Can you use wireless mics with this system or do you need to add a component to this?
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It doesn't have any built-in wireless capabilities. You're wireless mics would need to have their own receiver.
455119
You'll need a wireless receiver to use a wireless microphone but you could plug a receiver into one of the channels on this PA to get sound.
494186
yes, you can: the wireless mic needs to have the transmitter and that can be connected to the EPA300
68743
Yes you can connect wireless microphones to this Karaoke player.Wireless microphones come with a receiver unit, you can connect that receiver to this Karaoke player (you may need extra cables, depending on the equipment). Wireless microphone transmits the signal to the receiver (wireless), then the receiver will transfer the audio to this unit (Karaoke player) via audio cables.
21910
Well, yes, you need a microphone cord that will connect to an amplifier or a p.a system, or you can use a powered p.a speaker.
477338
Yes, you will need an amplifier. I plug the wireless microphone unit into a mixer which I then plug into my stereo amp
84016
1 microphone comes with the product. Additional microphones can be found here:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_4?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=nady+wireless+microphone&sprefix;=nady%2Caps%2C437If you buy more than 2, you need to be sure to get different channels on the receiver. We have the original mic and 2 additional receivers, each with 2 mics and all work together just fine.
533209
There is a basic problem with your question: I think you are asking if you need a transmitter pack with a compatible wireless receiver. The answer is; No. You may use a Shure transmitter pack (with the aforementioned receiver). Or buy a mini-XLR to XLR adaptor and use it as a regular mic with phantom power applied. I hope I answered your question.
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This unit consists of wired speakers, amp/mixer. No wireless feature included. You can connect a wireless system which conisists of a receiver (to be hooked to the mixer via its own cable; connexions provided for this are XLR, 1/4", and RCA), and a transmitter (ususally the wireless mic).
1698207
I have not tried using a wireless microphone. The only wireless technology on the unit is blue tooth which has a limited range of about 30 feet at the most.
1402938
only 1 mic input, but you can add a wireless system of two, three or for mics easily with just the one input. amazon has many non expensive,including the same pyle-pro brand.
1876035
You need a computer and a software. Then, you plug your mic to the unit and the USB interface cable to the computer. Good luck!
764825
These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use... » Read More These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! « Show Less
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We have used our sound system at many functions, but have never used more than one mic. I would think that if the wireless frequency was the same, it would work. It's certainly worth a try.
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i would research wireless mics, most of them are compatible, and will pick up the signal from the unit.
151257
I'm not sure of any add-on capabilities but it seems to be limited to the included two mics.
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I use this as a wireless mic for video recording interviews/podcasts/etc. I recently tried to tie it in with an amp/speaker system for the speaker at an awards banquet and had no luck. To be honest, I had very little time to attempt to figure out a way to make it work. It may be possible. It just didn't work for me in that capacity.
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There an xlr input for external mics. I used a sony wireless system on the cam.