I would like to know can this system, be used for a 4 or 5 Mic speaking station in a Lodge. I see 2 mics comes with it, and if possible can it be used with 4 or 5 mics and loud enough to hear clear in a 75' - 50' room. I would like to know can this system, be used for a 4 or 5 Mic speaking station in a Lodge. I see 2 mics comes with it, and if possible can it be used with 4 or 5 mics and loud enough to hear... » Read More I would like to know can this system, be used for a 4 or 5 Mic speaking station in a Lodge. I see 2 mics comes with it, and if possible can it be used with 4 or 5 mics and loud enough to hear clear in a 75' - 50' room. « Show Less
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No it can't. Save your money. I wanted to return this item, but they wanted to charge me for shipping it back. If I would have shipped it back, it would have cost me 30.00. I wish someone had told me about it , before I lost my money. I only got to use it once, before it broke.
1081119
I don't think I would waste my money on this particular unit. I have 3 of them, the first two I bought a couple of years ago and they work well, but the one I bought in Feb has been sen back 3 times and I got it back again and it burned up again after two uses. So for over two months I have not had something i paid for then spent $50 the first time to ship to them and back again. They have paid the last two times, but I still am out of over $200 and still have no system
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Mr. Garrett - Technically this is a 2-channel Amp. You can easily wire 2 pairs of speakers to it however, and alternate between the two or run them simultaneously. I have run 4 6 ohm speakers this way without issue and it played plenty loud. I imagine you could easily run up to 3-4 pairs of 8 ohm speakers in parallel this way, or more if you ran them in series. But it would be safer to make sure that you used the same speaker if you were going to start hooking up tons of them (because the impedance of each would be about the same)!If you wanted to run multiple speakers off the amp, like the other responder, you could do it, provided that you keep the impedance above the 4 ohm minimum. Mr. Garrett - Technically this is a 2-channel Amp. You can easily wire 2 pairs of speakers to it however, and alternate between the two or run them simultaneously. I have run 4 6 ohm speakers this way without issue and it played plenty loud. I imagine you could easily run up to 3-4 pairs of 8 ohm speakers in parallel this way, or more if you ran them in series. But it would be safer to make sure that you used the same speaker if you were going to start hooking up tons of them (because the impedance of each would be about the same)!If you wanted to run multiple... » Read More Mr. Garrett - Technically this is a 2-channel Amp. You can easily wire 2 pairs of speakers to it however, and alternate between the two or run them simultaneously. I have run 4 6 ohm speakers this way without issue and it played plenty loud. I imagine you could easily run up to 3-4 pairs of 8 ohm speakers in parallel this way, or more if you ran them in series. But it would be safer to make sure that you used the same speaker if you were going to start hooking up tons of them (because the impedance of each would be about the same)!If you wanted to run multiple speakers off the amp, like the other responder, you could do it, provided that you keep the impedance above the 4 ohm minimum. « Show Less
1021655
Hello,It will really depend on the size of the room you are having your talent show. It also depends on the audience size. This PA system is suitable for smaller rooms and audiences for about 75-100 people at max.
1383702
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..☺️
999434
Actually, we have 18 speakers running through our speaker selector, from this receiver. Of course we do NOT run them all at the same time. We have four old Mach I speakers we use together in one room, otherwise we usually use two pair, one pair per room at the same time. We have doing this for a couple years now without issue. Of course, you can decided what total impedance you have based on your speakers, and set the impedance switch on the amp, and possible on your speaker switch if it also has one.
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Yes. I was in a 50-person open-mic club jam with drums, 4 electric guitars, sax, flute, and 6 of us sang thru the PA system. The guitars' amps are small all-in-one's--no stacks. The SA 2x10 cab was plenty loud and clear, through my TC Electronic 450W amp. Note that my bass guitar has passive pickups; not sure if that makes a difference in volume or not. When we had 14 other people on stage, that was about at the amp's (or the speaker's?) limit; I briefly considered getting the 15" Seismic Audio speaker to add more volume. And I would if we continually had a large ensemble (we usually don't). Yes. I was in a 50-person open-mic club jam with drums, 4 electric guitars, sax, flute, and 6 of us sang thru the PA system. The guitars' amps are small all-in-one's--no stacks. The SA 2x10 cab was plenty loud and clear, through my TC Electronic 450W amp. Note that my bass guitar has passive pickups; not sure if that makes a difference in volume or not. When we had 14 other people on stage, that was about at the amp's (or the speaker's?) limit; I briefly considered getting the 15" Seismic Audio speaker to add more volume. And I would if we continually had a large ensemble (we usually... » Read More Yes. I was in a 50-person open-mic club jam with drums, 4 electric guitars, sax, flute, and 6 of us sang thru the PA system. The guitars' amps are small all-in-one's--no stacks. The SA 2x10 cab was plenty loud and clear, through my TC Electronic 450W amp. Note that my bass guitar has passive pickups; not sure if that makes a difference in volume or not. When we had 14 other people on stage, that was about at the amp's (or the speaker's?) limit; I briefly considered getting the 15" Seismic Audio speaker to add more volume. And I would if we continually had a large ensemble (we usually don't). « Show Less
1798474
We use 2 sets simultaneously without issue, however you do have to make sure say 4 and 5 aren't powerful people. and don't place speakers too close to where actors are, as this can cause interference. I find them much better than shures. We do use them for out door performances though, so not sure about inside.
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I haven't run karaoke myself, but I'm sure it would work fine. Just use channels 13/14 for your stereo input from your backing tracks, and use any of the other channels for vocal mics. There are quite a few effects to choose from to get a good vocal sound. I've found it to be a good rugged unit that's not too heavy and reasonably priced. Good for a mid sized venue (100-200 or larger).
1887896
This product does not mix sound sources. So you could only have one selected at at time. Also, the system only accepts line level inputs, most wireless microphones output a mic level, a wireless microphone may not have enough signal to drive the inputs.
1601484
If you look at the Sena website (http://senabluetooth.com), it subtly shows the SMH5 units offer multi-pair intercoms with up to 4 people. This means 2 people out of the 4 can connect and talk at the same time. If you have 4 people using SMH5's, there is a process by using the dial on the headset to choose which person you want to talk to in the group. Also from the website, note for the SMH10 headsets, it states a full conference intercom is available allowing one person to talk to the entire group. Likewise, you can also choose to only talk with one person if desired. I hope this provides some clarity.
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I would expect 2 microphones will work. This is not a "heavy duty" amp. Don't push it too hard. Although rated at 240 watts, we are running outdoor loudspeakers for a total of about 100 watts, the unit really gets hot when we turn the volume up. As for 2 microphones, mic 1 position will mute all other sound when it is active. I don't know of any way to turn that off. You may be able to set up the mic 2 and AUX inputs for 2 mics to be active at the same time.
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Generally speaking yes of course. The variables you need to consider are the size of the room and distance from the microphone of each participant. Assuming you use the built in microphone in a reasonably quiet environment, you will pick up voices very clearly from several feet away. If you use a high quality omni directional microphone, you will do even better. It is really designed to work at close distances. But if a small group in a quiet room, it will have almost no trouble. There will certainly be some noticeable variation in volume if some are much far the from the mic, but in the center of a circular table it should be fine. Generally speaking yes of course. The variables you need to consider are the size of the room and distance from the microphone of each participant. Assuming you use the built in microphone in a reasonably quiet environment, you will pick up voices very clearly from several feet away. If you use a high quality omni directional microphone, you will do even better. It is really designed to work at close distances. But if a small group in a quiet room, it will have almost no trouble. There will certainly be some noticeable variation in volume if some are much far the from the mic, but in the... » Read More Generally speaking yes of course. The variables you need to consider are the size of the room and distance from the microphone of each participant. Assuming you use the built in microphone in a reasonably quiet environment, you will pick up voices very clearly from several feet away. If you use a high quality omni directional microphone, you will do even better. It is really designed to work at close distances. But if a small group in a quiet room, it will have almost no trouble. There will certainly be some noticeable variation in volume if some are much far the from the mic, but in the center of a circular table it should be fine. « Show Less
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The frequencies are four options. The frequencies are for you to utilize more than one microphone. It will work for what you need it for as a fitness instructor. It will hook up to speaker as long as you have a pa system that you can connect the receiver for the system.
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Yes/No you have to get the 4 channel model to connect more than 2. The model is G-787H for a four channel. They work great. You can use the model you asked about with the same channel set to 2 of the mics but it will cause some issues for you if both mics are on at the same time, but they should be very minor for simple public speaking use, then more complex the more sound you put through them.
2016455
Only is the number of people attending the meeting don't get any higher than 10-15. That mic has a pretty decent pick-up range but the more people you add, the bigger the room will have to be and the bigger the room, the more mics you will need. If you have more than 15 people, then you might want to consider researching a more powerful mic with a broader range to ensure everyone's voice in the meeting is picked up fairly clear.
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Hi,I have used it in large conference rooms with up to 20 participants. The key is to place it in the middle of the room. The speaker volume was good. It will not allow for additional mics.
216230
Hey, yes it is possible, you can plug up to 4 mics or guitars! Would you be interested in buying mine? I only used it once and then I upgraded to a focusrite. Im selling for 200$ and it works perfect comes in original box and everything! Let me know!