How well would it work as an assisted listening system in a church situation?
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I don't believe it would work in a church unless you were able to connect it to the church sound system and have the receiver pointed directly at where you are sitting. Any movement in front of the receiver will distort the sound.
943663
I don't think it would work. Such systems are usually radio frequency operated devices which have a considerably longer range than does the infrared transmission medium used in this device.
2145063
I don't think the speaker will be able to pick up enough volume, but you could give it a test. Beat wishes.
1647797
This is great for church activities. There are three bands for this series, so you can have more than one going at the same time. If you use more than one on the same band, it will cause a static sound. The best thing is that it runs off of only one AA battery. The bad thing is that the handset will pick up any tapping like putting it down on a table or tapping it with anything. My suggestion would be to keep the gain at about 9 o'clock and turn up the channel on your mixer.
2170536
The system is nothing more than a CB radio that you connect to one of the output jacks on speaker system. Such as one would have in a church for broadcasting sound. Any translation would have to be done by a translator prior to this unit.
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I use mine to play at church all the time ( to interface with the sound system), and it's been fine for me. The Behringer is a very well designed DI box and should provide you with no problems at all.
758310
We use the Pyle-pro rack in our church but it is plugged in to an amplifier system that feeds speaker. I am not great on audio, would think you need more than a mixer to drive the system. If this mixer is also or has and amplifier I would think it would work.
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Hi Kathy,It worked for translating sermons but you do need to get a mic to connect to the main machine and translate it from thereAlthough the sound was very good, and i didnt have too much problem with it, my pastor was very picky and that even a little static can bother people so we returned ithope it helps
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Is this system still working excellent for me, i Got this system for abaut 2 years now, I think this system will work Perfect for your church..I used this system for my karaoke..&#9786;&#65039;
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I'm not certain what your specific needs are for church programs but I can tell you this is a great product. Light and portable with a very nice built in speaker. It has been used on a weekly basis for a round table meeting of anywhere from 25 - 40 people and it works very well in that setting. I would recommend it....
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Alphonso, I would say yes, you can. An average sermon lasts less than 79 minutes, 59 seconds, which is the maximum length of most CD-R's, so timing shouldn't be a problem. To set up for recording, you will need either to tap directly into your church's sound system; or for a free-standing application, to use microphones along with a small stereo preamplifier (or with two mono preamps, one each for the right and left channels) to boost the signal. This model has only a direct recording input, which is in the back of the unit. It isn't equipped with mic inputs, but you certainly may use them by plugging your powered preamp into that back-panel input, and then plugging the mics into the preamp. To obtain the best reproduction of your preacher's voice, you will want to set the recording volume just about as loud as you would for copying music, i.e., high enough for plenty of movement in the visual meters, but not high enough for them to go often into the red zone. If you wish to monitor the sound as you record, you may listen with headphones. That's about it, I think; I hope this information helps you. Let me know if you have further questions.
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Yes, I've used it with GoToMeeting as well and it works. Obviously the quality is better if it's a smaller room. Make sure the speakers are not too close by because the mic will pick up the sound coming out of speakers and you'll get feedback.
966638
I never tried it in church but live in a big house. The reception is good even when I go to the far end of the house so I believe it works in a church setting too as the performer is on stage where the receiver is near by.
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Youll hear him. Whether he's understandabledepends on the acoustics of the church. Full church good results Device needs batteries
1055313
In my church I have someone that translate to other language but this system did not work for us when someone was playing the keyboard the sound got cut.
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That's what I'm doing, and it works great. The only feature that will be useless in that scenario is the library of known speakers, but you'll be perfectly fine without it.
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I have not used this device in a classroom, however, I used in the church and worked fine as well as in a small group meeting less than 10 people. Either occasions, I had not had any issues with recording and playing as long as there is no noise. It will pick up and sound as it should. Hope this helps to make you decision. Thanks.
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In my experience you'll get "white noise." I don't believe that any single mike can capture more than the ambient cacophony in a large hall. This "wall of sound" can be used - sparingly - for background tone, but it will obscure the music or the preacher / speaker. What I've done in this sort of situation is to have a separate feed to a mike on a stand (in front of the speaker), a mike a boom directly overhead - both can be connected by wire to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Ideally, you should have a clip-on lavaliere mike that transmits a wireless signal camera. The lavaliere is wired to a small box that clips on the speaker's belt or some other part of the wardrobe which sends a signal to receiver attached near to or on the camera and connected by an XLR cable to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Churches usually have mikes, stands and cables which you can use. Lavaliere set-ups can be rented which is a good idea because good ones are expensive to purchase unless you're going to be using them a lot. I hope this helps.