Can this system support wireless microphones or is there an additional unit needed for wireless microphones
1615041
Wireless mics use a receiver that plugs (with regular wire) into an amp so once you have the wireless microphone setup it pretty much is useable with any device where a corded mic is used.
1615042
There is nothing specified in the user guide and I also do not notice any additional inputs, jacks, etc. to support wireless microphones, so I am fairly certain there is nothing inherently in this unit to support wireless microphones. You would probably need to purchase the receiver portion for the wireless signal as well.
293039
That could work. We use two headsets, with mixer along with sideline wireless mic. So our set up is is a little more complicated.
1123057
i'm with deborah here. i need a wireless setup which will work for videography. i need it to record audio at weddings etc. i do not do plays, concerts and church ceremonies which require amps and speakers. i want freedom of movement for the subject to record his/her voice wirelessly. if this unit will not work for me, can someone suggest a good wireless lavalier system that will work for video production please. there seems to be hundreds of different devices. thanks guys.
424634
If you have no other wireless equipment, then whatever you get should work fine. The only situation that could be a problem is if there is other wireless audio equipment in the building on the same channel.
1521939
No. This is NOT a wireless microphone. You connect it to your mixer/speaker/amp/whatever with a standard XLR mic cable.
719559
Any PA system or wireless mic pack with a mono input will work. This is not frequency specific.
933475
I believe so that this can be used for a Public Address system. The base unit hooks up like a regular mic to the mic jack input (of a P.A. system if applicable) then the base unit acts as the wireless receiver. The base unit also has 2 mic volume controls on its front. The wireless mics takes 9v rectangular batteries. The 9v batteries should be of good quality to create a good strong signal connection to the base unit. You can also play with the orientation of the base unit's (2) two telescopic antennas for better reception.
452261
No external mics included, you have to buy a kit that contains 2 external mics. Which is what I did.
19887
I am considering those suggestions but i gotta be sure those cameras do have an external microphone output so i can use the Azden WMS-PRO Wireless Microphone System with.
736040
You need to plug the mic system into an amp or a mixer, but the mic's are wireless.
292168
Brianna,I was incorrect in my early answer. The other commenters are correct. This unit is only to supply phantom power for special microphones. It does not combine two microphones to one. The computer interface suggestions you are reading are great good luck
497627
I am sure there is I would contact audio technica I think they have a mic similar already set up for wireless
1806433
Yes you can get a wireless mic and plug that will fit in the auxillary input.
1501864
I don't know, but the question prompts me to try a work-around I've thought of. You can buy, at Amazon or elsewhere, a wireless microphone kit with TWO mikes for less than $30. I've thought of hooking that up to the Hisonic to see how well it works. I'll try to give it a go this weekend. John Donohue
25460
The unit itself does not have a wireless feature built in. It uses XLR inputs and outputs. If your mic has a separate unit that connects via XLR, then yes, it will work.
424057
You need 2 receivers for this microphone. There are systems that can use 1 but they are more expensive.
809947
Yes, it supports two extension microphones. The microphones cost extra but at least one is helpful for a conference room so that you can put the Polycom main ("head") unit at one of the table and the extension microphone at the other. We have successfully used microphones made for the 1000, 6000, and 7000 head units interchangeably among the various head units.