which vocopro wireless mic's would I order to go along with my wireless jam cube 2
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Two mic's came with the machine but we have an older model and we ordered wireless mic's to go with our vocopro. They are a different brand but they work real well.
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Just ran into this message thread, looking to update my wireless mic setup for my Zi8, that I've had since Christmas. Rick-whoever you talked to at Kodak must not be very well-knowledged. I have been using a wireless mic that I've had for nearly 30 years. I'm looking to find one with updated technology, hoping the quality will be a bit better. Hope I can, but if I can't, I know I have one that does work with it. It's an old RCA, but its range is only about 15-18 feet and I have to get the mic close to my mouth or decent sound pickup.
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These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is available on Amazon. It should work fine in the latter) These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is... » Read More These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is available on Amazon. It should work fine in the latter) « Show Less
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I am sure there is I would contact audio technica I think they have a mic similar already set up for wireless
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As a DJ I use my mixpro 2 from Numark it has a separate mic jack , this goes out to both speakers Via RCA to XLR that's the only way I know of and that is also with Wireless ,hope that helped good luck !
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Frederico, i got an extension cable from the following vendor when i bought a bundle from him. Check to see if he will sell you an extension cable outside the bundle. This is absolutely essential, because the original cable for the RODE is relatively short. That said, the mic is great . . . Good luck.Rode smartLav bundle with vampire clip and extension cable
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Richard, The microphones are not wireless. You would need to order cables dependent on the length you need for your application. Respectfully, Merry
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You can use wireless mics but the base for the wireless mic has to have the 2mm jackimnit sure on 2mm part
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http://www.amazon.com/Excelvan-BM-800-Condenser-Microphone-Recording/dp/B00K72ENKE
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I've used a couple of different microphones, so any standard studio mike/usb mic will work. I use aweighted standard desk stand with my Audio Technica and a windscreen. Mic and stand size should not be an issue. Also, a shock mount should fit fine.I've been recording spec spots for my radio clients with it. Works great.
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I suggest going to "The Sound Professionals" website. I bought a set of their tiny SP-CMC-8 mics there and could not be more pleased with the sound. These were somewhat pricey, but they have MANY options. Good luck!
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I purchased this microphone is much better Audio Technica AT829MW Lavalier Mic for Pro 88W Transmitter Haim Ziv - ISRAEL
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With a good mic easy. I have a cheap mic and it sounds like crap. I bought a set of Shure PGXD24/Beta58A Digital Wireless System with Beta 58A Mic and it sounds GREAT!
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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.
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I use the Tube MP by ART - it does a fine job wit the SM7B and was not expensive (single mic). Hope this helps.ART Tube MP Project Series Microphone Preamp
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If you want to spend a little more money for higher quality audio - I have this setup and it works great: a small high quality Audio-Technica stereo mic: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0016ARZ9C/ with an excellent mounting bracket http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000065Q6B/
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There is nothing specified in the user guide and I also do not notice any additional inputs, jacks, etc. to support wireless microphones, so I am fairly certain there is nothing inherently in this unit to support wireless microphones. You would probably need to purchase the receiver portion for the wireless signal as well.