The AMT Q7-P800 Wireless Microphone System for Trumpetfrom AMT Q7-P800 Wireless Microphone System for Trumpetincludes a Q7 AA powered transmitter with true diversity receiver, rack ears, and extension cables. The Quantum7 transmitter clips on to all AMT microphones that include DCT. You simply need to disconnect the cable from the microphone and plug in the transmitter. With 100 channels to choose from (region dependent), the system is simple to use while providing good quality sound. The receiver is a true diversity design allowing the wireless reception up to approximately 328'. The receiver is constructed with a rugged metal chassis, which includes a 1/4" and XLR output. Additionally it features high-quality transient response, no delay, no background noise, with multi-level narrow band filter technology.

True diversity design

Transmitter can be powered via one AA battery

Q7 receiver includes heavy-duty metal chassis with rack ears

Supports 100 channels (region dependent) with up to 30 MHz bandwidth

PLL frequency stabilization system

Supports IR syncing from receiver to transmitter

LCD display

Wireless operation without a bodypack

Large analog style volume control for quick and easy access

Remove the transmitter to convert microphone to a wired setup

Compatible with all AMT instrument microphones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the transmitters have on/off switches to allow presenter to mute themselves?

A: The transmitters included with the Pyle Pro PDWM2958B 2-Person Wireless Combo Microphone System do not have mute controls.

Q: 2. What is the shipment weight for this rack mount

A: The shipping weight for this package is 20.0 lb.

Q: 3. If I use a splitter and connect 3 or 4 of these, will there be phase alignment issues and sound weird?

A: Hmm...how would that work? As far as I know, there's a fixed relationship between the mic and the receiver- where would you add the splitter?

Q: 4. XLR (or 1/4") out to USB, for use with Zoom? We're holding meetings that are up to 20 people, hybrid onsite/offsite using Zoom. We used a single omnidirectional mic that was abysmal, the participants at home could hear almost nothing. If I took the XLR out of this, adapted it to USB on the laptop, does anyone know if this would be recognized as a single mic input that would then be broadcast?

A: You can mix the XLR output of the Pyle Pro PDWM8300 VHF Wireless Conference Microphone System (B&H # PYPDWM8300) down through a USB sound card, which will be recognized as a single USB microphone input when connected to a computer.

Q: 5. Hi, I have a Sony HDR-PJ760 camcorder. Is this mic ECM-AW4 compatible with my camcorder? Thank You.

A: Yes, I use the ECM-AW4 with my Sony HDR-CX760 and it works great. Just use the mic input on the side of the camera.

Q: 6. For me it is imperative that I can use this device with an iPhone 6 or an iPad. Is it compatible?

A: At this time I have been unable to connect the bluetooth mic directly with a PC or tablet. The only way to connect it that I know of is the analogue mic input on the tablet.

Q: 7. Will this wireless system work with the Mackie thump212 xt speaker?

A: Yes the Pyle Pro PDWM2958B 2-Person Wireless Combo Microphone System works with the Mackie Thump212XT 1400W 12" Powered PA Loudspeaker System with DSP and Bluetooth.

Q: 8. What about the Microphone operating mode ? is it mono or duel channel ?

A: The microphone is Mono. I simply convert after to stereo.

Q: 9. we use a system called zoom room which is on a computer and users dial into the meeting. will this work with that?

A: It will work with any system that has a 1/4th mono microphone input.

Q: 10. If I wanted to use 4 units with a multi channel recorder can I do that? do they have multiple channels?

A: We would not advise using 4 sets of these in one location.