Wire 2 wire microphone to 32-1221a wireless microphone system

The mic will disconnect from the transmitter. Simply push the black button and pull outward. Then, the black part of the connector unscrews from the silver part of the connector in order to get at the guts of the connector.

XLR connectors are a two-wire plus ground system. Using a 1/4 inch to XLR adapter may not connect the wires correctly to your sound system input.

The A-T Freeway 200 Series has a 1/4" output jack. This would indicate a line level. A cable to connect the tip of the 1/4" jack to pin 2 of the XLR and the sleeve of the 1/4" jack to pins 1 and 3 of the XLR should work. The XLR should be plugged into a device that accepts line level.

Ideally, you should plug the 1/4" into a 1/4" or RCA jack that is designed for line levels.

This gadgets are susceptible for damaging specially if we carelessly mishandle it. Chances are the wire inside that serve as a means to send signal is loss because of possible cut of wire. You can open it and re-solder it with care or take it to the repair shop if cannot manage it or better buy a new one.

I don't know which ring is which, but it's actually:

+audio
Ground
5 volts bias.

The audio coming off the wireless cartridge is unbalanced. Also, it might be the wrong impedance to use as a wired mic.

wel if its a wireless mik make sure the number on the mik is the same as the number on the guitar or drums or even the controller but if its a wired mik well then the wire inside the mik must have brokin away but i reccomend useing a wireless mik wen playing guitar hero wt its a lot easier on urself.


PLZ RATE IF U FIND THIS HELPED SOLVE UR PROBLEM TANKS.

mini xlr
1 gnd
2 signal
3 +vcc
connect r 1k betwenn 2/3

The PGX1 bodypack has a switch on the side to set the gain. Make certain that switch is in the "mic" position. Otherwise, simply turn up the volume on your mixer.

If it is the NAXA NX-982 wireless system, they will work fine wired, but odds are they won't work at all wirelesssly. This is due to the positive battery tab in the body of the microphone is not dimpled deeply enough to actually contact the top of the battery. A pair of needle nose pliers or a screwdriver to tweak the tab down a little further so that contact is made fixed both microphones.

Make sure the microphone and the receiver are still broadcasting/receiving on the same channel.
Check that all of the appropriate connections are right from the receiver to the mixing board are connected as well.
I hope this helps!
God Bless you!

Transmit volume adjustment
Adjust the volume of transmitted sound according to personal preference.
To adjust the volume:
1. Make a telephone call and ask the person you are calling to assist
you.
2. Press the +/– buttons on the headset simultaneously for 2 seconds.
A beep will indicate when 2 seconds has passed.
3. Adjust the volume level by pressing the + or – button.
4. When the person you are speaking with fi nds the volume of your
voice appropriate, press the +/– buttons simultaneously for 2
seconds. This setting is now stored in the headset.

A Copy of the manual is avaliable at:

http://www.onedirect.es/files/GN%20Netcom-ES/GN%20Netcom%209120%20manual.pdf

You must have Adobe Reader to view it and the instructions are on page PDF page 3 or manual page 6. Adobe Reader is avaliable for download at:

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html