Can we use two sets (totaling 16 mics) together without channel interference?
1798473
I doubt it. I haven't opened the case to see if the channels are tune-able. I assume they are made to the same frequency on each unit as is in the description. So I would expect crossover when using two units.
1798474
We use 2 sets simultaneously without issue, however you do have to make sure say 4 and 5 aren't powerful people. and don't place speakers too close to where actors are, as this can cause interference. I find them much better than shures. We do use them for out door performances though, so not sure about inside.
1798475
No! you can not use all together. I bought this set ahead of time for a production. Everything sound ok. Once all 8 cast of my production had headsets on some did not work. Not a good product after all.
1798476
No, manufacturer states that the 8 channel frequencies are fixed, thus transmitters for channel 1 are all the same, 2 all the same, etc. You would need 2 different frequencies available for use with each channel, which this system was not designed to support.
1798477
I've never used more than 6 microphones at a time but I had no problems of interference, I think that is a totally professional and effective, I recommend it without a doubt
936042
Yes, you can. It seems it will give two discrete tracks for two mics. Watch for noise as it is a passive box.
34250
One thing I remembered should work to, is using a splitter on the two mics if they have the headphone size plug that way both mics can be used under the mic volume control.
1416331
Yes it should not be an issue, I have done each plug with multiple wireless mics before.
297736
Are you planning on having them both hooked up, to the speakers, at the same time? I've never tried that before, but it would be fairly easy to wire in a source selection switch to help prevent them from affecting each other.
1247407
To mix 4 or 8 or really any number of mics into one channel you will need a splitter to go from 1 to 4 (or how ever many you need). You may have to get two 1 to 4 and one one to 2 to mix 8 together. Or you get a mixing device which will be more expensive. Now of course if you do this the one channel that is recording is going to have all audio channels recording at the same time so if you have sound on all channels it will be hard to isolate one specific channel to listen to. You really want a separate recording channel for each mic unless you know you will never have audio on more than one mic at a time.
1675981
I have two of these. I use one for groom and one for bride. I DID try to do that, using two transmitters and the one receiver - the receiver 'argues' over which one to sync with... Drop outs were occurring. So I think the practical answer is... no, you can not use two transmitters/mics to one receiver. Hope this answers your question.
829000
Technically you can't, but you might have issues with both trying to take over the same port, or the computer might read them as the same microphone. In theory I think you could with some tinkering. I've connected two microphones to my PC before but with two different microphones.
1505377
I have this same question... do you know now if multiple sets can operate simultaneously?
384644
Yes you can or will have to change one to the next frequency, two same microphone with the same frequency would not work.
54288
I don't have the answer for this question, I only have the one pair. I would think that you'd need another setup and have them both the same channel for 2 people to watch together.
746399
We have four of these mics all the same band, of course each is set at a different frequency. We have no problem, in fact we are adding two more.
485987
They are different channel frequencies ...if you were to use more than one microphone and receiver in a close area you would get different channels so they would not interfere with each other
1946614
Every or any mic will give you interference if your to close to the receiver. And you need to make sure the Mics are on different channels. I've had the receiver in one room talent in another room. But when you bring the mic to the receiver room to much feed back. Hope this helps.
1420942
There is only one mic input to the transmitter and one line output from the receiver. You can switch between two frequencies in case one has interference.
1489198
No , each set is program with only 2 mic with same frequency, if you want to add they sell 4mic set
1829436
Hi TBC. I've never run more than 2 of these units at the same time, but I think as long as you set the frequency of each unit to a different available pre set frequency (there's a choice of many -- 20 or more?-- built in to these babies), you shouldn't have interference. Of course this supposes that the space where you're using them doesn't have native RF or frequency noise happening within any of the frequencies you set your units to. I have yet to get much external frequency interference or noise in the frequency ranges at which these units operate. Good luck.