can we combine several bands together? if so, what's the limit
805025
I think you can combine several bands together. In my opinion, the limit would be based on your fitness level AND, as important, how many handles can fit in your hands to allow you to get an adequate grip to do your exercises safely.
805026
I've never combined them myself but multiple bands can fit in the door anchor so I don't see that it would be an issue.
805027
You could but there is a good variety of tension strengths so that might be necessary.
1018901
OK, mine is not an answer but a tangent question along those same lines...can multiple JamBoxes be linked/chained together to play music as one from a single source?
1909773
You can plug only 1 computer at the time ... The channel's in simple words are the amout of songs that you can mix at the time..
1427500
Technically, I don't know. I bought A Bands because I have 4 others that are A and wanted to keep them all in the same range.
1714840
That would work; just put them all on the same channel. Wonderful reception and ease of use. Bob
350152
Yes. You should be able to. Others have done this. Get something like a Morley AB box and you can rock both channels at the same time.
2148404
Yes you can, many radio stations on shortwave bands transmitt music, its quite interesting. Do not expect exceptional sound quality though.
1796217
I am not sure I can really answer your question. I think you can since this product has a built in EQ with different wave settings. I would call their tech support and find out. I stopped using it a while back because I never had enough time to get to gigs early and set up everything (the whole process takes about 30 minutes). I miss it, but for what I do i don't really miss it as much.
480534
Yes you can run more than one. The signal devices use a wide spectrum to validate wave lengths and will choose the one with the least amount of interference. I run mine while my son uses his at the same time.
54653
I guess such an arrangement is possible, but you must have software that supports such functionality. The MultiMix only outputs 2 channels; these could be two channels of the multi-track application you are using. There are most likely going to be latency issues in such an arrangement, meaning it would be difficult to keep the parts in sync. I personally am not aware of software that would do what you're suggesting.
191629
i don't know. Never tryed. But there's many options for radio bands. Probably you can scan for many bands and get what you're looking for.
1027524
Being quad band I should think so. Check the bands offered by your providers before making your purchase
1111718
I don't have a box in front of me but I will tell you this....I have employed one heck of a lot of these combos with great success. Be sure to get the frequency range which is applicable to your specific region.
1412148
My guess would be yes as long as they are set in the same channel and frequencies. I do recommend check the limit number of units could work together. I am sure 6 would not be an issue.
2260045
If they are tuned to the same frequency you will hear the same mix from one transmitter... So yes. You can have multiple channels/frequencies from multiple units at the same time as well.
1801903
I read that you can even connect up to five combos to the same reciever. So, it won't be a problem to have up to 5 different combos in the same room, working in different channels.
1966518
Works fine for audio, but I guess there's a limit to the account of tracks that you can play simultaneously.