I have a voco pro 5800 4 wireless mic unit that i connect with 1 1/4 input to my main mixer. Can I connect it tovoco pro wirelss unit to this DA1000
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Yes it should not be an issue, I have done each plug with multiple wireless mics before.
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Never tried it but you should be able to, most recording software will recognise the input so you shouldn't have a problem. You can plug the other end of the 1/4 into the mix port and you should be able to use both mics.
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This is a standard mic. When buying a cable , buy "xlr mic cable" they're standard unless you need 1/4 inch male to the mixer
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You should. Though I haven't tried it I don't see why you couldn't run one mic into the xlr input and run another into the 1/4. But make sure you use phantom power. Great question though. I'll have to try it out myself
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You can use a mixer device or a "Y" cable, but it is not designed to it. If you do it, both mics will have the effect on then.
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The input is a standard input so it should work with wireless microphones. But my amp died after 2 months, so i wouldn't recommend getting it.
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The mics use XLR connections (regular mic connection). If your mixer takes xlr inputs then you would need regular microphone cables from each drum mic to the mixer. If your mixer only uses 1/4" inputs, then you will have to get cables with xlr female (to the drum mic) and 1/4" male to the mixer.Since most mixers have xlr inputs, I just went ahead and got myself an 8-channel snake to avoid carrying around a bunch of cables. Pyle Pro makes a nice 20ft snake. Search amazon.com for Pyle-Pro PPSN821 20 Ft.. Currently it is $33.99. Also, if you register your Pyle Pro drum mics within a certain time, you get an extended warranty from them.I hope I gave you enough info. Thanks! The mics use XLR connections (regular mic connection). If your mixer takes xlr inputs then you would need regular microphone cables from each drum mic to the mixer. If your mixer only uses 1/4" inputs, then you will have to get cables with xlr female (to the drum mic) and 1/4" male to the mixer.Since most mixers have xlr inputs, I just went ahead and got myself an 8-channel snake to avoid carrying around a bunch of cables. Pyle Pro makes a nice 20ft snake. Search amazon.com for Pyle-Pro PPSN821 20 Ft.. Currently it is $33.99. Also, if you register your Pyle Pro... » Read More The mics use XLR connections (regular mic connection). If your mixer takes xlr inputs then you would need regular microphone cables from each drum mic to the mixer. If your mixer only uses 1/4" inputs, then you will have to get cables with xlr female (to the drum mic) and 1/4" male to the mixer.Since most mixers have xlr inputs, I just went ahead and got myself an 8-channel snake to avoid carrying around a bunch of cables. Pyle Pro makes a nice 20ft snake. Search amazon.com for Pyle-Pro PPSN821 20 Ft.. Currently it is $33.99. Also, if you register your Pyle Pro drum mics within a certain time, you get an extended warranty from them.I hope I gave you enough info. Thanks! « Show Less
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I run mics through a mixer before going to the speakers. This unit has a 1/4" output and XLR output. (the mixer will handle both and then give you both options to go to the speakers as well) Note: Most speakers use the 1/4" input. I hope this helps
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The Mic's seem to be set for a particular channel 1 thru 4 I guess as far a mixing that would be done on your mixing board or amp system.
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Yes the can,any mixer that has xlr 3 pin inputs can use these microphones and once you get your levels adjusted they are ready to go.If for some reason your mixer doesn't have xlr inputs, you can get audio converters ie: xlr to phono,etc,however a mixer with xlr inputs is ideal.Make sure that both are set on different MHz numbers and you will be set.From Victor SieffVS Video ProductionsDenver
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It is possible, but you need another microphone support line-in (but more like a mp3) input. This mixer is designed for solo microphone input. I do not recommend it to work with more than one.
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I don't now if you can get pre made adapters for it.i don't remember if it is strictly microphone type input or if it has 1/4 in inputs.. if it has 1/4 in inputs you can more than likely get adapters for it... good luck
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Behringer's FBQ1000 is not intended for direct connection to the microphone lines. Place it between the mixer and the speakers, monitor or main, or insert it in the channel for the microphone.
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Not sure, I connected the mic to my DJ numark mixer. I works fine with my mixer.
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I can tell you it will work (from someone who has done it IN A PINCH), but I don't recommend it for normal use. You won't have independent control over each mic through your mixer; but if your Shure receiver has independent adjustable outputs, you can adjust them there (just makes it hard on the fly). Someone may tell you that it is a mismatched impedance by doing it this way, but it CAN work.
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You are better buying the level up mixer. This one will allow it but not with 2 mike input.
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Yes, you can. Best if using XLR for L/R, but it also accepts 1/4" inputs. Make sure line level out and may have to tweak gain on mixer out and on recorder in.