Why is there a consumer alert on this wireless microphone system, how exactly could it case interference, and what could it case interference with? What frequency does it use? Why does it say that it must operate at a low power level (not in excess of...
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It was junk in our opinion. Would not work unles it was held right next to the receiver. We had bought 2 and both acted the same.
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I have been using them with both the wire but mostly wireless on a daily basis and I haven't noticed it. I just switched ears to see if its me and it sounds the same to me. Maybe you might have a defect.
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Generally, you don't want to run your audio next to power, as the EMF from the power causes noise. The static noise could also be because of improper grounding of the unit itself. It could also be the source audio being up too high. I've had many issues with balancing source volume, and speaker volume. The quickest check would be to lower source audio and increase speaker volume. Does the static persist when nothing is plugged into source? -Source: I am an Electrical Engineer
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It's something required for the microphone to work. Use an audio interface with phantom power on it.
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Only thing I could see that would possibly interfere with doing that is the wireless sub. I would contact Polk and see if is possible that there may be interference. Other than that I don't see an issue.
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Likely you have a conflicting device that is using the same frequency signals. This device could be coming from your neighbor who may be triggering and it may appear random to you. You should an reach out to seller to exchange the item.
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I have used mine on several computers, in both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 connectors.No problems to report.Just so we are on the same page, do you mean interference issues with other wireless devices on the same computer?Or within the same close vicinity like appliances, cordless phone, etc?I have not had any problems at all with mine.
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Are all controls turned down except the wireless volume? Is the battery in the transmitter fully charged? Are you unplugging the mic or actually turning the switch off? Is the other mic accidentally turned on when it should be off? Does the other mic work properly? Try walking about 50 feet away from the main unit with the lapel mic on. Does distance cause the buzzing? The only time I have heard buzzing is when the mic gets too close to the front of the speaker. If all else fails, find an expert who can diagnose it thoroughly or send it back for repair. The problem should be easy to diagnose with the proper tests (some of which I have listed above). Are all controls turned down except the wireless volume? Is the battery in the transmitter fully charged? Are you unplugging the mic or actually turning the switch off? Is the other mic accidentally turned on when it should be off? Does the other mic work properly? Try walking about 50 feet away from the main unit with the lapel mic on. Does distance cause the buzzing? The only time I have heard buzzing is when the mic gets too close to the front of the speaker. If all else fails, find an expert who can diagnose it thoroughly or send it back for repair. The problem should be easy to... » Read More Are all controls turned down except the wireless volume? Is the battery in the transmitter fully charged? Are you unplugging the mic or actually turning the switch off? Is the other mic accidentally turned on when it should be off? Does the other mic work properly? Try walking about 50 feet away from the main unit with the lapel mic on. Does distance cause the buzzing? The only time I have heard buzzing is when the mic gets too close to the front of the speaker. If all else fails, find an expert who can diagnose it thoroughly or send it back for repair. The problem should be easy to diagnose with the proper tests (some of which I have listed above). « Show Less
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I have had the same experience (loud buzz, dropped signal). Very disappointing in a system of this cost. Is Nuforce intending on fixing this or is our only approach - as commented previously - to defeat the bluetooth and direct wire, which defeats the point of the system? With the advent of new bluetooth systems that have entered the market I would suggest that if Nuforce doesn't provide a fix to this problem that they will fail.
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You do realize that if you have two mics on the same frequency you'll run the risk of one mic blocking the other? If you're replacing a dead unit, contact Pyle about getting a unit tuned to your frequencies or (voids warranty) retuning the receiver units yourself isn't all that difficult.
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I never had any interference from cell phones, cordless phones or the Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse .. I own 2 of these and are great! I did have an RCA headset and no mattter the settings I always had interference making them impossible.. which is why I switched to Sennheiser mine have worked for several years now!
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Hi Alan, I am having trouble setting up the microphone myself. I called the company and they sent me a notice for a representative to call me when it is convenient. I have not had a chance to setup a time to date.
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Brianna,I was incorrect in my early answer. The other commenters are correct. This unit is only to supply phantom power for special microphones. It does not combine two microphones to one. The computer interface suggestions you are reading are great good luck
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Mine does the same thing sometimes but not enough to bother me. It's not even the sound I set it on. Since it is wireless I would guess that it's picking up an electronic signal from the neighborhood like a garage door, car door, etc.
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Well yes, things like microwaves running in relation to your distance from them can cause issues. The closer you get the more interference you will get. Also because most wireless headsets run on the same frequency range and get interference from things like portable home phones wireless routers or anything else that runs at that frequency. Also having a lot of these devices in the a single room can cause issues as well.
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The iPhone mic plug serves as the portal, but that doesn't mean it receives sound. If you approach an outlet or appliance, you'll see it react to EMF. Not sure why you're seeing spikes from sound, but maybe its a ghost?!
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Yes, But I don't understand why that would ensure a "no buzz" scenario. Perhaps your home radio needs to be looked at as the culprit!