Is this considered an amplified microphone?
1264246
This probably is not amplified, although you do have to go thru an amplifier or possibly a Karoke machine.I am very unfamiliar with an amplified microphone, really don't think there is such a thing.
1279269
No, it's a condenser, but it's a standard mic that requires a microphone amplifier, balanced input and a 48V power supply
1750908
I think its comparable but to be honest its not a good mic. I think it's either refurbished or a cheap fake. People complained about squealing when set anywhere above 4--5 using it below those settings makes it a useless purchase. I'm shopping for a replacement.
798257
I would ask the seller this question but I bought this for karaoke. I have four microphones plugged in and they all work great.
2116609
I returned my amplifier because it did not amplify my voice. Can't really give you a good answer this question
1205689
It is actually not an amplified device, meaning it will not make your system louder rather distribute the power to different zones with volume control, no louder than what your master volume is set to.Great device if that is what you want!
1291903
NO. I think some are having trouble understanding the concept. The sound will be reduced by the same amount with the unit turned on or off. That's passive unlike active like noise-cancelling muffs like Bose. When turned on, it will amplify sound below 82db. (A busy street is more than 82db) Anything below 82db, like a range instructor's commands, will be amplified and you can turn the volume all the way up and leave it their. When a sound is above the cutoff of 82db, like a gunshot, the mics will shut off and go back into passive mode until the sound drops below the cutoff, and then go back to amplified mode. The mics will never amplify a sound greater than the cutoff of 82db. Hope this helps.
518928
No, the speaker is not amplified. They are designed for use in a home entertaiment surround sound system.
2236782
Yes, it need to be in a mixing board or attached to an a amplifier. It has no amplification on its own, there is probably a pre-amp inside, since it has volume controls for the Mic levels, but we use it with a mixing board at the church. Hope this helps...
2234957
Yes. it is a stereo microphone. It does not need anything special. Just plug it into your standard pc microphone jack and you are good to go.
1450163
I didn't test it yet but I bought it for DJ equipment use. I think this mic is not for that because it has to be use with emplifyer. You need rodeo mics
74408
Yes. i purchased a microphone and i plugged it into this amp. it works fine.
733679
Microphones are mono and usually only work on one channel. What amplifier are you connecting it to?
2257996
I do not think so. Unless your mic has a USB connection. Even then, I'm not sure how the unit can respond to the mic. If there needs to be amplification for the mic to be heard, etc. I'm assuming the built in amp in the unit will provide some amplification, just not sure if it's enough to drive the mic.......hope this helps.
1496606
It has an audio in...which I would guess it is at line input level, not intended for a microphone. That is what it seems to be to me.
174158
This mic is a usb powered mic. Abd dont even bother getting it, its not very great for recording
801859
Yes it is a built in microphone see user guide http://www.logitech.com/repository/1403/pdf/25618.1.0.pdf