Will this be compatible with Shure PGXD1 bodypack transmitters?
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Yes, this unit has four adapter plugs, one of which is for the Shure bodypack.
726574
I cannot say for certain, since the BT-D1 transmitter was not in stock when I bought my headphones. It is true that both the transmitter and receiver will need to support the profile; and from what I was reading about the BT-D1, if it is not always "on" I suspect that the apt-x profile is a mode you can select at the transmitter. The protocols are such that well designed devices will automatically negotiate for the best possible mutually supported profile.
2248447
I believe the only difference is the range and the quality of the transmitter and receivers. Both have 800 selectable channels ranging from 610MHZ to 680MHZ. So s long as the mikes transmit in that range they should work.
212770
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
2194667
Wireless mics are matched channel to channel. Transmitter to reciever. One transmitter to a reciever. Using this body pack will replace one hand held.
2194669
It will replace one of the mics. You only have 4 channels on the receiver, so you can only use 4 transmitters (any combination of handheld mics and bodypacks, as long as they add up to 4. If you try to a handheld on the same frequency as a body pack, you'll get horrendous distortion. I like these so much, I bought a second set, now I have 6 mics and 6 body packs that I use interchangeably.
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Assuming the question is whether the mic will work with an Audio-Technica body pack transmitter, the answer is no. This mic is wired for a Shure body pack. Audio-Technica and Shure both use 4-pin connectors; however, they are wired differently. The pin-out functions do not match. Audio-Technica: 1=ground; 2=line input; 3=mic input; 4=bias. Shure: 1=ground; 2=bias; 3=audio input; 4=ground through load. I do not believe that Pyle offers this mic with an Audio-Technica-wired connector.
833687
According to Pac Audio's web site it is not listed as being compatible. You may want to contact them directly for more information.
302806
My understanding is it will not work. they work on different frequencies. the type is different between pgx and pg also each one has different models like h7 or h6 or k7 and k6 these are all uncompatible. and no it has no microphone you have to buy a shure compatible model.
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They are not all compatible. You need to make sure you order the right mic for the right receiver. Look for the extra mic's for your receiver specifically. The mic referenced will not work with this receiver
1192410
Mini-XLR, Compatible with Shure, and any other Mini-XLR beltpack transmitter, base unit is 1/4" out to PALook at specs here on Amazon, cannot stand-alone plug into PA,must have wireless beltpack & matching receiver base unit.
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Look at the Logitech site and look for unifying receiver software. There you find full compatibility models.
951044
It should work since your requirement is less than the 1A it is capable of delivering. In my case it did not work for my Bluetooth transmitter for my headphones because of all the static it caused.
856994
Yes, I suspect it would be. I have a Yamaha RX-V471 5.1 Channel and it should work fine.
145979
The description says "Includes miniature 4-pin female connector for Shure bodypack transmitters," so I assume that means it won't fit an audio technica transmitter. It does fit a Shure XLS body pack. However, I'm far from an expert at this stuff, and don't have an audio technica transmitter to try it on.
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It will work with other transmitters, but you must be sure the other transmitters will accept the connector plug that comes with the WH20TQG microphone. I personally prefer the WH30TQG. it's a condenser microphone, a little more expensive the difference in sound is well worth it. Also it would need the transmitter to provide phantom power to the microphone.
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It has to be only shure transmitters and it depends on the kind of shure lav mic system u got and the lav mic goes with the reciever or just go to shure.com and they will give u an answer