I have GTD Audio G-733H 2x800 Channel Diversity UHF Wireless Mic System. and it come with just 2 Mic, if I order this mic can it work with the system. can 3 mic work the same time.
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The GTD Audio G-733H is a two channel unit only. That means it will support one or two mic's at once, not three.
1351181
If you get the same mics - then they will work - but the extra ones have to be the same make/model. When you get a new mic - you need to initialize the mic to the channels on the GTD base unit. This is described in the handbook and involves taking off the end cover and pointing it at the base unit. All mics should be set to the same channels to work together. Good luck with this.
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Technically you could, if it's the same mic, you would have to make sure the mic and receiver are on the same frequency, I would not recommend it for use over long duration tho, because it will cut out, essentially you'll be sharing it with another mic in the same frequency, which will cause it to cut in and out.
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.
997432
No, it is only a two mic system. You will have to buy a whole other system for 4. If you have the money it is worth it.
2134919
That should not be a problem. They are each on their own frequency. We don't generally do that but it shouldn't be a problem. We ordered an additional handheld mic but it's on the same frequency as one of the headset mics and you can't use them at the same time. Good luck, JK
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Yes/No you have to get the 4 channel model to connect more than 2. The model is G-787H for a four channel. They work great. You can use the model you asked about with the same channel set to 2 of the mics but it will cause some issues for you if both mics are on at the same time, but they should be very minor for simple public speaking use, then more complex the more sound you put through them.
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It should be. I have the 733 system with two mics though so , I am not sure about yours with 4 mics.
931845
Not sure if it will work or not what are you using the PG58 Mic or the PG4receiver?. The GTD operates in a 610-670 MHZ range so if you have the Shure M7 PG58(6-620MHZ) or K12 (620-638 MHZ) or the M15 (662-686 MHZ) series mic's it might work but make sure none of the other channels are in the range of the Shure, otherwise it may splash over to another channel as it searches for a matching frequency. You will have to manually set the frequency on the receiver to match the range of the Shure P. Not sure what you are trying to do?
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Yes, it can. I ordered mine separately. However, you can only use 1 mic per channel at a time. Cannot use a body pack and a handheld on the same channel at the same time, severe interference.
300033
It works only with one. if you have two mics hooked on each it XLR will be the one active (the TRS signal is so low that is kind of useless). I guess the Y would also compromise the quality signal too. Better look for another solution that supports 2 mics
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When we use the wireless mics it overrides the built in mic. The sound is much better than the built in mic so it works great for us.
1478054
No it only works with one person. If you need to use a wireless mic set with more then one presin. I suggest you go Amazon or B&H for that..
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The different "Bands" talks about the different frequency groups. Band A will be a certain group of frequencies and Band B will be another set if different frequencies and so on. It does not matter which band you get. If you buy 2 of the mics, and they are both in different bands, the Handheld mics will only work with the matching Band Receiver. I would recommend that when you buy a second one, match the same band. That way if your running out of the house, you don't grab a Band A Mic and a Band C receiver. Hope this answers your question.Good Luck
1159117
Thank you for your inquiry. This is a monitoring system, not designed for a microphone so you will need a separate wireless microphone system for your mic. Please feel free to let us know if you have any other questions or concerns. Thank you!
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These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is available on Amazon. It should work fine in the latter) These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is... » Read More These are very low end systems. My first suggestion would be to purchase a better system in the first place. Your Hand Held Mic Transmitter would have to be set to the same frequency as one of the reciever channels to use it on the same system as the wireless mics it comes with. There would be no way to plug it into the belt transmitter pack without a wire. I'm not clear if your question is will the mic work on this system or if Audio 2000 makes a seperate hh mic you can use next to this system on it's own frequency and reciever without creating interference. (I believe they do and it is available on Amazon. It should work fine in the latter) « Show Less
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You should not need anything else. It is a very simple system. We have 2 sets for our meetings-Each MIC is on a particular channel. When you have 2 systems plugged in at the same time and using 2 MICS that are both on the same channel, you may get feedback or the MIC may not work at all. When I set up the MICs for our meetings I make sure that all the mics are on a different channel...I hope this helps!
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.
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I would say that if it does not work it could be a problem with the mic or the audio system tha is connected to. The mic has a some options or buttons that you might need to play with but those are just to choose what type of mic will be used. Sorry i DON'T have more, it should work just fine, the power is given by the audio system amp. Do you have an amp?