Thanks for the explanation and review, getting these for church fellowship hall. We currently use the rechargeable Vocopro 5805 system x 2 (8) for sanctuary. Wish Phenyx made rechargeable ones. But these will be ok since they will not be used as often.
Superb review. I have a question to you! I have a mixer that is ready to go. Means i just need to plug the mic and the speaker to my mixer and thats it. So, will these mics be able to work there properly?
I bought this set a year ago. It worked great when I first got them. But now I started to get some pop noise like loosing frequency or like when you using a wire mic and the wire loose noise. Do you have any ideas what cause that noise?
@@johntang2554 I try to do audio reviews as raw as possible. I want people to hear what they are potentially buying. Not hearing something edited and polished.
Hi, in a setup that i'd require 16 mics or even more, are these units able to change frequency? Is there dip switches inside for different frequency preset? Or even a way to change it?
Preciate the time you put into this. Looking to supply my church with a good option with quantity. Thank you
You’re welcome.
Thanks for the explanation and review, getting these for church fellowship hall. We currently use the rechargeable Vocopro 5805 system x 2 (8) for sanctuary. Wish Phenyx made rechargeable ones. But these will be ok since they will not be used as often.
Thanks for taking time to watch my video.
Superb review. I have a question to you! I have a mixer that is ready to go. Means i just need to plug the mic and the speaker to my mixer and thats it. So, will these mics be able to work there properly?
They should. Just plug the output from the reviver into your mixer/head and you will be good to go.
I bought this set a year ago. It worked great when I first got them. But now I started to get some pop noise like loosing frequency or like when you using a wire mic and the wire loose noise. Do you have any ideas what cause that noise?
Start by changing the batteries and the cables connecting the receiver to your PA.
Great video! I hear an echo echo echo echo when I talk into my mic. Any clue why this is happening? Thanks
It could be a myriad of things. Firs thing to look into (and the most likely thing), the room you are in.
Is the 7000 and the 6000 the same ?? If not what's the difference
This is a question I cannot answer.
Can I connect it to camera instead of speaker
Yes, as long as you have the right cabling to run it from the receiver, and connected to the
Camera
We're are you located in Kenya plz
I am not n Kenya. I am in the USA.
Hey man can I connect 2 set of 4 mic at one time ..
This it has eight mics, all of which operate on individual channels. So you can have all eight mics going at the same time if need be.
How much is it plz
Look it up on your local Amazon.
would sound much better if you backed off the mids on your mixer ...
That's what happens when you don't run any live events, shows or practice in over 2 years.
I'm a professional sound engineer. Maybe next time you strap a HPF before you start the test.
You're hearing the boom mic recording. This is not going through a DAW.
@@jeffgrantMEDIA I know. A bit more clarity would make the vid better. Just my two cents. Hope you don’t mind
@@johntang2554 I try to do audio reviews as raw as possible. I want people to hear what they are potentially buying. Not hearing something edited and polished.
@@jeffgrantMEDIA smart.
Hi, in a setup that i'd require 16 mics or even more, are these units able to change frequency? Is there dip switches inside for different frequency preset? Or even a way to change it?