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Thank you for posting this! :) ...David

Do you always use a microphone and an amp to play electric guitar? Or are you able to transfer the amp audio directly into the sound board so it comes out of the stereo system. I play acoustic guitar for my church and always use a direct box. Recently I got my first electric guitar and I am still trying to understand how to get it to come out of the speakers rather than my amp.

Definitely hear a difference. More clarity in the high and mid on the SM58. Thanks for the comparison audio.

I like B better

This is fantastic news thank you. I just bought this. I'm still confused about how to do the pitch yet. I'd love you to help with how this works

Dear oh dear.

Hey great video. I have this system, but my earbud system went out. The battery was left in it and it corroded it. Can I buy the ungraded Galaxy AS-1200R AnySpot Wireless In Ear Monitor Receiver With EB4 as a replacement, or does it have to be the same As-900 ear monitor. Thanks.

Great video thanks! 😊

Mine played great but those pickups are terrible.. I got new pickups, a roller bridge and new pots and caps now it's killer. I have to preference that by saying I think all cheap humbucker are terrible. They just don't cut. Cheep single coils almost have the opposite problem but at least you can hear them in the mix.

Can you use it with a wireless microphone too?

Thank you so much I just got one

I am a newbe and I cant play a note I am 83 years of age but I love the sound it makes. that statement will not impress a professional but it doesnt lesson the quality od whet I have said. I would love to be able to play like you guys but I have not had the opportunity. bless you for your input. I am listening .

How do u connect to the mixer. I see the transmitter has left and right output for stereo and I know I have to use my mixer auxiliaries bur how do u connect if is 2 cables from the box to the mixer

I love the comparison you did, it gave me valuable information! However... I don't think a guitar amp is a good test in this case because it perfectly evades the flaws of these mics. Judging from various other comparison videos, the 2 main drawbacks of the Phenyx Pro are plosives and handling noise. Also, a lesser drawback is its heavier proximity effect. To be fair though, both could be avoided if the user knows how. If the singer in your band had the mic on a stand and had it off-axis, there would be virtually no difference; as demonstrated by the guitar amps. (I also find audio quality a lot more forgiving in a live situation in general.) But that's not how a lot of people would use a mic like this. The whole point of using a wireless mic is its agility; the ability to walk around with it on stage. So while regripping or changing hands there will be a lot of handling noise. This could be avoided by being gentle with it. And also a lot of people like "kissing" the mic. In this case, all you would hear are plosives and breath sounds. And also a lot of bass due to the proximity effect. This could be remedied to a certain extent with a high-pass filter and some EQ, but holding the mic at an angle instead of directly in front of the mouth would make a bigger difference. The beauty of SM58 is that you can hand it to an amateur and get great results with minimal work. You wouldn't have to worry about the user tossing it between their hands, or having it too close to their mouth. The wired version is also built like a tank. Even if it looks like it had been dropped a hundred times, it'll still sound as though it were brand new. Oftentimes, you're not paying more for higher quality results alone, but also to save time and energy. I think the Phenyx Pros are perfectly fine for audience QA or short MC introductions. But I personally would hate having to listen to it over a long period of time (depending on the person using it of course). With that being said, I still think it's within the acceptable range, so it is definitely an amazing choice. However, if the budget allows, I still think a wireless Shure system is worth it (for vocals at least, instruments are a different story). I personally consider the SLX lineup to be the bottom line for vocals, unless budget is a concern. In this case, BLX is fine for the most part. Where Phenyx Pro really shines is their 8-channel system. Churches and corporate events, for example, may want/need a bunch of wireless mics for QA, and these are perfect. Maybe 1-2 SLX for vocals and the pastor, and 8 for MC/audience (and maybe backing vocals). Note for churches: Do NOT get the Phenyx Pro lav or headset mics for the pastor unless you really know what you're doing; they're a trap. If you really want to, use the handheld instead. Honestly, avoid lavs in general, unless you know what you are doing.

Can I use that monitor system with the shure se215 earbuds?

I put a bone nut and a roller bridge on mine. Stable and awesome now

Does my electric guitar need to be a balanced signal to my amp? Or do the mics take care of that.

Stopped watching as soon as you said worship

Bro what guitar are you using?

I have had these types of systems for awhile. And your comment to the effect that you can't get the 'wet' guitar signal out separately is certainly a concern. However, you do have a 'mix' control that can completely mute the guitar out from the single XLR connection to the FOH mixer. Then, of course, you can get the 'dry' guitar signal out to an amp, where you can use the basic effects, (chorus, reverb, and delay), on a multi-effects processor; split that with a DI, and take that 'wet' signal to the board and to an amp simultaneously. But, you probably knew that! LOL! A couple of the 'Acoustic' brand amps do this really well!

Phenyx pro is a cheap wireless mic that will only last a year.. lots of off axis feed back, bleed and worst proximity response.. you can definitely hear the singers breathing with this phenyx pro. When you use this it’s like you vocals have steroids in it.. doesn’t sound natural

Love the song

Cool

God bless you! Hello from Russia)

I am a club radio DJ & I just got my own Phenyx 🎤pro set & I must say it definitely gives shure SM58 a run for its money... they sound amazing & they are really durable and the sound🔊🎶 quality & Range is extremely good

They both sounded very good to me..what is your opinion as a vocal mic? Great job by the way.

I have a Charger HB which I love and am most likely making the Jetstream 390 my 2nd guitar very soon!

I wonder if an XLR cord that Y-splits into two TS (unbalanced) cords will separate the mic from the guitar channels.

This was incredibly helpful!

Wow, A was better. B had phase distortion. Newer technology wins.

How do you send the audio from the tablet to a channel in the soundboard, just by using the minijack output?

I’m not perfect to sing as so many are and I am before alone before Him, and you sing in my key, and if you had not made this, I would have gone against my heart to deliver this song this morning, I have a good voice and have just begun to understand what that means, let alone how and where to start controlling it. You have blessed me to be a channel of blessings, so keep up the awesome work you and our Lord is doing. God’s love and blessings be abundantly multiplied upon you and yours

Thanks! Great job

HEY EVERYONE!! Please do not habitually run with only one ear in. This causes your brain to think that one earbud is too quiet and then you’ll just crank up the volume. But you won’t realize that you’re pushing way too much db and spl to that one ear. Instead, set up a few more mics around the stage to pick up the crowd and maybe the stage noise too.

I know this video is two years old, but just curious, can the individuals control what they hear in their ears? Like if I'm a vocalist she wasn't to only hear the lead singer and myself, is there a way to run this through an app like airfader or something like that?

Ty this helps so much

I’m so confused

Good tips

Thanks !

Can you confirm for me, does the TC Helicon Perform VG have a Double - Doubling voice effect? (The Perform V have it as a button, and the Perform VK can Import the Doubling effect as a Preset with the app through the Beam- Beamable, but for the Perform VG I can't find the answer on the internet

Thank you for going through entire song

I’m considering this mic or the phenyx PTU-71A but not really sure of the differences

Thanks!

I really appreciate you posting this. Just last night I had a lot of pushback trying to introduce metronome use and now I’m going to just let them hear it from you 😅

You said that you can use it with voice and guitar and apply the effects to both without separating them. If I were to use it as an acoustic guitar effects only (not using it for voice) would it add effects like reverb and delay for the guitar that could go into the house? I would only have the guitar plugged into the effects unit. My scenario would be...we have a sound guy and I wouldn't be using it for voice, but sometimes it would be nice to bring on some reverb on my guitar. Also, does it have a gain adjustment for the guitar-in jack?

Hi, does the Phenyx pro reject feedback as good as the Shure ?

For the Behringer powerplay, each team member would have to have one right? So if you have a team of 5 or 6 would you just suggest the Xvive U4

I have this crazy idea to start writing some worship music so thanks so much for the pointers!!!

Mr Nelson, which model of guitar is that? Pickup sounds nice, thanks

Love mine. Wouldn't go on stage without it.