Microphone holder to carry on belt?

Your best bet is to sontact Shure. They are always very helpful. Ask for the service department. These parts are readily available and are not expensive. Once you gain access to the internal board, changing the parts is trivial. I have ordered numerous sets of these in the past and keep some in stock as they fatigue after a while.

Dan

Contact Bosch/EV (formerly Telex) via website or call them. They're in Burnsville Minnesota and their customer service is excellent.

I assume you mean that there is not enough range in the wireless system. That is, you can't get far enough from the receiver. Try scanning for a clean channel, using the instructions in the user guide. Also make certain the receiver is up in the open and visible from where you are using the mic.

The Peavey studio pro shock mount for that mic is $50.00. Go to a guitar center and they may have what you are looking for if you don't want the shock mount holder. hope this helps.

http://www.peavey.com/products/browse.cfm/action/detail/item/105225/Studio%20Pro%28R%29%20Shock%20Mount.cfm

Try a wireless mic system. If the problem persists I would return the unit to Numark. Me personally... I use the idj2 like a CDJ and have it lined into my DJ mixer. There is never an issue with microphones on my Peavey DJ mixer.

I contacted the manufacturer and they verified that this was possible. I will test prior to the event. Thanks for responding.

check the battery, if dead replace new. check the switch might be a cold solder or loose wire and finally check the condenser mic by placing a multitester to the two connectors of the mic with one wire from the mic desoldered. if there's a continuity, then its good. if there's no continuity the mic condenser is busted. go to radioshack and find replacement mic condenser.

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I removed the cover on the back (the access to musicartridges) I also removed wireless receiver unit (approx 2" black plastic piece) pull straight up to remove. after removing the receiver you'll see two screws, remove them, unscrew the mic head, pry the body apart (fingernails). You will see two circuit boards, the smaller one became disconnected. The board should reconnect easily, the outlet looks almost like the wireless receiver outlet you removed earlier. if it does not slide in easily DON"T force it, you may be trying to install into receiver outlet ( They look the same), The correct outlet is above (towards mic head) the four outlets to the music cartridges. CAREFUL NOT TO BEND PINS same with the wireless receiver.