can i use this/these mics with a simple GPX Portable DVD CD MP3 Karaoke Boombox 7" Screen?
1575631
My Nady mic system failed consistently. I replaced this with an Audio 2000 AWM-6112 from ez ProGear, 20311 Valley Blvd Ste N, Walnut, CA, 91789, 866-903-0299 for 73 plus 11.35 shipping. It is rechargable and totally reliable.
1575632
I don't see why not. As long as you can connect it to your unit with a Mic cable you should be able to use it.
1575633
Renee, its the same as plugging in a corded microphone, so yes, it would work. My only problem with the set was that it didn't last very long before breaking. Less than a year and 1 channel was dead.
1575634
I did a little research into the Boombox, and would say that it would not work. The Boombox doesn't have the input/outputs to use the microphone system.
1575635
This has one quarter inch output. Ya know the same cord as any guitar in the world. If your device has quarter inch input then your good. These mics are good and do work from a distance but after getting them i realized how cheap they are. If u plan on doing serious shows then spend more cash and get better ones. If ya doin small shows jus fer fun then these will be good to u. Dont keep your hand on the switch as your rappin. The mic will cut out if your finger is resting on the mic on off switch
1575636
it can be used wherever there is a microphone adaptor but i returned this one since one of the micr dead on arrival and the other one has bad switch. it seems no one hecked its function at the manufacturer
1335481
Absolutely! You'll need the right adapters which could be pricey. I think you might be more satisfied with a combination headphone microphone setup which would need no adapters. Depending on what you're trying to accomplish.
1073115
Yes it should work, it has individual volume controls for the mics and the aux in, so you could use it with an instrument plugged into the aux. If you have multiple instruments you would need a mixer, and then plug that into the aux.
816051
You should be able to bc the wireless mics are being powered by its own AC cord. The PA is simply the sound source.
1517668
I can not answer for that particular brand, but it does come with a mic and if it has a standard plug, I see no reason why it would not work.
1077349
Absolutely. MP-3 or regular CD work fine. There's an auxilliary input in the back that allows you to connect a clip-zip or other input as well. Good speakers - works great.
278198
You will want an amp....receivers tend to be weak for speakers like these.....In theory you could hook them up using a 1/4 inch by 3.5mm audio connection running off the headphone jack on an mp3 player and they will play....They won't sound good, distorted and weak but they work there.....You will want an amp though....Otherwise you are better off hooking up some computer speakers to your audio source. If it's in your range....go with QSC GX3 you can't go wrong....and it's tough just like these speakers. You will want power to get the most out of them.
386795
Yes, you certainly can. There are several options for software that you can use for this purpose, but I use Adobe Premier Elements, and it works just fine. Roxio Creator NXT is another software option that would also serve this purpose. As for mics, there are any number of them that work with the software named. You just need to do a little research.
132849
I am not familiar with this machine. It would depend on the mic connection.
1155865
Yes. Mic drum kit with 4 mic preamps, input mp3 track through rca inputs on either 7/8 or 9/10. There are two 1/4" mono pairs for speakers--"Monitor" and "Stereo Mix"--with the headphone out corresponding to "Monitor" I believe. As long as you don't need more than 4 mic preamps (or have external preamps to complement), it should work fine. The headphone out is a 1/4" stereo, so you might need an adapter depending on the phones.
1436350
Technically yes I think it will work, but not the best setup because the mics will load down each other resulting in poorer sound quality & less bass. Probably less noticeable with small mics like that. Best solution is a Y combiner built especially for mic inputs with isolation circuitry. UPDATE: See comments, I'm not sure I understood your question correctly.
610098
Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
2203728
Mics don't really have a compatibility thing, Its not a program. It will work on pretty much anything.
858398
I honestly don't know the answer to that but my guess is you have to use the standard CD+G that the machine is designed to play. I bet if you contacted the manufacturer on their web site they could give you a better answer. Other than that I love my Karaoke machine.
1279752
Yes. Just Remember that the only input is the three-pronged microphone cable and not the single 1/4 inch guitar typw cable that some karaoke systems use. You might need an adapter.
553425
Only if boombox has a "line in" jack and record heads. This particular Memorex model is not intended to record from a microphone, as far as I recall, so I suggest you Google up "boomboxes which will accept an external microphone."
141250
A lot of th Karaoke CDs on Amazon do not say they are CD+G......will they work in this Karaoke system? Also, some people recommended replacing the mics.....do you recommend replacing the mics?