Nady Systems Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

You need power from the transmitter to power this mic. See your mics specs to determine if it needs "Phantom Power"
Perhaps the transmitter doesn't supply power. Condenser mics may not work. Stay with the dynamic type. IMHO

If ONLY the fuse blows and replacing it restores operation I would suspect an operational problem. Possibilities... does a speaker lead get grounded? Can the microphones hear the speakers? This latter is important because a supersonic feedback could occur that you can't hear but overheats the amplifiers. DO NOT boost the highs with EQ to avoid this possibility. Always check that the speaker leads are secure before power the unit up. 1/4 inch plugs/jacks are notorious as speaker connections due to the shorting possibility. You MAY have to go through the manufacturer to get schematic.

Disconnect the speaker wires and see what happens.

call them, heres the service center in Calif,, they have what you need I bet Phone: 510.652.2411

Contact Nady directly at the number below. They will help with the part number and cost etc.

Dan

Contact: Customer Service Department at (510) 652-2411.

You need the power cable, it should be available from radio shack or best buy, you will also need an audio cable that plugs into your IPod and then has 1/4 inch plug (or adapter) on the other. Radio shack can help you with the cable, just take your ipod in with you to make sure. The main thing on the audio cable is to make sure you end up with 1/4 in plug on the end that plugs into the NADY. the volume will have to be controlled from the IPod. good luck

This usually happens when you keep your microphone too close to the speaker. Does this happen also when you keep you distance from that speaker?

It is unclear how you are connecting the "monitor device" and what it is. The ONLY output is the REC output. Depending on what you are using for cables and devices there can be any of several problems.
REMEMBER:
1. The REC output is MONAURAL and if you are recording on a stereo recorder you MUST use a special cable as shown in your user's manual. This has a MONO plug for the NADY at one end and a STEREO or "TRS" plug at the other for the recorder.

2. A "monitor" whatever typpe it might be cannot interfere with the signal going to the recorder.

3. The AUX jack on the NADY is NOT an output, but is an auxilary input and CANNOT be used as a place to connect a monitor... If you need to drive a monitor it will have to be using a WYE from the recorder output.

Nope.

The red light should blink when turned on and then go out. That is normal. When the red light stays on, the battery needs to be changed.

Dan

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Hi,

Every wireless microphone has a compressor, but thats very important. This way you keep a good signal out of the transmitter, if you adjust the compressor your bandwith will be to high for your receiver.
A better option is to degrease the microphone gain in your handheld and increase the gain on the receiver.
Than the compressor doesn't limit that fast.

Regards,
Gerard

Cantact Nady...

http://www.nady.com/customer_service.html

Take it to a music store that sells and services Nady products.

Unfortunately, you may have to have the microphone cartridge replaced if it was the microphone that fell.

Try here under support. Hope this helps.