My church is looking to purchase 5 M3R Stereo Receivers and 1 M3T Stereo Transmitter. Will this create any interference with our current wireless microphones (which are Audio Technica 3000 Series)?
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Not if you set the M3 transmitter to a different frequency other than the 3000 series system(s). It will work wonderfully!
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No, your other wireless systems (AT3000 Series) are on bands C & D and should not have any interference with the monitor bands L & M. They are made to work happily together:o)
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Thank you for your inquiry. The M3 system is available in 2 bands in the US (L Band 572 MHz - 607.999 MHz and the M Band 614 MHz to 649.666 MHz). These are outside any of the 3 frequency bands used by the 3000 series. Just one caution, do not place M3 transmitters and 3000 series receivers in the same rack. Separate them by 4 feet and you should be ok
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Could one use the M2 transmitter with an M3R receiver of the same band, "M" for example??
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I called tech support and ask the same question because I wanted to be able to easily switch the frequency so I could hear each band member's different monitor mix to troubleshoot when they say they are having problems (which ALWAYS turn out to be user error on their part LOL)
You CANNOT use the M3 recievers with the M2 transmitter.
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The M2T was designed to work with the M2R and the M3T was designed for the M3R. It has not been tested and it is recommended to mix components between models.
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The only difference is the frequency ranges (see below):
Band L: 575.000 to 608.000 MHz
Band M: 614.000 to 647.000 MHz
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Thank you for your inquiry. The difference between the L band and M band is the frequencies they operate on. Band L operates from 575.000 to 608.000 MHz and Band M operates on 614.000 to 647.000 MHz. From a functionality standpoint the systems are the same.
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What is the channel size (kHz) for the M3?
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Thank you for your inquiry. The M3 system increments in 25 kHz steps.
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Thnak you for your inquiry. Please contact our Audio-Solutions Team at 330-686-2600 ext 5000 and they can help you trouble shoot this.
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