What would be the best and least expensive mixer/amp to use for wireless microphone system that would drive two of these?
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I am not sure if this helps I have not had a chance to hook this up yet but I purchased this one (Rolls PA71 MicroMix Power Amplifier, 1 XLR and 2 RCA Inputs).
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Again, I am not sure if it has the power to drive two, in your case you would probably do better with this one " rolls MA252 Stereo 20-Watt Mixer Amp 3 RCA 1 XLR".
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I used the M-Audio cable, works the best. Just remember that the mixer doesn't have a sound card, it's midi control only. I recommend the Numark idjo sound card if you're using the computer for 2-deck mixing or the M-Audio 4 channel sound card for 4 deck mixing.
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As Kris answered, the most economical way would be to get a splitter to plug both outputs into. My concern would be that it may halve the output signal thereby needing a power booster (amp) to increase the gain. My recommendation would be to contact Logitech for advice on this matter.
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Either the XLR or TRS offers a balanced output. This baby is pretty versatile for our small group, so we raraly haul out our bigger mixer board anymore
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Dynamic mics don't need 48v phantom power, I never tried that way. Good luck
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if u r using it for a mic u can use 1 other wise if u use a computer u will need to use a mic mixer and use 2
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Save your money and get something like a Shure BLX1288/PG85 Wireless Combo System with PG58 Handheld and PG185 Lavalier Microphones, it has less microphones but will work 100% of the time. This system was nothing but junk for me too.
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You need to plug the mic system into an amp or a mixer, but the mic's are wireless.
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The smaller mixer would be better, but for the small price difference you can get a lot more future versatility from this mixer. As is stated, the phantom power on this mixer works great to power a condenser mic. This is the main reason I got it, and the mic preamps are very nice for the price. If you're using for recording, it's perfect. And you have a number of options for output. I record with it hooked through an external USB sound interface into a PC, and it works great.
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These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use... » Read More These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! « Show Less
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the phantom power should be sufficient for your condenser mic. I wouldn't count on using this interface for anything more than a demo though.
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You can get Pyle's wireless mic sets, and they come with up to 8 separate mic channels. Please see the following model number. PDWM8400
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this microphone requires phantom power. If your audio interface or mixer does not have a Phantom power supply built in, you will need to purchase a phantom power supply to insert into your signal chain.
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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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I own the B-1 and a mixer and a M Audio Interface card so my mics hook into my mixer (phantom power there) if the DEQ doesnt have phantom power get a pre amp that does or a mixer
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The Focusrite Scarlett provides Phantom power. So yes, it should be all you need. You could also use a less expensive alternative, the Icicle. It is a great microphone to USB preamp which also provides Phantom power for the mic.
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These are designed for a PC so it would use 2 plugs. What is your use that you can't use both or want to combine them? Are you using the mic?