Hello. I recently purchased a CM311A/E Microphone through ebay. I know the subject says CM311A.. but I realized it is a A/E. Dont know if that makes a difference. This probably was my first mistake. Apparently I did not read the auction clearly enough. I only received the microphone itself. No beltpack.. nothing. I currently have a wireless system with 2 handheld mics. It can be seen here. It is a the very top. There is no beltpack or anything for this.
I'm pretty lost now when it comes to the CM311A/E. I dont know if it can be used with my current system in any way. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much!
Aaron
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CM 311A Help!
Started by JonesyBoy03, Aug 31 2005 02:50 PM
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Bradford Benn
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Posted 02 September 2005 - 11:31 AM
Aaron
It looks like the receiver will accept the microphone. However without knowing the output bias voltage of the Shure product, we can not guarantee it. I have asked a few questions and am awaiting a response. You may also want to check the Shure website.
It looks like the receiver will accept the microphone. However without knowing the output bias voltage of the Shure product, we can not guarantee it. I have asked a few questions and am awaiting a response. You may also want to check the Shure website.
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Posted 15 September 2005 - 03:36 PM
QUOTE(JonesyBoy03 @ Aug 31 2005, 02:50 PM)
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I'm pretty lost now when it comes to the CM311A/E.? I dont know if it can be used with my current system in any way.? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Aaron
I'm pretty lost now when it comes to the CM311A/E.? I dont know if it can be used with my current system in any way.? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Aaron
Hi Aaron,
Go to http://www.crownaudio.com/kb/entry/145/. That Crown Knowledge Base article tells how to make a CM-311AE hard-wired.
Good luck!
Bruce Bartlett
Crown Microphone Enginering
