Can this be used with a PA system? Looking for wireless mic I can use with Samson Expedition XP308i.
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It appears that it would but we recommend you check the manufacturer webpage for design specifications.
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I believe so that this can be used for a Public Address system. The base unit hooks up like a regular mic to the mic jack input (of a P.A. system if applicable) then the base unit acts as the wireless receiver. The base unit also has 2 mic volume controls on its front. The wireless mics takes 9v rectangular batteries. The 9v batteries should be of good quality to create a good strong signal connection to the base unit. You can also play with the orientation of the base unit's (2) two telescopic antennas for better reception.
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No, I asked Samson this same question recently. The wireless just works with their handheld mic unless you are an expert on electronics and can simulate the set up in a face mic
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you can't directly but I used it with a Griffin iMic device and it works great. I'd also suggest a good audio editing software program to get the full benefit of this preamp. I've used it with both inexpensive mics and professional quality mics and it makes both sound great with some tweaking. You'll need a good audio editing tools to get the most out of it.
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I don't have the answer I use it with the PA system it works perfect with the system.
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I don't believe so. The purpose of the mic is for hands free phone calls, not a PA system. Hope this helps you.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This is a monitoring system, not designed for a microphone so you will need a separate wireless microphone system for your mic. Please feel free to let us know if you have any other questions or concerns. Thank you!
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Just ran into this message thread, looking to update my wireless mic setup for my Zi8, that I've had since Christmas. Rick-whoever you talked to at Kodak must not be very well-knowledged. I have been using a wireless mic that I've had for nearly 30 years. I'm looking to find one with updated technology, hoping the quality will be a bit better. Hope I can, but if I can't, I know I have one that does work with it. It's an old RCA, but its range is only about 15-18 feet and I have to get the mic close to my mouth or decent sound pickup.
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Yes you can. I use the xlr from the pa to the mic input for my in ear monitors. And then I use the monitor in for my iPad or computer.
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It will work great. It has a mini-jack for your ipod, and you can use the second input (XLR) for your mic. Keep in mind that this speaker will not provide phantom power to a microphone, but that shouldn't be a problem if you're using wireless.
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I don't believe a wireless mic will work with GoPro. When I was purchasing the Sony ECM-AW3 microphones last year I found that you need a "mic out" and unless something has changed, the GoPro models do not have this feature.
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As long as you PA system has phantom power, it should work like a dream. I haven't used the Pyle PMEMS10 but it appears to have a normal xlr for a wireless beltclip.
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Hi' you can buy a mackie srm 1000w and you dont need that michrophone you can buy a samson' the shure mic is for sing
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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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There is nothing specified in the user guide and I also do not notice any additional inputs, jacks, etc. to support wireless microphones, so I am fairly certain there is nothing inherently in this unit to support wireless microphones. You would probably need to purchase the receiver portion for the wireless signal as well.
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The unit itself does not have a wireless feature built in. It uses XLR inputs and outputs. If your mic has a separate unit that connects via XLR, then yes, it will work.
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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.
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I just looked up the specs on this mic and on the Mackie unit (as can anyone). The Mackie device you specified can provide up to 10 mA per mic for phantom powering. This mic draws only 8 mA, so per each manufacturer's specs, you should be good.