Hi, what Audio-Technica wireless bodypack transmitter/receiver combo do you suggest to connect this microphone wirelessly to a mixer. Thanks.
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Thank you for your inquiry. The BP892-TH is a wired microphone. The wireless version is BP892cW-TH. Any of our professional wireless body pack systems will work with this microphone. Our most popular system is the ATW-3110B. Also, the microphone and the wireless system can be purchased as a package (ATW-3192B). Please see the below link.
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Microphone Madness sells an earworn mic terminated for AT beltpaks, but there are 2 different wiring schemes, and it is dependant upon which unipak system (which wiring they supply). I once tried to use an earset mic (I forgot which brand) with an AT1400 series and it didn't work, which took me by surprise. Are the AT BP892cW's compatible with EVERY A-T wireless beltpack?
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Thank you for your inquiry. The BP892cW is designed to work with all of our current wireless systems except fro the Pro88W and the ATR288W. Of our older systems it will work with all but the 1000 series and the 500 series.
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A BP892cT4-TH was purchased to replace the microphone we currently use in our church, which plugs into a audio-technica ATW-T210 belt pack. Upon receipt of this mic we noticed the pin outs are different. Is there an adapter we could use or should we consider another option?
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Thank you for your inquiry. The BP892cT4-TH is designed for use with a Shure wireless system. There is no adapter to use this on an AT wireless system. The version that works with an Audio-Technica wireless system is the BP892cW-TH. You may want to check with your place of purchase to see if they can swap this for you.
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We've had several reports of significant popping sounds with this microphone. I've opened the end that connects to the transmitter and do not see any obvious wire breaks, but the end at the ear piece is completely enclosed and inaccessible. Are broken wires the likely problem or should I be looking for something else?
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Thank you for your inquiry. Most often popping occurs due to Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) with the wireless system from an external source. Static electricity can also cause this. Worn or improperly milled Hirose connectors, although not likely could cause popping. If your issue is with the connector on the belt pack transmitter or the microphone, please contact our service department at 330-686-2600 option 4 and the will help with this.
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