do it. The end connector on this mic has a screwed end which directly attaches to a wireless transmiiter pack. This mic will not work in any device that doesn't have that type of connector. No matter what type of mic you use you'll need to get the signal to an amplifier and then ultimately out to a speaker for the classroom to hear you.
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The best method would be to use a audio interface box. There are many different models but you could get a descent USB 2.0 one for under a $100.00. Typically they come with mic preams built into the box so you would not have to worry about getting a preamplifier to boost your microphone signal up to a line level. If you went direct you would at least have to use an adapter from XLR male to 1/4 or 1/8 male so it could be plugged directly into your computer motherboard. But you might have a problem with microphone amplification as well as possibly noise from a low mic signal. Hope this helps!
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I don't know, but the question prompts me to try a work-around I've thought of. You can buy, at Amazon or elsewhere, a wireless microphone kit with TWO mikes for less than $30. I've thought of hooking that up to the Hisonic to see how well it works. I'll try to give it a go this weekend. John Donohue
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I actually picked it up for just this purpose but I can't get it to work with my MacBook Pro. Its strange though, as it sees the microphone, but I cant record any audio with it. It could be that I've just got a setting wrong somewhere. Anyone have any suggestions?
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You probably want a mixer. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_kk_1?rh=i%3Aelectronics%2Ck%3Aaudio+mixer&keywords;=audio+mixer&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1429283504
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There is a line level out which you can run straight into your pc. Just remember it'll be mono. You don't NEED an audio interface. Most PCs have a line level or microphone input you could use. The quality would be better with an audio interface. It is likely not needed to make this work though.
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Sorry sir, this device has no connection to a microphone, this is a headphone amplifier, and splitter, the input is only one for a signal that comes from the headphone output from whether a mixer or a eegular amplifier, and you have the capability to conect up to 4 people/headphones with enough volume for each one. If yu connect a wired mic at the input the signal is too low that will be impossible to be amplified enough to the level to hear it, unless the signal comes from a mixer in which the mic is connected.
734754
Yes, it will transmit voice as well as any good sound source. Keep in mind however that the range is very limited and may not meet your needs. For same room or next room applications it works great!
1766904
Kind of a hard question but you could find a Microphone with a 3.5 ml input and get a splitter. I think it would work
624569
No one? I am specifically looking for a UBS output to speaker system. The reason is fidelity & elimination of latency.
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Just a microphone. Pickup range is not very far so if you are using it in a large room you may need multiple or a better mic