I bought this microphone WM-300 last month. I would like to buy one more set. But the product no. changed to WM-100. Are they same?
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I Got Mine Used Them Once Then Returned Them Very Muffled And Cheaply built
2210217
The microphone is the same. It was originally sold with a cable, or "less cable" (LC). I suppose the LC package with a cable has a cable from a source other than Shure, or maybe both do.
1768587
These work like any other microphone. I have used them with my Tascams, Sony and Zoom and they worked perfectly. They work fine with your computer going through Audacity. For what I use them for they are the best I have ever used. As a matter of fact I will be ordering another set soon for my wife.
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I have been using this microphone as my computer mic for a few years now. No issues at all, I only saw this conversation because I am buying a replacement mic, since mine has finally worn out.
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If this is your first one buy A. If you buy a second pair buy B. It just helps keep you on different wave lengths. There are also different channels for each one, so if you ever end up with 2 As or 2 Bs just put them on different channels. These microphones are amazing though, the best I have seen. They are great with a H4N Zoom.
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5 seperate microphones in the package as opposed to 100 seperate microphones. The microphones work very well.
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The Chattervox 100 and the Chattervox Voice Amplifier with Headset Mic are indeed the same product.
813610
No Idea, Product Defect? Mine are still sitting in my closet now. Got two sennheiser mics now and haven't look back.
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They are not all compatible. Mine worked well first time. just make sure you keep the mic right up to your lips.
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The only real reason that I can see to buy the 300 over the 150 for me was to have more inputs for guitars and microphones. Otherwise, I think they are about equal soundwise. So save some money.
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Mics are made to different quality standards and the frequency response is somewhat better on the more expensive ones. You need to decide what is the purpose you have for the Mic. We use 3 different kinds at our church service and for that purpose it is hard to tell the difference between the more expensive and the cheaper ones. But one thing I know is that through use sometime they get abused or dropped, and we have a number of them in stock due to the lower price, so we just throw away the damaged ones. Remember even the expensive ones are subject to abuse. Hope this helps.
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I owned the same RODE mic, then exchanged it for this one. I wasn't very happy with this model SHURE and exchanged it for the one with SD card and backlit LCD display. It's pricier, but I'm very pleased with it. In my opionion, the RODE and the VP83 are very similar.
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TYT had lost a court case in China and was forced to discontinue sales and production of the TH-9000 radio.Well, the TH-9000 is back and it's called the TH-9000D. I guess that makes a difference to the Chinese attorneys.Please note there are issues with programming and clone on these new models reported. Also the microphone connecter has a different wiring than the orginal series.
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I think its comparable but to be honest its not a good mic. I think it's either refurbished or a cheap fake. People complained about squealing when set anywhere above 4--5 using it below those settings makes it a useless purchase. I'm shopping for a replacement.
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Not sure. We were not happy with the number of songs that came with the mic. We've been researching other chips to order and there are not too many options. Our original Magic Mic was much better. Good luck!
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If you get the same mics - then they will work - but the extra ones have to be the same make/model. When you get a new mic - you need to initialize the mic to the channels on the GTD base unit. This is described in the handbook and involves taking off the end cover and pointing it at the base unit. All mics should be set to the same channels to work together. Good luck with this.
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I own a mobile DJ company and purchased this same items about three years ago, and the headset had broke recently. Since I had good luck with them, and they seemed to be of good quality, I purchased them again. I did not contact Sony to see if I could replace just the headset, but my guess would be that this would be just about as expensive as buying the entire item again. Don't know if this answered your question or not, but hope this helps.