can this work with with a pyro pro microphone? Pyle-Pro PMEMS10 In Ear Mini XLR Omni-Directional Microphone (For Shure System)
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There are 2 channels only one device per channel, 1 channel at a time. As long as the mike is the same frequency as one of them it should work.
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Yes, the Mic will work fine with that microphone. This is a great little amp for use by a solo artist, i.e, acoustic guitar/vocals for a small venue like a coffee house (like I've done). For bigger venues, you can use the loudbox as a stage monitor, then feed out the back XLR to the main sound board.
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Yes you can but you need a preamp/XLR adapter like this one Blue Microphones Icicle XLR to USB Mic Converter/Mic Preamp on Amazon. You need preamp and phanom power. The Shure SM93 is awesome. Hope this helps Don
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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
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Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom power. Hope this information is useful. Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom... » Read More Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom power. Hope this information is useful. « Show Less
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Should work with any audio source, with the proper connectors/adapters. In my experience it has enough gain to work with line levels (Hi level/Hi impedance), or mic levels (Lo level/Lo impedance). If you need more specifics please ask.
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No. This only works for mics with a cylindrical body like the Audio Technica AT2020.
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Yes, this will work nicely with your Shure SM7B. If you want to fully utilize a microphone of that quality you may want to invest in a USB interface, though this will still sound good.
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I own a Shure shotgun, not this particular one, but mine: Shure VP83 LensHopper Camera-Mounted Condenser Microphoneis always in sync with the camera - no sync problems in post. So, I have to assume the the mike you're asking about will sync just fine.Good Luck.
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Yes this will work with any XLR microphone as long as you have a phantom power supply. The way it works is you hook the microphone up with a regular xlr cable to the phantom power supply input then you connect this cable to the Mic Thru on the power supply and then hook it to your computer. I use the Behringer MicroPower PS400 for my phantom power supply.
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Yes, it can be used with other mic. Remember an adapter from XLR to miniJack if your mic plug is XLR.With a good mic there is no noise.
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It depends on what dynamic microphones you are using. Most will be fine, but you will have to check with each microphone manufacturer individually. Shure SM58 and SM57 will be fine.
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I do not think so but I can't say for sure. I would highly recommend buying a good mic. I know this one looks like a good option because of the price but having purchased a number of them and having tried to deal with PYLE customer service, the name says it all. They are a PYLE of junk.
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The mics use XLR connections (regular mic connection). If your mixer takes xlr inputs then you would need regular microphone cables from each drum mic to the mixer. If your mixer only uses 1/4" inputs, then you will have to get cables with xlr female (to the drum mic) and 1/4" male to the mixer.Since most mixers have xlr inputs, I just went ahead and got myself an 8-channel snake to avoid carrying around a bunch of cables. Pyle Pro makes a nice 20ft snake. Search amazon.com for Pyle-Pro PPSN821 20 Ft.. Currently it is $33.99. Also, if you register your Pyle Pro drum mics within a certain time, you get an extended warranty from them.I hope I gave you enough info. Thanks! The mics use XLR connections (regular mic connection). If your mixer takes xlr inputs then you would need regular microphone cables from each drum mic to the mixer. If your mixer only uses 1/4" inputs, then you will have to get cables with xlr female (to the drum mic) and 1/4" male to the mixer.Since most mixers have xlr inputs, I just went ahead and got myself an 8-channel snake to avoid carrying around a bunch of cables. Pyle Pro makes a nice 20ft snake. Search amazon.com for Pyle-Pro PPSN821 20 Ft.. Currently it is $33.99. Also, if you register your Pyle Pro... » Read More The mics use XLR connections (regular mic connection). If your mixer takes xlr inputs then you would need regular microphone cables from each drum mic to the mixer. If your mixer only uses 1/4" inputs, then you will have to get cables with xlr female (to the drum mic) and 1/4" male to the mixer.Since most mixers have xlr inputs, I just went ahead and got myself an 8-channel snake to avoid carrying around a bunch of cables. Pyle Pro makes a nice 20ft snake. Search amazon.com for Pyle-Pro PPSN821 20 Ft.. Currently it is $33.99. Also, if you register your Pyle Pro drum mics within a certain time, you get an extended warranty from them.I hope I gave you enough info. Thanks! « Show Less
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Yes, it uses the same connector and pin configuration. I use both Shure and Line 6 wireless equipment and use this headset interchangeably. Just be sure your order the Pyle version listed as "mini XLR". The other version is a mini phone plug and will not work with Shure or Line 6 equipment.
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No this mic has an xlr (male) connector on the bottom of it. I use it as a talk back mic so that I can talk to the people on the stage while I am sitting at the front of house position (in a pro audio environment). I am guessing you want to use this for karaoke and there are adapters out to make it work for you. Hosa XVS101F Right Angle 3.5mm M to XLR F 1 Foot this would work.
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These are not really for PA system type setups. I have the PV100 and have plugged a MIC into it and as long as you keep the input low it'll pass! If you try to crank it up the feedback is terrible. What I got for the Mic was a Pyle PWMA170 Dual Channel 400 Watt Wireless PA System with USB/SD/MP3, 2 VHF Wireless Microphones (1 Lavalier, 1 Handheld) and they have an assortment on line now that all serve the same purpose and work great for what you want to do!