How to Sync a mic belt-pack quickly!
Most large gym chains tend to use the same suppliers. The AKG system is pretty common.
When your head mic dies (which happens quite often) and the duty manager is flapping -usually just before he /she gets verbally mugged of confidence by the sweaty "cast" of Body Combat or whatever awesome group fitness you are teaching at the time!
Commit this to your grey matter, apply it and all will be sorted -hopefully before the pale faced duty manager gets a flying elbow from your members. Remember this is for syncing a back up -if the 2 signal bars in the receiver screen are down it's likely the belt pack if it's the right hand side only then just change the head set itself.
It has taken up to 10 attempts in the past for me to get it to sync...don't give up! just repeat the process.
General Stereo check points. (Dry hands!)
- Is it turned on at the wall?
- Are all sections I.E. AMP/ MIXER/ etc on?
- Is the volume turned up on mixer / amp / head mic receiver? Are the jack leads plugged into the wall?
- Does the battery need changing?
If the AMP has a red light appearing intermittently this means something is too loud. If it continues to
“Clip” the amp will shut down until it reaches safe mode.
This is instructor error.
Hutchinson or the provider should be called for technical advise and limiter adjustment if it has one.
Note* Speakers should be regularly checked to ensure all components are working (Tweeters, Bass etc) Faulty speakers will effect the “health” of the amp.
This is instructor error.
Hutchinson or the provider should be called for technical advise and limiter adjustment if it has one.
Note* Speakers should be regularly checked to ensure all components are working (Tweeters, Bass etc) Faulty speakers will effect the “health” of the amp.
Author Matt Elliott
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