Informational Videos

Quick tutorial on how to easily program the Shure Digital wireless systems in the SM-5 and VM-2 systems

The iKenny Cable was designed to go between your iPhone, iPad, or other 1/8" output into the Shure bodypack transmitter. This allows you to walk around the entire field with your metronome or music and still allow the signal to be heard. Compare this with bluetooth devices that only require you to stand within 15 or 20 feet of the unit.

Wireless distance is affected by people.

This video explains how decibles (db) dimish over distance. More information at https://www.soundprojections.com/informational-videos

This video explains the difference in wireless transmission frequencies and how the distance of transmission is affected by the frequency itself. More information at https://www.soundprojections.com/informational-videos

This video explains the basic physics of how decibels (db) is perceived by the human ear. More information at https://www.soundprojections.com/informational-videos

Brian Stith goes over the features and benefits of the Sound Projections SM-5.

The Voice Machine features: - 50 watts of power - 126 db loud - Lithium iron phosphate battery - 2,000 battery charging cycles - External antennas for the microphones (increases range) - 6 year warranty - Made in the USA

The Voice Machine has an XLR balanced microphone input for a hard wired mic, a 1/4" line input for metronome or other device. It also has a 1/4" line out for recording as well as 2 x 1/4" speaker outputs so you can add additional speakers.

The Voice Machine comes with one or two internal Shure wireless microphone systems. Each microphone system has 123 channel auto-select frequencies which will detect the open frequencies in your area with no interference.

Video promoting the how the use of the VM-1 Voice Machine by missionary, Brother Bert Farias of Holy Fire Ministries', benifits his outreach to the community.