can the microphone-in be used for a line-in too? (IE. from an MP3 player.)
760772
It can, although not strictly as a line-in, as it's a rheostat and hence variable. Besides, I persona;lly have purchased 2 of these, one of which failed after 4 months and the other never worked at all.
1113175
In my experience until now, I also used this product to plug it with my stereo headset and my home theather. I think the phone won't be able to recognize other in-line microphone because the first one will habilitate automatically at the moment you turn it on. You can try it, but I cannot assure you if will work.Regards
959100
Yes you can. Just turn up the input volume and make sure the mic is as close as possible to the sound whole.
84534
Yes, it has a line in option. You'd need the line-in cord. Not remembering now whether it's just the single plug earphone out to line-in plug or a typical analog L/R cord.
1766904
Kind of a hard question but you could find a Microphone with a 3.5 ml input and get a splitter. I think it would work
549883
This shouldn't be a problem! As long as there is a receiver that can be plugged into the MIC INPUT.
1189898
Yes you can. Get one that has an audio plug that matches the audio out jack on the recorder.
180883
If there is a master input somewhere on the "system" which allows piped-in audio to all available lines, then YES. Look for an RCA or 1/8" stereo or mono input labeled "MOH" or "Music on Hold" or similar. Chances are, if you DON'T have a master control box where all the lines come together and they all just plug into 2-line jacks, (directly) the answer is no.
2151533
I guess you can, since it (at least the Play:5) has a Line-In that you can use for any sound player with a line-out such as a headphone outsource, the problem with this system is that it is extremely hard to understand and make it work. To use this line-in function is difficult and makes it vulnerable to loose wi-fi connection. If you have the bucks for this, you might buy something else. Just my advise.
2026138
Yes, I can. There are line-level outputs that may be connected to recorders, or sound boards, or whatever.
11390
Sure. Just remember that it is a battery powered mic and you'll need to use the Mic-In port on your computer audio interface or set the audio control software (if available) to treat whatever line-in you're using as a mic level input.
764999
If your line-in input is compatible with the connector on this device it should work acceptably. Software recommendations I will not make, I have several programs and none work entirely to my satisfaction, I use parts of several depending upon the application and what I wish to accomplish.
2134209
Yes. I've connected a small pair of microphones running through a battery box with a 3.5mm connector into the line in with no problems. Unless the microphone has internal battery power, you'll need to use a battery box or some other preamp when using the 3.5mm line in.
530197
There are two mic inputs to use. I did not try it but you should be able to.
669214
Yes I could. Especially when jamming live home performances. But for recording its better to avoid doing that as there will be tiny level of music from speakers again picked up by mic. But keeping good distance between both can solve it.
553423
There is a "Line In" jack next to the headphone jack. Assuming a mic will plug in, but have never tried.
322139
Yes, I had the same problem and wound up getting replacement from the company after I posted a bad review about it. I did, however, find that the problem wasn't as bad later on and no problem using line-in. I'd say always use the line-in and your headphone jack when possible.