If I have two sets, can I use one mic/transmitter and two receivers connected to two separate cameras and pickup quality audio on both receivers?
773166
You could try and it should work. I haven't used mine on camera, but i have used up to 3 receivers with one transmitter with excellent results. Only the fourth and fifth receivers started making a bit of noise at a certain distance from the transmitter
773167
If the two sets are identical then yes, it will work. As for 'quality audio', you will receive acceptable mono.
245581
Friend, I think you want to run two vehicles by one Transmitter. In that case, you have to use a second receiver, but you can't run both of them at the same time.
203503
Most definitely.. that is exactly what I do.. two transmitters and three receivers.. using 2 camera bodies..
675901
Yes, You can use two headphones with one transmitter or use two different transmitters for one set of headphones.
744871
If using analog, yes. But if you are using optical out for example to your receiver, then the answer is no. You can only use 1 type of output at a time.
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.
1486199
No, one transmitter and one receiver. if you want to work in multransmitter environment it is reccomended by Sennheiser that they all be a a single band (A,B, etc.). The included mic breaks easily but no rig in this price range compares.
151256
No you can not. unfortunately u can one use 1 pair. All carry the same frequencies.I have that problem when someone near by is using the same mics. You get they mics thru your system and visa verse
1920414
Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.
1560781
Yes, if you mean channels instead of files, which keeps the four channels in sync. Two of the channels are from the two included microphones and the other two channels are from the wired inputs.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
784648
You can use a standard 75 Ohm splitter. Be aware that there will be a loss associated with using a splitter that will affect both receivers.
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.
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.
1553323
Yes, all four receivers receive the same mix with this system. Since it's a stereo unit, it is possible to actually transmit two different mixes. This only works if you only wear one ear bud ...either left or right depending on which side has "your" mix. It's not an ideal set-up. Also, if you start adding more transmitters you have to make sure they are each on a unique frequency and must each have receivers mated to them by frequency.
2095625
I wondered about that myself and I have 3 similar systems, but they seem to be set to receive a signal from their own matched cameras. I tried getting all three and they didn't work with the other cameras. So I guess the answer to be no, that you won't be able to use a different receiver with the camera/transmitter.
1935276
Yes, but if you want to individually control each mic, they have to be on seperate channels, so you'll need 4 of these recievers.