Hi,
I'm after some advice please as I am not too sure....... Our school has recently bought and had installed a "Apart Concept1" amplifier for the school hall which has a dedicated paging microphone connection on the unit. The school wish to continue using their existing radio microphones which have XLR and 6.3mm jack plug outputs. Is it possible remove the XLR plug or 6.3mm Jack Plug from the radio mic and connect the 2x wires and ground connection into the Paging Microphone connections? (The amplifier has screw connections, so would mean hard wiring the cable in)
The Concept1 amplifier paging mic connections are: SGL input with +, - and GND or Z1/Z2. As the radio mics are a twin set and work together I presume i would (if I can do this anyway) use the 6.3mm unbalanced output of the mic unit to the +, - and GND of the amplifier paging mic connections?
Having looked at a few paging microphones - it does seem feasible that this would work. This would enable us to continue using the radio microphone with this amplifier which would be fantastic.
Thank you for your time
Tazzy
I'm after some advice please as I am not too sure....... Our school has recently bought and had installed a "Apart Concept1" amplifier for the school hall which has a dedicated paging microphone connection on the unit. The school wish to continue using their existing radio microphones which have XLR and 6.3mm jack plug outputs. Is it possible remove the XLR plug or 6.3mm Jack Plug from the radio mic and connect the 2x wires and ground connection into the Paging Microphone connections? (The amplifier has screw connections, so would mean hard wiring the cable in)
The Concept1 amplifier paging mic connections are: SGL input with +, - and GND or Z1/Z2. As the radio mics are a twin set and work together I presume i would (if I can do this anyway) use the 6.3mm unbalanced output of the mic unit to the +, - and GND of the amplifier paging mic connections?
Having looked at a few paging microphones - it does seem feasible that this would work. This would enable us to continue using the radio microphone with this amplifier which would be fantastic.
Thank you for your time
Tazzy