My Wireless Speaker System Explained! - Sennheiser Review

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In this video, I talk about the Sennheiser Receivers & Transmitters that I use to transfer sound wirelessly to my speakers.
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Using a wireless speaker system can be helpful for complex room layouts where you want to enhance the sound experience for your clients and their guests.
In the 1st example of the video, the bar is in a separate room from the main ballroom. If the guests are outside getting drinks at the bar, they won't know what's happening inside unless there is a speaker there to hear the music and announcements. Running an XLR cable from inside to the cocktail hour area is one solution, but it takes time, looks messy, and can be a trip hazard if not taped properly. The easiest solution is to use the Sennheiser Wireless Speaker System.
This system uses 2-AA batteries to power the transmitter and receivers. The transmitter is connected to the output of a mixer to the receiver connected to the input of a speaker. Make sure both are using the same channel and, presto! You transferred sound wirelessly! There are even levels readouts displayed on the transmitter and receivers so you know the range is good and that audio is coming out of them.
In the 2nd example of the video, I was in a rectangular shaped room and wanted to spread out my 2 RCF Evox 8 Speakers along the longer side of the room. My 2nd RCF Evox 8 speaker is positioned on the far, opposite corner of the room from where I'm stationed. Either I can run a 100-foot cable from my mixer across the 4 doorways and tape the cable, or I can use the Sennheiser Wireless Speaker System to save time and achieve a cleaner look. I chose the latter. By doing this, I achieved a balanced sounding reinforced room with minimal effort and the guests were able to hear the same balanced sound wherever they go in the room.
Overall, I had my clients and guests' experience in mind. As much as we are DJs and generally like to put 2-speakers next to us, we also need to think about our guests' experience hearing the sound. Using a wireless speaker system such as this gives us more options to place other speakers to reinforce the room and make it a better sound experience for everyone.
I hope you enjoyed my thoughts on this system and hope you can use it at your events to make it a better experience for your clients.
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[@TheRealDJTWIN]

Hello, I have a very important question are all your speakers in every room powered speakers? Is your speaker in the main room running wireless as well? Thank you for your time and hope to get your reply soon.

[@hen-drik]

I have also worked a lot with these ew100 G3 and can only say good things about it. Greetings from Lower Saxony, Germany where the headquarters of Sennheiser is located

[@K9Mike]

Dude, you are an excellent presenter. You would go far as a public speaker, ambassador or perhaps even an honest politician. You exude positivity and goodness. Cheers. Stick to making music though, it’s so much more fun right! I found this video extraordinarily helpful. I’ve been looking for a solution and struggling to make up my mind. I’m just a Singer songwriter who sometimes has a band behind me, but I’m looking to get rid of chords.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thanks man!! I try haha. This is an old video of my wireless speaker system. I now use my Shure PSM900 with Shure P9RA. I may make a video on it soon.

[@michaelsciocchetti35]

Those are awesome! I use them myself. The guys at AGIPRODJ are great! Play with and learn the settings and they will work every time. I switch back and forth for mics and remote sound depending on the venue. Just have to change up the settings. I use the booth out from my SX2 so I can have a separate volume control for all of the remote sound. But I have run the transmitter off of the XLR out on my K12s as well.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Oh that’s awesome!! I haven’t thought bout running through the booth out of the SX2. Good to know other uses of it!

[@thetoolman5380]

DJ MoJoe Also forgot to mention I have the AC power adapter for the transmitter I use at my console. A little pricey for what it is but it works great. Saves the batteries for the remote units. If you have the plug on XLR transmitter it works great for shorter distances plugged right into the XLR out on the back of your powered speakers. No adapter cable and doesn’t need a place to hang it. AGIPRODJ has that on a you tube video.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Oh great!! I’ll consider doing that then. Thanks for bringing that up!

[@mrs.shavondagordon-jordan2213]

Made it easy for me to see the whole picture.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Awesome

[@kevinbrown4119]

Hey DJ MoJoe, I too, heard about this solution from AGIProDJ.com. Picked up the Sennheiser's about a year of so ago. They work great. Keep up the good work!

[@djmojoeofficial]

Great!! Glad to know others use them too! Thanks!

[@nicholaspeppas2942]

God, that video AGI brought out about using the sennheiser systems as a way to transmit audio is now 8 years old..

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yea! Surprised how it can still be used today!

[@dennispeaks]

This is a wonderful Idea, I already have a Sennheiser EW 100 ENG G3-A Wireless Lav Microphone Kit System, I am going to try it out. I am not a DJ I use my system for public speaking and I would like to have a wireless speaker. Thanks for posting.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Great! Thanks for watching! I now use my Shure Mic system to do wireless sound. I'll be releasing a video about it soon.

[@dennispeaks]

@@djmojoeofficial I look forward to seeing that. I am a Shure man myself and got my Sennheiser to do wireless audio.Unfortunately I must not have settings correct because it sends audio from main unit which has a built in cd player, when I transmit the audio it cuts off the sound from the main unit. Any ideas?

[@DJJusJay]

This video is up! Awesome work brother!!

[@djmojoeofficial]

thanks man! I appreciate your help with it!

[@undercoverloser]

Awesome video. I've had a serious question for years? hopefully You or some here can help me ... Do you just plug the output signal of your mixer (Sound Source) into the mic/line input of Senheiser transmitter? and it just knows the difference between line and mic input levels? or is there an adapter to lower the level somehow so it doesn't sound distorted?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yes, that what I do. Then on the transmitter or on my DJ speaker, I control the volume settings or mic/line to make it the volume that I want.

[@pinoysacanada2023]

How do you connect the transmitter to the mixer? Does it come with the xlr cable from the transmitter to the mixer? Is there a specific model for that? Thanks!

[@djmojoeofficial]

Based on the setup from this video, you would run a 1/4” male out of your Aux or Main Outputs from your mixer to a 1/8” male cable into your body pack transmitter. My new setup is different kit.co/djmojoe/wireless-sound-kit-2-0-2021 I now run a 1/4” out male cable out of my mixer with a XLR male cable into my PSM900 transmitter. Then use a 1/8” male cable from the receiver bodypack (Shure P9RA) into an XLR male to the back of my speaker

[@pinoysacanada2023]

@@djmojoeofficial thank u very much for the reply/ i appreciate it. Godbless u!

[@dreamdaycharleston]

So you are able to “connect” multiple receivers to one transmitters? Just have to make sure the RF matches?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yes that’s correct! Update: I now use the Shure PSM900 Transmitter with the Shure P9RA receivers

[@dreamdaycharleston]

@@djmojoeofficial Better results with that? Why the switch?

[@misterdee1268]

hello. is it possible to connect an analog mixer with no bluetooth capability to a bluetooth speaker? I would like to play music using my computer and connect it to the mixer and then it would produce sounds to a bluetooth speaker.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hey Misterdee, I believe you can. Just find a Bluetooth transmitter than can connect to the XLR output of your mixer. Then pair the Bluetooth speaker to the Bluetooth transmitter. However, the range of it may vary depending on how far the mixer and Bluetooth transmitter are

[@gerardvirgo5755]

Hi great video! It’s something that I’ve been looking for! Just one question please is this going to work the same for like 2 or more speaker like 10 powered speakers? I’ll be setting it up for a school with one transmitter. Thank you for the advice and response

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yup! Just have multiple receivers set to the same channel/frequency as the one transmitter

[@rlg222]

This is cool idea. I saw you on DJ Barr's channel a coupe of times. I ran into a couple of issues at a weeding last weekend and this would have been a great solution...

[@djmojoeofficial]

ah yes, definitely check this out!

[@rlg222]

@@djmojoeofficial I'm currently trying out the XLR-equipped rechargeable bluetooth receiver...

[@celestelear]

Thank you!! I have a few gigs coming up that I need to get a wireless system set up ready for... I'm considering buying through AGI Pro, but first I am going to attempt to use my own Shure wireless LAV transmitter/receiver and test this option before.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Sure thing! If you do that, just try getting the right cables for it. Let me know how it works for you!

[@dooshmasta]

Not sure how it works with Shure, but with Sennheiser, you have to make sure the tip and sleeve are shorted for the body pack to know you’re sending a line signal and gain stage appropriately. Make sure you read about the input types on the manual carefully

[@imaridonnedinanche833]

How long is the battery time? And can this do 6 hours non stop ?

[@djmojoeofficial]

I recommend getting dummy AA batteries so they are plugged into a power source and you can run them without worry about battery life

[@JLamont45]

Looking to go wireless with our band speakers . We are piano, drums, stand up bass and guitar. Any delay issues and what is the Sennheiser model?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Good question! Delay issues, not so much, it just depends on where you place the speakers. If you have a DSP or have control of the delay of the sound on your speaker or mixer board, that can be helpful to delay the sound so that way it's heard at the same time. Not exactly sure if there's a delay feature on the unit itself. As an update, I now use Shure PSM900s as my wireless system. If you want to stick with Sennheiser, people are now using the G4s

[@DJDONRAFA]

Great Videos MoJoe, would you A) Have a video on how you hook everything up from controller to yamaha to dbx to speakers? Or B) Would you break it down as to how you go about connecting what you have in this particular video from A to Z? Thank you.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hi DJ Donrafa, thank you for watching. I now connect my controller to my Bose T8S mixer now. I no longer use my Yamaha Mg06 for receptions any more, unless it's a simple event. I don't use my DBX either because I'm trying to minimize my setup.

[@DJDONRAFA]

@@djmojoeofficial Thank You MoJoe, I kinda figured that was the case since I watched your video on the Bose T8S, very informative, I'm considering getting one as well, the capabilities and features are amazing!!!! Thank you again for responding and keep up the great work!

[@raggaroaringsound]

Can you use two receivers if you have two satellite speakers?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Correct! Just have the 2 receivers set to the same channel as the transmitter

[@aeaudio4715]

Great setup! Thank you for sharing. May I know the sensitivity level you set on the transmitter?

[@djmojoeofficial]

You’re welcome! I haven’t messed with my sensitivity setting on the transmitter. If anything, I just switch the input on the back of my speaker from line to mic to amplify the signal to the receiving speaker

[@dennispeaks]

@@djmojoeofficial We want to know that the settings are for those of us who already have the sennheiser ew100's. Thank you!

[@markrhoden172]

@@djmojoeofficial I understand you set your speaker to "mic" on the input because the receivers typically have a mic level signal going into the speaker...but my question is on the transmitter; typically the output coming from your mixer into the transmitter is a line signal...it seems that since these devices were essentially designed to work with microphones etc. that this "line" out into the transmitter would be too strong for the transmitter....don't you have to adjust the gain way down on the transmitter since it has a line signal going into the transmitter????

[@fernandocf1234]

Anyone knows the correct gain out db? And input ??

[@mccreators4725]

Cant believe nobody want to share the db settings i'm shocked.

[@BagusWibisono]

you prefer shure or sennheiser for best wireless sound?

[@djmojoeofficial]

My opinion, Shure. It's mainly because I've been using Shure QLXD microphones and trust their signal and am already comfortable with their system

[@BagusWibisono]

DJ MoJoe QLXD very expensive for my guitar wireless, how about GLXD or Line6 relay G90 if them do compare?

[@DjDupree]

Well explained. These are dope. Did an event one time and the sound went through a wall and down a 100ft hallway. Still worked. Amazing. #Wireless

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thank you! Yea, that's amazing! #technology

[@DJCombo212]

Hey how you doing? Does he cut the low in like four subs?

[@stever5180]

Yo MoJoe, Ok so I just picked up a set and am planning on using them for a wedding this weekend. I just wanted to know what sensitivity settings you use? I just reset the system preferences and wasn't sure where to set the levels on both the Tx and Rx. What are your thoughts?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hi Steve, congrats with the new set! I haven’t messed with the sensitivity settings before and they still work for me. When I put the receiver to the back of my QSC K8 speaker, I switch the speaker from Line to Mic so it would pick up the levels more. Then I would just adjust the volume from there. I didn’t have to mess with the sensitivity settings and not exactly sure if I’m supposed to or not. I just did what worked for me. Good luck with your wedding! Please get back to me what you ended up doing. I’m curious about it too

[@oldschooldjernie]

Can you run the receiver for 8 hours thanks

[@djmojoeofficial]

If you’re talking about the box unit receivers, then yes because the unit has to be plugged in. If it’s the body packs, you can get dummy AA batteries from Amazon so you get non-stop power

[@oldschooldjernie]

@@djmojoeofficial thank you man, I think I'll just get the Alto stealths

[@djmojoeofficial]

Sounds good! Hope they work out for you

[@JoeS795]

@@oldschooldjernie I have had a lot of interference with the Alto Stealths. They don't cut through a lot of walls well, and when there are a lot of people in a room, there is a good amount of interferane.

[@oldschooldjernie]

@@JoeS795 Thanks for that. I rented a set last weekend nd notice some cut outs, but nothing I never heard before from my IEMS. I just was looking for a receiver with 5VDC capability so I woulkdnt need to use a battery. The G3's and G4's have a battery to AC converter but its like $100 each and I dont think spending $700 plus another $200 is worth it. I'm going to try out the Vocopro Silent PA which uses a 5VDC jack so you can hook them up to a USB on a speaker.Anyways thanks for the warning regarding the Stealths.

[@MichaelPeifer]

So you and others in this thread have been running this for a while. Do you have issues with drop out? If there are a hundred bodies between the transmitter and receiver with cell phones are there issues? How about through walls? Please give me the bad with the good. :) Michael

[@djmojoeofficial]

I’ve experienced drop outs only twice. One was either because of the walls of the venue where it had to go through 2 walls (it worked with other walls in other venues though). Can’t figure out whether it’s because of the walls or because of the channel it’s set to. When I used the channel at other places, it works out perfectly. You would need to find the best channel to use them. Other tip, do your best to elevate the receiver/transmitter devices if you can so they can pick up the signals. Let me know if you want to talk about it more. But they’re great and I enjoy using them. They may have a newer model of the Sennheisers the G4 which may make a better difference, I’m not too sure.

[@MichaelPeifer]

@@djmojoeofficial Thanks for the insight. I have the Sennheiser XSW-D XLR BASE SET Digital XLR Wireless System and have had some interference issues that are likely a WIFI problem as Sennheiser notes that 2.4GHz may be an issue. I also have the Denon wireless XLR-XLR system and have had similar drop out issues in venues where there were many guests. Looking for the best wireless appliance to use for weddings. Best wishes!

[@andrepeterson7194]

@@MichaelPeifer Hope you solved this issue! The 2.4Ghz XSW are not the best.... definitely recommend the body pack/lav set up.

[@frankturner5022]

Hey bro love your gig logs. Can you tell me what Array system you have. Are tops curved or straight or curved? And what price range to buy the speakers system should I be looking at... Thanks and love the gig Logs,,,

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thank you! I use the RCF EVOX 8. It covers straight distance and had speakers at an angle to cover what’s directly in front and below amzn.to/2kpDd2p

[@DJBooks1]

Nice video but you never showed the wires you used to actually connect to the go rack or to the speakers. I wish you would have shown what comes with the actual kit that AGI sells. I figured you brought the one that comes with the two receivers and one transmitter. But do they give you extra wires to make the kits function better for a wireless speaker system? Also, I know they have various kits that are specifically tailored to using the EW 100 G3 for wireless speaker usage because you can buy the receivers and transmitters separately now. The EW 100 series was really invented for wireless mic use which confuses some people on how to actually use them for for wireless speaker set up. But anyway, Great video and thanks. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@djmojoeofficial]

Great question! Maybe I'll make another video about them. I appreciate the feedback! But to answer your question, yes. AGI includes everything you would need including the wires to connect the receiver to your speaker (1/8" thread lock male to XLR male) and the wires to connect the mixer to your transmitter (XLR female to 1/8" thread lock male). Hope this helps!

[@AndrewMoizer]

Yup, would appreciate knowing the exact model/part numbers of the receiver and transmitter that you are using. Helps to know what to look for from other suppliers (like say in Canada). Thanks.

[@DJBooks1]

DJ MoJoe thanks bro.

[@LoganPennington]

Hey! is this still the system you use to transit audio wirelessly? Curious if anything has changed since 2018.

[@djmojoeofficial]

I use this now.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXraaaWcZpmVns0

[@dooshmasta]

The cheaper way to do this is to buy the rack IEM transmitter and microphone receiver units on the same frequency band individually used on eBay to form the wireless system. They end up on eBay because the seller loses the body pack units through theft rendering the head units useless. The IEM transmitter usually goes for $200 and the receiver goes for $100 and you don’t have to worry about batteries because you power with a acdc adapter.

[@dooshmasta]

One thing to worry about in this setup is, you’ll need to take your line level signal and put it through a DI box to pad and balance the signal for the transmitter unit. It’s a few more cables and a $20 Pyle or Monoprice DI but totally worth it.

[@morgando2]

Explain your settings on the transmitter and reciever. I.e. attenuation setting, mic or line settings

[@djmojoeofficial]

I don't mess with any of that. I just mess with the Channel that the Frequency is set too. Then I just mess with Mic/Line and Volume on the back of my speaker to get the proper volume that I want.

[@markrhoden172]

@@djmojoeofficial why don't you the db settings going into the transmitter? it seems that most audio signals from a mixer are line out ...which would be going into this transmitter...which most of these transmitters are made for mics and most mics are mic level signals...does this line out signal going into a mic level transmitter cause problems with distortion because the gain is already high going into the transmitter?

[@djmojoeofficial]

What I do for this wireless system is that I set the switch to Mic on the back of my QSC k12 and bring up the dial by 2 or 3 clicks to have enough volume. If I switch it to Line on the back of the speaker, the volume is so low even at the maximum dial setting. Hope this answers your question. I can only explain what I did to get the results I have.

[@TheVoiceofRwanda]

@@djmojoeofficial so, for this system to work, you’ve got to have a speaker that has both Line/ Mic capabilities. If your powered speaker has just Line in, this device won’t work. Agiprod didn’t tell me that, and I was running into volume issues. I’m using it for coctail hour for the first time this coming Saturday. I’m setting QSC K12 to Mic input. Thanks DJ Mo Joe

[@djmojoeofficial]

Ah yes, switching to MIC input definitely helps boost the volume if you need it. By the way, I’m now using a different wireless speaker setup and think it actually may be better. If you’re interested, let me know and I can tell you more. Cheers

[@alejandromontejano6866]

Pls pls pls pls pls dj mo joe...I have a set of those .but I don’t know how to set the settings so you can use them with speakers..can you make a video showing how to set the settings pls bro .

[@nesseps]

Couldn't Sonos speakers system do this too, since it connects through wifi network? I am asking because looking to purchase my own speakers for wedding reception.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Good question, sorry I don’t know much about Sonos

[@PaulE4213]

Sonos might work, but may not be as reliable due to how the wifi is set up in the building and how many users are connected to the wifi.

[@guyhermanson3002]

Why not just rent actual wireless speakers? They work well and I'd you need to use them in an area without power some are battery powered. Like the EXM Mobiles for cocktails or ceremony. The Mackie Thump series also have a wireless 12 set. Then there is the Xvive wireless system that is only 250.00 CDN.

[@kurt5947]

Hi DJ MoJoe, I was just wondering, would I be able to use the Sennheiser EW 100 G3 Reciever box, instead of the reciever pack? I currently only have the transmitters and the receiver boxes in my inventory for my job.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hey good question, I think you can as long as you have the right cable connections. The receiver box would connect to the speaker and the transmitter would connect to your mixer.

[@kurt5947]

@@djmojoeofficial Thanks man!

[@cutlernj]

Thanks for this video! I've been watching this option alongside the alto stealth option (another option for the same purpose but a little more tailor made - DJ Rick Webb has gone this route) for several years now. But I find it strange that there's so few options with wireless audio. Makes me think there's some major limitations that haven't hit mainstream and I'm reluctant to jump in. I would love to know more insight into why there's so few options.

[@djmojoeofficial]

you’re welcome! That’s a good question! maybe it’s not as high of a demand since most people hard wire their speakers. Maybe other manufacturers wait till the technology is more reliable or it’s not the best use of their time since there are a few systems out there that already do that. For the ones in my video, they’re mainly used for videography but I guess it’s a hack that with the right cable, it can work for speakers. Hope this helps!

[@ems6963]

@@djmojoeofficial Atlo was supposed to bring a Pro Version A Few Years But It Never Came out i have you used the Stealth And its not robust enough too many drop outs in a signal intense environment

[@djmojoeofficial]

Good to know! Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@johnlalnunsanga1224]

How did you connect the power?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hi John, power for what?

[@johnlalnunsanga1224]

@@djmojoeofficial sound box power

[@omarosorio3283]

Hi DJ Mo, So, one transmitter connect into your audio console main out Right and the other one connected into Left in order to make stereo sound? I'm right? thanks

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hi Omar, yup! That sounds about right. 2 transmitters one on left and one on right from main console. Then I would assume that both transmitters would be set at different channels too

[@omarosorio3283]

@@djmojoeofficial thank you for the clarification and information. and one more question. i planning to buy one unit of EVOX J8 (my first time to have own PA system). when i check the technical detail of this EVOX J8, there is one balance input at the back panel. so this input can accommodate L&R channel from the mixer main output? thanks

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hi Omar, you’re welcome! I’m not an exact expert at these kind of things so I can’t say with certain. But based on what you told me, what you said make sense.

[@yoloyolo1832]

The question is why is there no delay :D I think you sound use a delay to match with the distance from your main PA

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yes, you normally would. In this scenario, my cocktail hour speaker is in a different room so I didn't really need a delay.

[@la_lomacity]

Wow this is really cool. Will this work with any speaker 🔊?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yup! It should as long as it has an XLR input

[@djlev1734]

I know you posted this a year ago, but I recently set this system up. The music sounds good, but if I speak on the mic it sounds distorted through the far away speaker. Do you ever have this problem? Thanks for your time. I love all your wedding videos!

[@djmojoeofficial]

Was your far away speaker set into line or mic? Also, check your mixer. Did you only have the mic problem on your far away speaker and not your main speakers close to you? And thank you! I do what I can to help

[@djlev1734]

@@djmojoeofficial thank you for your reply. Yes line in, and the mic sounds good on other speaker. I am thinking I may need to adjust the db settings. So your mic sounds good on both speakers? Thank again, you are the bomb!

[@americantoolandmold3008]

Hi How is the sound transmitted? is there a Right and Left channel???

[@djmojoeofficial]

I run my audio mono, so I attached the transmitter either to the L or R out from the mixer

[@easyjohnny4320]

With those I bet your set up time is shorter. How long do you usually set up for everything?

[@djmojoeofficial]

I don't use them all the time. I prefer to hard-wire everything. But if I use these, it definitely saves me about 5-10 minutes maybe? If the speakers are farther apart, even more and saves the stress! I just use these for satellite speakers

[@tsumsnoel8159]

@@djmojoeofficial sorry but why

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hi Tsums, I would like to help. Can you please clarify? Why what exactly? Thanks

[@dalef5136]

How many receivers can you link to and what are the limitations?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hi Dale, great question! You can connect multiple receivers to 1 transmitter. I currently own 2 receivers and they work great (synced to the same channel as the transmitter). I'm not too exactly sure about its limitations in regards to how many receivers it can connect to. It's just picks up the signal so it should be fine because you're just taking up 1 channel/frequency. Maybe the limitations are distance and the depending on the room situation. But to answer your question, 2 receivers for sure, and possibly more in theory. Hope this helps!

[@MrDjchompiras]

Thank you for sharing. question? is there any lag or sound drops?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Lag, no. Sound drops, depends on the walls, distance and interference. Most cases, it’s pretty good. it’s there’s nothing blocking the signal, it’s really good and clean

[@MrDjchompiras]

@@djmojoeofficial Thanks Joe

[@andersonpineros3287]

Can you give me the name of the microphone you are using? Thanks in advance!

[@djmojoeofficial]

Sure! Shure QLXD24/SM58 amzn.to/2j1LDM9

[@djfingersflores]

looks sharp MoJoe... peace

[@djmojoeofficial]

thanks!

[@williestyle2345]

Question?? Would any of u guys here and Dj MoJoe - Would u recommend this setup for your house speakers? for the whole night, or should we just use this for a external sound?

[@djmojoeofficial]

If it’s house speakers, I think hard wired cables would be the best way. I prefer going wireless for any satellite speakers that aren’t crucial to the event space.

[@d.jde-mand8897]

what mixer are you using

[@djmojoeofficial]

I sometimes use my Yamaha MG06X but mainly my Bose T8S now

[@thehappymountaingoat3946]

Hi brother! From the DBX GoRack output (XLR), How do you connect the transmitter? Y cable? Thanks ! Great review man.

[@djmojoeofficial]

You hook up the Sennheiser transmitter to one of the outputs on the DBX GoRack. You attach the 1/8" threaded male to the transmitter and the other end of the cable 1/4" male goes to the output of the DBX GoRack. This cable should come with the transmitter if you got it from www.agiprodj.com Let me know if you still need help! Thanks for watching

[@dwaynewilliams3850]

I have a dbx go rack. I know can run xlr cable to my output to input to speaker then run my input 1/4 quarter inch to my output xlr cable to my controller. My question is did you connect the wireless sign to the mixer

[@conquistadordjpina]

Una pregunta cuanto cuesta los 2 recividores y el transmisor?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Here's more information: www.agiprodj.com/wireless-speaker-systems-promo.html

[@conquistadordjpina]

DJ MoJoe thank 😉

[@djmojoeofficial]

You’re welcome!

[@thegr8destroyer]

which is better between this system and Alto?

[@djmojoeofficial]

I'm not sure. Is the Alto that you're referring to the Bluetooth version?

[@partycity55]

Great video

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thank you!

[@TheFMusician]

What kind of delay settings are you using with this setup?

[@djmojoeofficial]

In this situation, I didn't have any delay setup. I probably should but didn't have anything to offer that option at that time.

[@TheFMusician]

Ok, so there were no “slap back” issues? Great if there wasn’t.

[@djmojoeofficial]

I guess not in this case. This speaker was in a different room so it didn’t make a huge difference in the delay or experience of the people hearing it. If it was in the same room, then yea I think it would

[@andrepeterson7194]

Love your videos DJ MoJoe! Quick question, what is the purpose of the DBA GoRack? Just curious on why you use that, and I have the RCF Evox 8s as well, how did you mount the Mini LED Moving Heads? Did you use a C or D clamp? Keep up the awesome work!

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thank you! The DBA GoRack is my sound processor. It makes me sound good! lol music and voice. I also use the compression and EQ to adjust for the sound in the room. There are built in EQs depending on the room you’re in and you can adjust to what’s needed. Also to mount my moving heads, I just use ADJ O Clamps. Get the thin one though. I’ll post a link to them later if I get the chance. Great questions! Thanks for asking. - DJ Mojoe

[@andrepeterson7194]

Awesome sir! Thank you for your reply! So cool that you posted about the "no power" ceremony, since I may have to do one myself and may have to look at the Denon Evoi pro... tough finding those; But in the interim, never used a processor so will look that up, as well as the wireless system. I normally use the Sennheisers for ceremony, but really will check out the wireless setup. I think I have all the gear, not sure what I am missing maybe an adapter from agipro, but I am pretty sure I have everything. May have to check out the video again.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thank you! Yea, just trying to find solutions for DJs! Hope it all works out!

[@andrepeterson7194]

Last question sir, how many Evox systems do you have for your setup? Are you using an additional pair to compliment what you already have? I hope that made sense! Thanks!

[@djmojoeofficial]

I have 2-EVOX 8s. I use them as my mains. If I need more speakers set up, I use my QSC K8.2 that I already have. Tempting to get an EVOX 5 to have it all match, but I’m trying to save money

[@Dranomoly]

How many hours can you play with the wireless AAs?

[@djmojoeofficial]

I used rechargeable Duracell Batteries. On the Sennheiser display, there are 3 bars for battery life. If I timed it correctly, each bar was about 5-6 hours, so I would say 15-18 hours with a full battery.

[@levelupdjsllc]

Hey there dj Mojoe, man i'm a fan of your work but can you explained how did you connected one tramsmitter to 2 receivers without interfering with one another, i have tried just with one and it works perfectly fine, but i can not make the second receiver work, am i missing something do i have to add it in there manually? or do they have to sync as well. Please i hope you can help me. Thanks, i bought system 1 from Agriprodj.com but the receiver from somewhere else and i doubt @agiprodj will help me. Thank you

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thanks Claudio, did you make sure they were all in the same channel? I normally hook my transmitter to the output of my DBX GoRack and the receivers to the inputs of QSC speakers. Also what do you mean by interfering? Do you hear something but just not clear? Or no signal at all?

[@levelupdjsllc]

Hey Mojoe thanks for the reply man, so i hooked my transmitter on my qsc and my receiver to another qsc, and from there i can't make the other receiver work with my 3rd qsc, there is no sound, and when i jump into the same channel it kicks out the other receiver and make a loud ssssssssss noise, i am able to sync on transmitter and one receiver with the instructions send but not with 2 receivers using 1 transmitter.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hmm.. I’ve used 1 transmitter and been able to send audio to 2 receivers all in the same channel. Try it in a different room and this time experiment having all speakers near each other. Experiment whether it’s a distance issue, Room issue, received issue, etc. there would be other factors that may have caused it. I hope it doesn’t happen all the time

[@levelupdjsllc]

Thank you Mojoe for all your help. Would you happen to have the instructions on how to run 1 transmitter to 2 receivers i need the exact procedure i think im doing something wrong, a friend said you have to turn on the receivers at the same time so they both can connect to the same channel

[@djmojoeofficial]

I set the channel on my transmitter (for example set to 1.2) then on my receivers, I match the channel and set to 1.2 as well. I don’t think it has to be at the same time

[@TomCee53]

This is actually a system designed for guitar repurposed for speakers. Alto makes a system specifically for powered speakers for $399. And it’s pronounced sen-hy-zer Not sine-hy-zer

[@djmojoeofficial]

Oh cool, yea there are other ways to do this too. And yes, thank you. I realized that after haha

[@davieboy1970]

I've been djing. For years. I'm just curious about those little speakers on top of the polls.. When I look at that I just can't imagine how that could push a lot of sound and even sound decent.. Sorry just my opinion but every time I see those speakers it just doesn't look very professional it looks kind of cheap.. I would much rather see bigger speakers because when people see that they think of power and good sound.. I'm sure those speakers have good sound coming out of them but I just can't picture it..

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thanks for sharing. I haven't heard of that perspective before but makes sense.

[@Fizyxx]

can you use this as a lav mic too?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yes you can. I believe it comes with a lav that you can attach. it’s just a matter of hooking whichever to the transmitter

[@MobilediscowirralCoUk]

What remix is that

[@JohnnyInfamous]

do you run a stereo or mono DJ setup?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Mono, I want to make sure everybody is hearing the same thing

[@JohnnyInfamous]

Thanks! I've been considering it. I noticed you still sun two xlrs from your DJ controller to your mixing board and then two into your dbx gorack as well before running a single xlr out to your speaker (which I am assuming you link to a second). Are you running Serato DJ in Mono mode? Or just the gorack in mono? Or both?

[@djmojoeofficial]

Yes I’m running Serato in mono mode. I use one XLR from DBX GoRack to 1st EVOX 8 Speaker, then daisy chain another XLR from that speaker to the 2nd EVOX 8 Speaker. The other output on the GoRack is connected to my Sennheiser transmitter to send the signal to my 3rd speaker which is outside on the lobby. Hope that makes sense!

[@JohnnyInfamous]

Yes it does. Thanks! I tried out a wireless Sennheiser kit over the weekend in mono mode with serato. Event went great. Just need to tweak some of the sensitivity settings, etc.

[@djmojoeofficial]

Great! I think I know what you mean. If the signal is quiet, I just switched the input on the back of my speaker from LINE to MIC and that normally does the trick.

[@Fizyxx]

SEN like ZEN - Heiser like High-zer - Sennheiser

[@djmojoeofficial]

lol thanks for correcting me. I think I overlooked the spelling

[@Fizyxx]

All good. Great video.

[@DavidrKun]

UPDATE ALTO has a Bluetooth XLR that runs 8 hours wireless so you can hookup your phone, tablet, or iPad. Works great for just $50+ Tax.

[@djmojoeofficial]

oh wow, good deal! What’s the model called??

[@DavidrKun]

@@djmojoeofficial www.guitarcenter.com/Alto/Bluetooth-Total.gc You should do a video. There are some limitations. But to have setup for weddings I use a lot. I was thinking of doing a video. However you should do one. Great product for a review

[@djmojoeofficial]

Wow looks like a great product! Thanks for sharing!

[@DJMichaelKhoury]

👍👍

[@reynaldoroldan7454]

Hi DJ MOJOE are you asian cuz Im a Filipino DJ thanks

[@djmojoeofficial]

Hey Reynaldo! Yes, I'm Filipino, too!

[@pushmotivation-__asher1335]

Nice system, pretty expensive to go wireless

[@djmojoeofficial]

Thank you! Yes it is, but I think it's worth it once you have enough money. Are you looking into getting some?

[@pushmotivation-__asher1335]

Yes, but I’m focusing mostly on the lighting part of my company right now, since the wireless speaker is convenient but not totally necessary, I’d like to add it at some point

[@djmojoeofficial]

Ah gotcha, makes sense

[@culkeenmusic]

Sennheiser not Sienheiser

[@djmojoeofficial]

haha I got told that too after I made the video

[@culkeenmusic]

Do you remember how much the system is

[@cah88]

Sine-heiser lol

[@djmojoeofficial]

I need to work on that lol

[@TonyPham-Creations]

Does the transmitter/ receiver system have a high pass filter? What’s the Frequency response? Thanks!

[@djmojoeofficial]

Not too familiar. I now use a different system, the Shure PSM900

[@DJMichaelKhoury]

👍👍