body pack to suit shure PG4 COMPATABLE FOR VOCALS
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Not sure if it will work or not what are you using the PG58 Mic or the PG4receiver?. The GTD operates in a 610-670 MHZ range so if you have the Shure M7 PG58(6-620MHZ) or K12 (620-638 MHZ) or the M15 (662-686 MHZ) series mic's it might work but make sure none of the other channels are in the range of the Shure, otherwise it may splash over to another channel as it searches for a matching frequency. You will have to manually set the frequency on the receiver to match the range of the Shure P. Not sure what you are trying to do?
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I have used these and other Shure's during all kinds of exercise. As long as you don't snag the cord they will be fine. The reason I have se SE425 is because the set I had before, which was the predecessor to these (E4c) got caught up in a rowing machine and the cable was damaged. Now that they have a replaceable cable you don't have to worry about that kind of thing. And if you are worried about sweat, keep in mind these things are built for stage musicians. Experiment and find the right sleeve and you won't have any problems!
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Phantom power is needed for it to perform at peak performance. You can always add a behringer ps400 phantom power supply to your set up and it will take care of the issue. I think they are about $20 on amazon.
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Yes. The gig bag is almost TOO big. I can carry a 34" scale semi-acoustic hollow body bass and a 5 string plus a David Eden WTX-260 head, chords, charts....etc. You might want to add some padding around the PRS to hold it steady.
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I would suggest the EurekaPROM to go with it. Makes it function as a stompbox with native support for guitar VSTs like this.
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If u have access to any foam, this will work with any mic. The foam included was to sloppy for my shure ulx handheld. I custom cut a new piece & works great. Easy on and off with removable top & bottom.
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It will. The multiple pickup patterns give it some versatility. I would recommend omni for violin, cardioid or bidirectional for voice, and stereo for piano.
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Well those isomaxx podium microphones. I am not 100% sure but it should fit either good or a little tight
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I used it for my custom one pro headset. It fits well and enough room for my chord
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Seems to be a standard size mic clip. It fit my Shure PG52 bass mic just fine.
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The body pack you describe has a "4 pin Shure TQG" connector. The Pyle microphone has a "Shure type 4pin Mini XLR". Switchcraft defines a 4 pin TQG as a mini xlr connector. There is a good chance the Pyle adaptor will fit your Shure box. Unfortunately the only way to tell for sure is to have both in your hands. And as for the Pyle being a piece of junk, it is worth what you pay for it. If you want a prime main microphone, you might pick something else. I use it as a secondary mike for kids programs and it works just fine. I don't want to put a $300 mike on a 7 year old. The body pack you describe has a "4 pin Shure TQG" connector. The Pyle microphone has a "Shure type 4pin Mini XLR". Switchcraft defines a 4 pin TQG as a mini xlr connector. There is a good chance the Pyle adaptor will fit your Shure box. Unfortunately the only way to tell for sure is to have both in your hands. And as for the Pyle being a piece of junk, it is worth what you pay for it. If you want a prime main microphone, you might pick something else. I use it as a secondary mike for kids programs and it works just fine. I don't want to put a $300 mike on a 7 year old.
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Most likely not because they are all running different frequencies. Even the shure pg series itself has three different frequency settings, notice the H7 on the end of the model name. That's the frequency and that needs to match the shure receiver or they will not work together. So I doubt it will work with a competing brand. I would say just spend the money on the combo pack, either two handheld or one handheld and lav that come with the receiver. Then make a note of the number on the end, in this case H7 in case you want to add on. These are great mics for the price. Worth every penny. Jeff Most likely not because they are all running different frequencies. Even the shure pg series itself has three different frequency settings, notice the H7 on the end of the model name. That's the frequency and that needs to match the shure receiver or they will not work together. So I doubt it will work with a competing brand. I would say just spend the money on the combo pack, either two handheld or one handheld and lav that come with the receiver. Then make a note of the number on the end, in this case H7 in case you want to add on. These are great mics for the price. Worth every penny.... » Read More Most likely not because they are all running different frequencies. Even the shure pg series itself has three different frequency settings, notice the H7 on the end of the model name. That's the frequency and that needs to match the shure receiver or they will not work together. So I doubt it will work with a competing brand. I would say just spend the money on the combo pack, either two handheld or one handheld and lav that come with the receiver. Then make a note of the number on the end, in this case H7 in case you want to add on. These are great mics for the price. Worth every penny. Jeff « Show Less
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You will want to know the exact size you need. I ordered Medium and it turned out I had been using size large. The medium was too loose and did fit well. If they do not fit snug and tight, the bass will be lacking. So I purchased a large size refill box and sold the mediums NIB. Here is a link to the Shure sizes. I use the black foam sleeves on page 3 of this PDF. Here is the link: http://shure.custhelp.com/ci/fattach/get/4167/0/filename/Earphone+Sleeve+Technical+Info+v2.pdf
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Hi Mike. As I wrote in my review I run a Korg SGproX piano in the input. The 1/4" jack "output" only routes my piano through the unit and continues to my PA. The vocal(s) only come out of the canon "mic" output. You could always use a canon / 1/4" adapter or cable if you're running to a system or amp without low impedance inputs. Good luck.
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With a good mic easy. I have a cheap mic and it sounds like crap. I bought a set of Shure PGXD24/Beta58A Digital Wireless System with Beta 58A Mic and it sounds GREAT!
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it is the same function as shure rpm 626.it is compatible with shure pg30.thank you
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Almost certainly not. Each device has a frequency it uses and they won't match up. Note the "H7" for the Shure bodyback. Not even all Shure receivers will work, it has to be an 'H7' receiver, too.You could buy whatever microphone for the bodyback you wanted, as long as it's the correct kind of connector