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Two receivers from one trnasmitter?
Hi
I am using a wireless lapel mic, Sony uwp c1 (urx p1 / utx b1). Anyone know if it is possible to use two receivers to instead of one so that the uadio is fed to two cameras? Unfortunately I do not have the know how to use a mixer and take two feeds out, and I do not have time to learn before I need to use this! Manyt thanks Trevor |
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Yes, two receivers will work as long as they can both be set to the transmitter's frequency of course.
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Hi Jay
Thanks for this, just the answer I was hoping for! I presume there is no loss in quality? Trevor |
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No loss in quality. Just like multiple radios tuned into a FM station.
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Two follow up questions:
1. Can I feed two wireless mics (I'm using Sennheiser lavalier and am thinking of getting a second one) to ONE receiver on one camera? 2. Will there be interference if I am using two cameras each with their individual wireless mics and receivers (do I have to adjust frequencies?) Thanks! |
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1. No
2. No (yes) |
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