can I use this headset microphone with my wireless amplifier for my class?
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Hi Nellie; The WH20TQG has a miniature four-pin female 4-pin mini connector for direct connection to Shure wireless body pack transmitter. If your transmitter doesn't match up it's pretty easy to shop around and find a headset that does. I purchased this one and liked it much better than one you are looking at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007PZ5F3K/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1597486
I would not think so, unless you nave some specialized listening needs. This headset has an amplifier built in.
23574
I don't believe this will work with that setup. This mic is designed for the wireless transmitter packs (Sony & Sennheiser) where you actually screw the end of the mic into the transmitter pack to make the proper connection.
1521939
No. This is NOT a wireless microphone. You connect it to your mixer/speaker/amp/whatever with a standard XLR mic cable.
337653
I am not familer with this unit. if it has phantom power or you have a pre-amp you can use this mic. It is a condenser mic and needs to be powered.
2116606
The headset and microphone have to be attached to amplify your voice. They do not function separately. You can hold the microphone while attached to to the amplifier to your mouth without putting it on your head.
2276297
The connector won't work for that. This mic has a cone toe that fits into wireless mic belt packs for Sure brand Audio systems.
1310186
It has a standard XLR connection on one end and a USB connector on the other. It won't receive a signal from a wireless microphone (has to be a direct wire connection). If the wireless hand mic has a transmitter with an XLR output, this will work but you'll still need to buy the cables.
418826
I ordered Audio2000's Wireless Microphone Holder (Amc-418) by Audio 2000S and they work great. They cost $9.99 each on Amazon.
19803
The system is not wireless. It will take any mic or 1/4 jack input - including wireless base units. Rock on!
646297
Yes, but you need this adapter: Adapter to allow use of self powered and wireless microphones with smartphones and iPhone/iPad - Item #10963
733679
Microphones are mono and usually only work on one channel. What amplifier are you connecting it to?
2091237
I wouldn't recommend using in the lecture environment because you will have to have one of your hand holding the mic close to your lips(less than 10cm). I would rather recommend looking up a wired(lengthy) tie-pin mic type.
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I've been using my Plantronics headset/microphone with amplifier for over 3 years, with no problems. It is NOT a headset like you might use with a cell phone or portable phone, but rather a professional setup used in call centers or for business phones.
533209
There is a basic problem with your question: I think you are asking if you need a transmitter pack with a compatible wireless receiver. The answer is; No. You may use a Shure transmitter pack (with the aforementioned receiver). Or buy a mini-XLR to XLR adaptor and use it as a regular mic with phantom power applied. I hope I answered your question.
46766
Yes ..It would work technically ? But the wireless device is poor .. to doesn't work at all .. Microphone is good though when use with a wired connection..Don't waste your money in my opinion .
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Go with a wireless system. Get one that has one receiver that supports 2 microphones.