I have two of these and they both are running on the same frequency, can i change one? If not, can i use two mics on the same frequency?
384643
The mics and receivers come pre-programmed. You can't change the frequency yourself. Running two microphones on the same frequency will cause collisions (sound like drop-outs and static). I'd return one if possible and specify a different frequency in your request for a replacement.
384644
Yes you can or will have to change one to the next frequency, two same microphone with the same frequency would not work.
384645
No, you can not use two microphones on the same frequency. It is like two people trying to have a conversation with both of them talking. The receiver gets confused. This system, for the price, works well. You can change the frequency (bands/channels) which will enable you to use all four microphones simultaneously.
691575
The use that we've used it for is only for 2 different microphones. But I dont see why not instead is it towards 2 different outputs
2138990
will you be using both the Mics at the same time? coz this will only take ONE at a time. you need a 3.5mm Stereo Audio Male to Male Cable to connect this beachTek to your Camcorder. Out from BeachTek, IN Camcorder.
1583804
The different "Bands" talks about the different frequency groups. Band A will be a certain group of frequencies and Band B will be another set if different frequencies and so on. It does not matter which band you get. If you buy 2 of the mics, and they are both in different bands, the Handheld mics will only work with the matching Band Receiver. I would recommend that when you buy a second one, match the same band. That way if your running out of the house, you don't grab a Band A Mic and a Band C receiver. Hope this answers your question.Good Luck
746399
We have four of these mics all the same band, of course each is set at a different frequency. We have no problem, in fact we are adding two more.
264516
Yeah I guess you could if you had a headphone splitter. The only problem I see is controlling the volume. You would have to make sure hey were both at the same volume to sound right
1781217
If you are asking about adding extra mic to the same receiver then my reply you can not. This unit is only good for 2 channels.
1077452
No - they only sell these in the one frequency too so you can not have 2 running at the same time.
139935
yes the mics we have are all interchangable...we have a total of 10 gtd mics...we love them!!!!
884469
You can plug two microphones into the transmitter, but the second mic would be tethered to the transmitter. This would be fine if you were, say interviewing someone at a table and you wanted to record both people. If you wanted to have two people moving around separately and wirelessly recording them, you'd need two systems.
557399
As far as I know, each receiver will only accept two mic inputs, and I believe, though am not 100% certain, that each pair of mics has a matched frequency to the receiver they come with. You could always use a splitter and combine the signals from the two mic receivers/4 mics before the amplifier.
1962131
Hi , you have the options below 1- you can use 2 mic in the rear panel.2- you can use 2 lines in the front panel.3- or : one mic & one line at the same time but make sure switching between mic & lin ?? the button in the front panel *** enjoy ....
829000
Technically you can't, but you might have issues with both trying to take over the same port, or the computer might read them as the same microphone. In theory I think you could with some tinkering. I've connected two microphones to my PC before but with two different microphones.
691576
Definitely not. This an XLR male to dual XLR female. This is designed to send two mics into one Chanel. You need the opposite. Why would you need one mic into two PA's?
1675981
I have two of these. I use one for groom and one for bride. I DID try to do that, using two transmitters and the one receiver - the receiver 'argues' over which one to sync with... Drop outs were occurring. So I think the practical answer is... no, you can not use two transmitters/mics to one receiver. Hope this answers your question.
1011344
The only way you could make that work is with a splitter having both microphones feed the 1st (microphone) input. The other inputs will not have a mic preamp. You could use a separate input (not input #1) with a processor that had a LINE OUT, or use an add-on mic-preamp.
48485
if u r using it for a mic u can use 1 other wise if u use a computer u will need to use a mic mixer and use 2