I own this microphone but want to know if anyone else is getting Radio Transmissions from Radio Stations in your mic input?
1280113
I did not any stations but, I had to send it back for other reasons it would stay in the camcorder
1280114
no radio but you need to change the cable to a shielded cable the XLR cable that comes with it suck.
1280115
Yes the shielding on it sucks I don't use the mic any more. You can try and use a better XLR for it it helps a little
2051053
I bought a lapel mic at Radio Shack to use with ours, but couldn't get enough sound. I don't know if it was a microphone issue or the voice amplifier that was the problem though.
753242
Ok. I'm probably going to sound silly but, did you plug it into the Aux. Also there is an on and off switch on the mic.. other than that, I don't know. Ours worked fine. It might be a bad one.
2076560
I hear mine great, I'd check your receiver settings to make sure the DB level is set properly across all channels (speakers)
2168895
Sorry to hear that I did not have that problem with mine, try and see if you can clean the microphone with a little bit of alcohol
195026
Ok, it is presumed that your mic is set up properly! If you need to reset the unit constantly, return the equipment. It seems you got a "lemon."
668763
You either have a defective device or you have something set wrong. Note there are 2 separate input trim knobs for every channel other than 1&2, so theres a good chance you're turning the wrong knob to set your input gain on channels 3-10; make sure you're turning the mic gain knob if you're using the xlr input, line knob if you're using 1/4". If you're already doing that correctly, you have a defective board. Because of the gain setup I wouldn't be surprised if channels 1&2 are a little louder at unity gain than the rest, but with correct gain settings they shouldn't be louder unless there's a device or user error. You either have a defective device or you have something set wrong. Note there are 2 separate input trim knobs for every channel other than 1&2, so theres a good chance you're turning the wrong knob to set your input gain on channels 3-10; make sure you're turning the mic gain knob if you're using the xlr input, line knob if you're using 1/4". If you're already doing that correctly, you have a defective board. Because of the gain setup I wouldn't be surprised if channels 1&2 are a little louder at unity gain than the rest, but with correct gain settings they shouldn't be louder unless... » Read More You either have a defective device or you have something set wrong. Note there are 2 separate input trim knobs for every channel other than 1&2, so theres a good chance you're turning the wrong knob to set your input gain on channels 3-10; make sure you're turning the mic gain knob if you're using the xlr input, line knob if you're using 1/4". If you're already doing that correctly, you have a defective board. Because of the gain setup I wouldn't be surprised if channels 1&2 are a little louder at unity gain than the rest, but with correct gain settings they shouldn't be louder unless there's a device or user error. « Show Less
1946614
Every or any mic will give you interference if your to close to the receiver. And you need to make sure the Mics are on different channels. I've had the receiver in one room talent in another room. But when you bring the mic to the receiver room to much feed back. Hope this helps.
560938
I did not have any issues with getting the microphone to work. The mic does not work at certain times, for example between songs. You may want to go through setting to increase the mic volume and decrease the music volume.
557425
I don't know if this will help, but have you turned AGC or Automatic Gain Control off on your camera? There is also a switch in the battery compartment of the mic to change the output level from 0db, -10db, and -20db.
384643
The mics and receivers come pre-programmed. You can't change the frequency yourself. Running two microphones on the same frequency will cause collisions (sound like drop-outs and static). I'd return one if possible and specify a different frequency in your request for a replacement.
1330571
HI,I did not do that way, I am using a mixer for Microphone.What is your concerns?Liuharry
2164083
Hi. We have tried this or dealt with this before, but if all you are doing is transferring the audio coming into the Mic to the Camera, it seems like this should be fine. Thank you
1609325
I believe it may just be the set of frequencies. not 100% sure though but i do know if you have a G3-A receiver you have to have a matching transmitter and/or mic attachment
1615579
Check in the MixControl utility that you installed with the drivers and make sure that the channel your mic is plugged into isn't muted. If it is not, my guess is that it is an issue with the setup on your recording software. Depending on the program you are using, there should be an option in the audio preferences to hear your input signal.
1908497
It's very likely that you have in your hands a faulty item. I recommend getting in contact with Logitech and having it replaced.There's also the possibility that your audio drivers or microphone connections are to blame, but I'd still go for the faulty product bit. Good luck!
1338378
Try changing the frequency - there are 3 settings on each mic pack and receiver. Mine does that when the frequencies don't match. Also happens when the battery gets low.