could this be used with a pa system to plug into a transmitter?
1396657
I don't use it plugged into a transmitter but it seems to me that this is possible.
1396658
Yes. It has a standard 2.5mm connection (mono). I have used it many times with a wireless transmitter.
2003040
sure, just insert it upstream of the power amp. It will need to be compatible with "line level" signal inputs for the Pyle amp (virtually all are).
1487629
It has a headphone out so I suppose you could send it to a PA. The signal out is low so it will need to be amplified for sure. I do believe its stereo there. It also has RCA stereo out in the back that also could be run into an amplified speaker such as a PA's.
960370
I don't see why not, as a connection between the transmitter and antenna. I use it to connect to a VHF/UHF antenna at 144/440 MHz at 50 w. Loss is about 4db per 100 feet. N type connectors have lower loss than UHF type connectors.
1337152
Not really. This microphone needs phantom power, so you need an interface on the other end that can provide power to the microphone.
1091489
I bought this item to use as a PA system which had a good output on a 4" speaker. I have not tried this on any other system so I can not offer a good answer at this time.
1487440
I don't have the answer I use it with the PA system it works perfect with the system.
781407
Kathy, what you want to do is feasible, but the outlet plugins have to be set to the same frequency of the transmitter. Check with the manufacture to make sure. The other factor is distance. The transmitter is good for only a short distance.
514955
I guess you could. All you need is a USB port + something you could clamp it to. It draws power AND feeds audio in thru USB.
90647
Only if your PA system has an XLR input. The connectors look like this: http://www.usa.canon.com/app/html/HDV/XLH1A/images/xlrs.jpg
1703012
I feed the transmitter from speaker outlet of TV, so I can't answer for your own setup. I would think that these can be connected to any kind of speaker output.
2167344
I don't see why not. The transmitter does dampen sound a little bit. You may have to be careful moving around though, transmitter does loose connection if behind some obstacles, I had to find the best position for stable connection
1461084
thanks for the answer, but not quite the info I was looking for. I want to know if this unit can plug in to a PA for amplification. I assume so, but want to make sure.
25866
You most certainly can. I use this FM transmitter to transmit for our church ministry. Remember that you can only use it on the lowest power setting to be legal. I use this transmitter very effectively for our ministry. If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to contact me once again.
2278338
Don't see why not. I've done it with a laptop and radio receiver and the sound is great!
1916891
There is no reason why not if you can source a 110V power supply to plug it in to. This is a low current draw item, so it could work quite well if wired correctly, but there are car audio equalizers out there that do pretty much the same for the same price, and no hassle.
54740
You will need a transmitter. I personally use it with the SHURE PGX receiver and transmitter system and it works great.