What speakers do you recommend to go with the wireless mikes?
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Speaker has to match the amplifier. These are unidirectional microphones. Any good quality system is OK.
386121
I'd say it doesn't matter what speakers are used, because these mikes don't work at all. So don't even waste your time or money on them.
386122
That would depend on what size area you were trying to cover. But any quality speaker should do well with them.
489875
No. All the speakers in this set are wired. I currently have the next system that has wireless and it falls way short of my expectations. If you want great sound, stay wired
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Helpful comment: thank you. For Bluetooth, I strongly recommend the DBEST London Duo Bluetooth Rechargeable Mini-Speaker Set (PS4003BT-RB).
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Wireless mic that's included is not that good or very loud. Probably plan on 2 wireless mic's purchases separately.
424634
If you have no other wireless equipment, then whatever you get should work fine. The only situation that could be a problem is if there is other wireless audio equipment in the building on the same channel.
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If u have a Mac computer there is Bluetooth. So u can wirelessly use the speakers for: iPhone, android, tablet
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I use a Monoprice 100722 Bluetooth transmitter adapter to beam out the sound to the best available speakers. Usually we have access to a Bose and the Big Jambox. They sound pretty good and they are both rechargeable also.
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In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar.
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My pillow speaker did the same. Bought the sangean ps 300. It has worked well so far.
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Any speakers will work...you just need the right cable. I use QSC K12, JBL Eon, & Mackie. All of them work perfect.
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Use any Icom compatible speaker-mike. Try Ebay or just call AES ham radio store. Very simple.
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Probably not, other than getting a corded mike that plugs right into the speaker and is not wireless. You might try other channels, or even other bands, If you could find someone who knows electronics to help you, but I doubt they would work either. Hard-wired mikes are the best answer. Just turn the wireless volume knob on the speaker all the way down.
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Any PA system or wireless mic pack with a mono input will work. This is not frequency specific.
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I went with the Polk Audio RM6750 5.1 set. Plenty of volume, no distortion, nice range and they look great. They're currently going for $258 here on Amazon. If you search a bit you can find them for $200 somewhere else (hint: egg). These speakers are good. For $200 they're a steal. There are better speakers out there, but none that I know of that are better for the price.
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Hi, Justin. I would stick with an external speaker. The BassJump is a base-reinforcement speaker that compliments the laptop's build in speakers. It works OK, but I think a separate, full range (and wireless) speaker is the way to go for training situations, which I also do as a career consultant. BTW, I just got the Bose SoundLink Mini and it is an awesome bluetooth speaker. Not cheap, but great performance for a tiny portable speaker. Fills the room with sound. You might want to check it out for your training.
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You can check with Pyleaudio.com to see if they make a wireless version. Maybe check it out at TigerDirect.com and also here at Amazon.
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Yeah it's cool to listen to music on computer with this card but you should have creative speaker too, i suggest T4 Wireless