This is PRO INFORMATION!!! Great job Danny on explaining the differences in equipment and how to use this effectively to enhance not only your sound AND your customers experience at a live event. Nothing worse than people not being able to hear you or hear the music. I had to use 3 wireless speaker units at my last event. Thank you for this!!!
Next Level Entertainment thank you Leo! I know YOU utilize pro strategies such as this as well! Always a pleasure to have a comment from the best!!! Thank you for watching! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@djdannybhtx I appreciate you bro and I am not the best lolol smh I am over here laughing. I love seeing work like yours and others in the industry. Keep on rocking and doing quality work for us to see. #NoFakenessOverThere
@@leonardoeventgroup8560 LOL! thank you my brother! A lot of people look up to you including myself. I want to be like you and Kevin when I grow up!! ;)
Question: Couldn't you just use the "booth" xlr out for the wireless transmitter if your mixer has one? That way you can control the sound level for the back of the room wireless speakers separately and not need the extra equipment?
I ordered a system, but it didn't arrive in time for a major gig, but a mini-XLR adapter came in, so I tried my Samson AWX (intended for saxophones) out of desperation, and it worked. Went for six hours and still had charge left! Bass and highs (of course) came through fine. This was the house ceiling speaker system, so it still isn't proof that it could be used on a high-end sound system, but it sounded like it probably could!
Just thought I'd throw this in the mix.....bought two sets of VAM c977 at $75 a set Mic/guitar adaptors they are still running and sound great. tried a remote speaker in my garage transmitting from my basement so I lost line of site a few times....worked great
I would turn the speaker volume all the way up then control from the board to make sure you have full control at the both and not have to go out and adjust at the speaker if you need it louder.
What kind of range are you getting with this transmitter? I have been using it plugging directly into evolve 50 (down low on ground), and only getting maybe 75 feet of reliable range. Less with walls etc. after seeing your video, I’m going to plug directly into mixer to get it a little higher up. Still concerned with range though. Have you found it reliable even through walls?
Bro...I have a set of this Sennheiser wireless transmitters.But I need help setting them up,on the squelch and all that .can you make a video on how you set that transmitter with the receiver.
Friend.I am from Brazil I am a layman on the subject of sound, but I want to be a DJ. I have 02 Gradient Gca-203 speakers. ? I would like to use the GEFEN AUDIO EXTENDER for these two boxes. Could the friend give me some guidance? How can I do this without losing quality? Thank you! Stay with God in the Peace of Christ and in the Love of Mary!
Question on the laptop keys on your computer, is this something that identifies key shortcuts? If so did you make them? And also great video!! I was looking at getting the Bose wireless. Subscribed!!
Lee, hey brother! I got that on Amazon. It's a cover for all the quick shortcuts on a Macbook pro. Check it out here! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06X3TTSSX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Great review Danny! Is it possible to use the transmitter in my QSC speaker output and the music going to 2 other speakers using both of the receivers? Thank you!
Steve Pompeii yes Sir it sure is! You just have to make sure your volume on the transmitter is set to about -36 or so and from there, you can set the output on your receiver accordingly :)
Hi DJ Danny B, Excellent tutorial. I clicked on the American Musical link you provided, I just want to confirm that is the same G4 you have in your video. I was looking at the specs to make sure that's the unit that has up to 50mW of power and I didn't see it. Unless I overlooked it. Thank you.
djgeorge68 hey buddy! Thank you! Yes however they may have moved it around on their website. Look for Sennheiser G4 or better yet call them tomorrow they have EXCELLENT customer service! They can guide you to exactly what you need :)
@@djdannybhtx Thanks for following up. I've DJed weddings in past years that I ran into situations that the cocktail hour or Ceremony was in another area and it was hard to setup a speaker in that area. This solved my problem. I will give them a call. Have a great and safe week. Thanks again!
@@djgeorge68 YES SIR! Just make sure you use a mixer that has that Aux Send option so you can independently control that volume in the other area. You don't want that remote speaker blasting at the same volume you are using the front of house sound at LOL! Trust me I did that in the past before I found out about Aux Send controls and the guests were not happy lol.
@@djdannybhtx Yes I have the Mackie1202VLZ3. I had it for years. I always setup with it. Years ago went I caught by suprise that 3 random family members (of course no one told me this was happening before the wedding...LOL) wanted play a song for the Bride & Groom and I didn't enough channels on my DJ mixer to hook them up. So I got this mixer and never looked back. Plus the sound quality is so much better for the music and wireless mics. But I wasn't aware of the Aux Send option. Now I have a new toy to play with when the G4 gets shipped. Because of COVID and no gigs, this gives me time to experiment with it. I appreciate your help. Thanks again.
@@djgeorge68 Awesome yes! You will love it! Also, if you need to change batteries out, never turn off the transmitter first before you turn down the volume of the speaker. LOL. If you turn off the transmitter, the reciever will send a horrible white noise sound. Good luck buddy!
Hey Jeremy, I have yet to experience a delay when I used this system. I have since starting using the Alto Pro Stealth series and tested for delay as well. None that I could tell to the human ear.
Great vid. I'm curious about how you avoid overloading the transmitter, which is not designed for anything over 3 Veff. Just keep the volume down on the aux out (seat of the pants)? The unit is designed for mics, but here you are having these great results! If you were Dear Abby, would you tell me not to be so nervous?
Robert Yourell hahah hi Robert! Great question and yes you are right; they ARE designed for mics. The cure for this is to set the transmitter to -36 or so and your receiver can be at -12, 0, or even +6 depending on the speaker you are using. From there, adjust your volume on your controller/mixer and you will hear beautiful volume come out! Cheers and good luck!
Great stuff. Thank you. A couple of questions. 1-What brand of 3.5mm to xlr cable on the G4 camera receiver to speaker do you use and recommend? 2-Any thoughts on using Sennheiser G4 IEM system vs the G4 plug on transmitter and G4 receivers? Thanks
Hi Gary! Thank you for watching! So I use the actual Sennsheiser locking 3.5mm to xlr cable. You can find them on Amazon easily. You can use 3rd party ones as well, but I am always leery of that. I have never used the IEM setup but I am thinking maybe the output would not be as strong or go as high being they are meant to be put in your ears. The G4 is meant for Microphone to speaker use so I would imagine you get a broader volume range. If you try the IEM system, I'd be glad to know how it works.
Anyone have any clarification on this? I’m deciding between the iem system to broadcast from downstairs of a banquet hall to upstairs speakers and can’t decide between this transmitter above that can be used as a mic transmitter too, or the entire iem transmitter box for dependability. I know the transmitter box can go as high as 50 mw as well as this. Curious on your thoughts.
DJNTV was talking about the fact that the one in this video is designed to transmit mic signals vs the iem sending full spectrum range of sound. I read what you said about the output possibly being lower as not to hurt people’s ears. I claim to know nothing, just researching and curious about what will work best, willing to pay for something that really works great for years and years and can go through walls and floors too! Great video and thank you for posting.
Great and very informative, I use the Alto Stealth currently but like the fact these are rechargeable. Any idea on how long they work between charges and can you put three receivers picking up from the one sender? Thanks JP 😎🎧👍🏻
Hey buddy! Yes sir, I’ve done a 7 hour ceremony / reception combo with 1 bar remaining on each. More than enough time to get thru most events. Thank you for watching!
Hi Brian! Thanks for your question. I have always received Stereo on the remote speaker with no issues. Especially with the TRRS cables coming out of this. Believe me, I thought the same thing, but tested it multiple times and always got stereo on the opposite end. :) AGI Pro DJ has a video on this as well showing stereo reception.
Hi Dwayne, I searched Amazon for popular instrumentals and they have all kinds of albums with popular string instrumentals. I use them for weddings, guest arrival and cocktail hour type stuff if the client opts for that :)
@@djdannybhtx thanks you so much been wander where to get some orchestra music from. I do have Instrumentals. I but need find more relax music to do wedding and corporate event. what name of the album
This is PRO INFORMATION!!! Great job Danny on explaining the differences in equipment and how to use this effectively to enhance not only your sound AND your customers experience at a live event. Nothing worse than people not being able to hear you or hear the music. I had to use 3 wireless speaker units at my last event. Thank you for this!!!
Next Level Entertainment thank you Leo! I know YOU utilize pro strategies such as this as well! Always a pleasure to have a comment from the best!!! Thank you for watching! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@djdannybhtx I appreciate you bro and I am not the best lolol smh I am over here laughing. I love seeing work like yours and others in the industry. Keep on rocking and doing quality work for us to see. #NoFakenessOverThere
@@leonardoeventgroup8560 LOL! thank you my brother! A lot of people look up to you including myself. I want to be like you and Kevin when I grow up!! ;)
I learned something new about aux send. Never knew I could use that feature. He he he. Thanks 😊. Be safe.
Awesome Rey! It's a game changer! Cheers!
This is a real good implementation, but for maybe a little less you could always get the Alto Stealth Wireless Pro too
Question: Couldn't you just use the "booth" xlr out for the wireless transmitter if your mixer has one? That way you can control the sound level for the back of the room wireless speakers separately and not need the extra equipment?
Jon P. Wise yes sir you can. But I use a monitor while mixing so that doesnt work for me. My mixer has Aux outs which is perfect.
Great video!!!. Just in time when I'm in the market for wireless speaker set up.
TheDjUnstopable perfect!! Thank you for watching Unstopable!
I ordered a system, but it didn't arrive in time for a major gig, but a mini-XLR adapter came in, so I tried my Samson AWX (intended for saxophones) out of desperation, and it worked. Went for six hours and still had charge left! Bass and highs (of course) came through fine. This was the house ceiling speaker system, so it still isn't proof that it could be used on a high-end sound system, but it sounded like it probably could!
Great feedback Robert! Glad that worked out for you! When you get your Seinheiser, I'd love to hear how it works out for you!
Good job. 👍🏿
Thank you!! :)
Just thought I'd throw this in the mix.....bought two sets of VAM c977 at $75 a set Mic/guitar adaptors they are still running and sound great. tried a remote speaker in my garage transmitting from my basement so I lost line of site a few times....worked great
Very nice!!!!
Great video bro! I like your home decor in the stairwell! It is well! God bless!
So Entertainment DJs Hey So! Thank you for watching brother! Stay blessed!
Thank you for the video. Just a minor correction, the mixer is analog not digital. GOD Bless
Hey buddy, thanks for watching and you are correct. I have several mixers and sometimes I get them crossed up. Lol! God bless you as well! 🙏🏽
Hey how’s it going?
I have a pair of Bluetooth DJ speakers, but need a transmitter to put on 8 channel mixer... Any recommendations?
Hey Gable. Check out Homespot Long range bluetooth transmitters on Amazon. I also have a video of that brand on my channel. :)
I would turn the speaker volume all the way up then control from the board to make sure you have full control at the both and not have to go out and adjust at the speaker if you need it louder.
What kind of range are you getting with this transmitter? I have been using it plugging directly into evolve 50 (down low on ground), and only getting maybe 75 feet of reliable range. Less with walls etc. after seeing your video, I’m going to plug directly into mixer to get it a little higher up. Still concerned with range though. Have you found it reliable even through walls?
Hi do you consider this sistem good por all kind of events? I mean its like profecional sistem?
It never let me down in the time I owned it.
@@djdannybhtx ok super
This is awesome, thanks @DJ DANNY B for the info. 👏🎧😎🎧👏
DJ MIX Entertainment thank YOU for watching buddy!
Hello I have question on setting up wireless speaker on my Yamaha mg10xu
Hey Patrick, what's up buddy!?
@@djdannybhtx how would I hook up my wireless speakers to my Yamaha mg10xu cause i don’t have aux on my mixer
I have the yamaha MG10. It doesn't have an AUX send, but does have FX send and Monitor. Can those be used? What about booth out on the controller?
Hey buddy, I used to have the MG10 too, and would use either booth or headphones out to control the "Aux" send.
@@djdannybhtx Appreciate the reply. I really like the ability to separately control the volume with the AUX out. Think I'm switching :)
@@DJBessVA Awesome! Looking forward to seeing how that works out for you!
Using that unit, are you able to transmit sound to TWO Speakers or only one since one of the G4's are is actually a "receiver" with a mic.
Just one at a time
Nice Bro!!!
iam trying to fix one of my dj equiment my system is ignite pro
Would this interfere with the extended range Bluetooth receiver you plugged into the mixer in your 2018 video?
Fortunately no. :) bluethooth vs freqs is on a different spectrum and I have ever yet to have interference :)
Nice vid mate.
Thank you bruv!!! 🤙🏽🤙🏽
I suppose each AUX output on the mixer is mono, then what to do if you want to do stereo?
Bro...I have a set of this Sennheiser wireless transmitters.But I need help setting them up,on the squelch and all that .can you make a video on how you set that transmitter with the receiver.
Alejandro Montejano yes Sir I will! I have gigs all weekend so give me a bit of time. I’ll follow up with you, thank u for watching!
Muchas gracias..tank you tank you.
Vitamin string quartet...get lucky! Love playing them & MSQ @ weddings. Fun, fresh, familiar & classy.
Friend.I am from Brazil I am a layman on the subject of sound, but I want to be a DJ. I have 02 Gradient Gca-203 speakers. ? I would like to use the GEFEN AUDIO EXTENDER for these two boxes. Could the friend give me some guidance? How can I do this without losing quality? Thank you! Stay with God in the Peace of Christ and in the Love of Mary!
Awesome Danny B I would like to find speakers like that where would I start looking
Speakers? You mean the BOSE S1 PRO? You can find them at Best Buy for sure bro! :)
Thanx brother
@@johnnystephens869 You bet! Thank you for watching!
yo that was some good stuff,..haven't seen you post anything for a minute
Yescas Alfonso hey bro! Thank u! Yes sir, we have been doing a lot of really small weddings not really gig log worthy :(
Question on the laptop keys on your computer, is this something that identifies key shortcuts? If so did you make them? And also great video!! I was looking at getting the Bose wireless. Subscribed!!
Lee, hey brother! I got that on Amazon. It's a cover for all the quick shortcuts on a Macbook pro. Check it out here! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06X3TTSSX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Great review Danny! Is it possible to use the transmitter in my QSC speaker output and the music going to 2 other speakers using both of the receivers? Thank you!
Steve Pompeii yes Sir it sure is! You just have to make sure your volume on the transmitter is set to about -36 or so and from there, you can set the output on your receiver accordingly :)
Hi DJ Danny B,
Excellent tutorial. I clicked on the American Musical link you provided, I just want to confirm that is the same G4 you have in your video. I was looking at the specs to make sure that's the unit that has up to 50mW of power and I didn't see it. Unless I overlooked it. Thank you.
djgeorge68 hey buddy! Thank you! Yes however they may have moved it around on their website. Look for Sennheiser G4 or better yet call them tomorrow they have EXCELLENT customer service! They can guide you to exactly what you need :)
@@djdannybhtx Thanks for following up. I've DJed weddings in past years that I ran into situations that the cocktail hour or Ceremony was in another area and it was hard to setup a speaker in that area. This solved my problem. I will give them a call. Have a great and safe week. Thanks again!
@@djgeorge68 YES SIR! Just make sure you use a mixer that has that Aux Send option so you can independently control that volume in the other area. You don't want that remote speaker blasting at the same volume you are using the front of house sound at LOL! Trust me I did that in the past before I found out about Aux Send controls and the guests were not happy lol.
@@djdannybhtx Yes I have the Mackie1202VLZ3. I had it for years. I always setup with it. Years ago went I caught by suprise that 3 random family members (of course no one told me this was happening before the wedding...LOL) wanted play a song for the Bride & Groom and I didn't enough channels on my DJ mixer to hook them up. So I got this mixer and never looked back. Plus the sound quality is so much better for the music and wireless mics. But I wasn't aware of the Aux Send option. Now I have a new toy to play with when the G4 gets shipped. Because of COVID and no gigs, this gives me time to experiment with it. I appreciate your help. Thanks again.
@@djgeorge68 Awesome yes! You will love it! Also, if you need to change batteries out, never turn off the transmitter first before you turn down the volume of the speaker. LOL. If you turn off the transmitter, the reciever will send a horrible white noise sound. Good luck buddy!
Cool
hey DJ Danny... just want to be sure while mixing music on your dj controllers... there isn't any delay from a the speakers in sound?
Hey Jeremy, I have yet to experience a delay when I used this system. I have since starting using the Alto Pro Stealth series and tested for delay as well. None that I could tell to the human ear.
Some link to make the purchase I had already seen with dj moe and today watching your video I convinced myself excellent work
Sonido Conquistador Dj piña thank you for watching DJ Piña! I put the link in the description just now! Thanks for the suggestion! :)
X2!!!!🎧😎🎧
Great vid. I'm curious about how you avoid overloading the transmitter, which is not designed for anything over 3 Veff. Just keep the volume down on the aux out (seat of the pants)? The unit is designed for mics, but here you are having these great results! If you were Dear Abby, would you tell me not to be so nervous?
Robert Yourell hahah hi Robert! Great question and yes you are right; they ARE designed for mics. The cure for this is to set the transmitter to -36 or so and your receiver can be at -12, 0, or even +6 depending on the speaker you are using. From there, adjust your volume on your controller/mixer and you will hear beautiful volume come out! Cheers and good luck!
@@djdannybhtx Ah, okay, you DID say that in your vid but I didn't put two and two together. Thanks so much for the great tips!
How do you sync the transmitter and reciever?
Once you have scanned and found a clean channel, there is a sync option in the menu to put them close together and pair
Great stuff. Thank you. A couple of questions. 1-What brand of 3.5mm to xlr cable on the G4 camera receiver to speaker do you use and recommend? 2-Any thoughts on using Sennheiser G4 IEM system vs the G4 plug on transmitter and G4 receivers? Thanks
Hi Gary! Thank you for watching! So I use the actual Sennsheiser locking 3.5mm to xlr cable. You can find them on Amazon easily. You can use 3rd party ones as well, but I am always leery of that. I have never used the IEM setup but I am thinking maybe the output would not be as strong or go as high being they are meant to be put in your ears. The G4 is meant for Microphone to speaker use so I would imagine you get a broader volume range. If you try the IEM system, I'd be glad to know how it works.
Anyone have any clarification on this? I’m deciding between the iem system to broadcast from downstairs of a banquet hall to upstairs speakers and can’t decide between this transmitter above that can be used as a mic transmitter too, or the entire iem transmitter box for dependability. I know the transmitter box can go as high as 50 mw as well as this. Curious on your thoughts.
DJNTV was talking about the fact that the one in this video is designed to transmit mic signals vs the iem sending full spectrum range of sound. I read what you said about the output possibly being lower as not to hurt people’s ears. I claim to know nothing, just researching and curious about what will work best, willing to pay for something that really works great for years and years and can go through walls and floors too! Great video and thank you for posting.
Great and very informative, I use the Alto Stealth currently but like the fact these are rechargeable. Any idea on how long they work between charges and can you put three receivers picking up from the one sender? Thanks JP 😎🎧👍🏻
Hey buddy! Yes sir, I’ve done a 7 hour ceremony / reception combo with 1 bar remaining on each. More than enough time to get thru most events. Thank you for watching!
@@djdannybhtx that is insane!!!
If you're using only one channel aren't you losing half of the music because it's mono? How would you transmit stereo music?
Hi Brian! Thanks for your question. I have always received Stereo on the remote speaker with no issues. Especially with the TRRS cables coming out of this. Believe me, I thought the same thing, but tested it multiple times and always got stereo on the opposite end. :) AGI Pro DJ has a video on this as well showing stereo reception.
where did you get your orchestra music from.
Hi Dwayne, I searched Amazon for popular instrumentals and they have all kinds of albums with popular string instrumentals. I use them for weddings, guest arrival and cocktail hour type stuff if the client opts for that :)
@@djdannybhtx thanks you so much been wander where to get some orchestra music from. I do have Instrumentals. I but need find more relax music to do wedding and corporate event. what name of the album
@@dwaynewilliams3850 You're welcome! Shoot me an e-mail, and I'm sure I can zip you some files over to help you out. Cheers! danielsalasjr@gmail.com
I just email you
Do you use the G4 100 or G4 500?
Hi Takai! The G4 100
How you set up db out on transmiter and receiver input db?
Fernando Cruz Photography hi Fernando, so for wireless sound you would usually set your transmitter to -36 usually and your receiver around -6 to +6
@@djdannybhtx thanks for the quick reply 🙌 will test it tomorrow. Greetings from Puerto Rico
Fernando Cruz Photography yes Sir! Good luck! Much blessings from Houston, TX!