Fifine K036 Wireless Mic System Review
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- Here is my review of the Fifine K036 wireless microphone system! Enjoy!
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I found this set for 8 bucks at a local bin return store. Thinking of keeping it! Edit: there is a reason you are the top video for this review. You're literally the only person that went over every single feature of this setup. Been trying to get audacity to pick up the sound from them when connected to my pc.
Can you please do a tutorial how to setup simple budget friendly home recording studio. From how the wireless microphones can connect to the in ear monitor/headphones, softwares, etc. 🤗
I have them for over 2 years and they still working great.
Awesome! That's great to hear
You bought how much?
@@vitalisiamulele5842 less than $70 on Amazon
I know you don’t have many subscribers, but I had to subscribe cuz you have the atmosphere of a TH-camr who has millions of subscribers, and I love how you are doing so many things on your channel! Keep it up!!!
Hi! Sorry for the super late response! I just saw your comment. Thank you so much for subscribing, I really appreciate the support and the kind words 🙏🙏🙏
Wow! What an awesome and thorough review. You walked through the setup, sang with the mic, and summed up your opinion of the product. Just wanted to thank you for your content. I needed to get karaoke going for a party this weekend so your review really saved me from picking a low quality product off Amazon. Thanks again! Look forward to more content in the future!
Thanks so much Clement! I'm glad you liked my review! Enjoy your new microphone system and I have many more reviews coming soon!
Hi, I got this mic. The wireless mic has deep received you need a mixer to twick the hi, mid's and low's, only if you're not satisfied.. Also has a preset echo delay I set it off cuz I don't like it.. I use a Bluetooth karaoke built-in speaker. I use the echo from there. Thanks for the review ✌️👍🙂
Awesome! I hope you are happy with your mic system :) and you're welcome!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I am trying to turn my soundbar into a karaoke system and I think this will work. Surprisingly these microphones and receiver sounded good.
Great review! I'm going to grab these for our launch party. Hope they workout!
Thank you! Best of luck with your launch party! Keep extra batteries on hand! :)
Thank you for review video. You did a good job by focusing on all the key areas.
You're welcome! and thanks! I'm glad you liked it
thanks for review! nice singing voice btw! I'll be buying now ! I haven't been to a karaoke bar for years
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the review! I miss karaoke bars!
Best review for KO36 on youtube. Thank you!
Thank you! Glad I could help 🙂
the best Explanation! Thanks Tobias!
Thank you! I'm glad it was useful to you 😀
Hi, thank you for the review. So helpful. I have a few questions that I hope you may be able to help with! I would like to purchase microphones for mostly karaoke at home, my priorities are, sound quality (good enough to satisfying karaoke experience), the sound of the music and the singing voice should come out from the same speaker, the sound should be loud enough to have a great karaoke session (I know some mics are not loud enough even at full volume), ideally should pick up sound nicely, for e.g. don't have to hold the mic so close to your mouth for the sound to be picked up.
- Is this the best and reasonably priced mic you would recommend? If not, what is the best plus reasonably priced microphone + receiver for a satisfying Karaoke experience? ☺ And would you be able to provide brief reasoning for the recommendations?
- I have read some Amazon reviews on this Fifine mics, most were good but there are some terrible ones: Buttons and interface breaking into shambles rendering it useless, some stopped working altogether, seemed like mainly after 2 months of normal use, saw a review that said they had to put the mic close to their mouth for the sound to be picked up and loud enough. But it does not seem like that in your review?
- Where did you get yours? Straight from the company? Do Amazon sell authentic Fifine mic sets?
This is the link to the Fifine Amazon product I had found, the one you have link above is sadly not available it seems :( www.amazon.com.au/Channel-Wireless-Handheld-Microphone-K036/dp/B01N6448Q4/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
Thank you so much!! I hope its not too much to ask all these questions! 🙏
Okie but can you please mention the name of the battery which used in this fifine mics??!
And what's time duration of this batteries as well?
Nice review. Tip for singers, you should point the mic at your mouth, but not your mouth at the mic, so puffing is eliminated and you can still get it close.
Thank you Darryl! and thank you for the tip! I will have to try that
Can you connect mic and tv there at the same time? To use it for karaoke. Would you please make a video 😊
Woah I'm woefully unaware as to how a lot of this works. I know you probably won't see this message but I'd love to know how you had your head phones connected while you had the mic hooked up? I'd love to try this out myself 🙂 lol
does sound pretty clear but u definitely need a wind muff on it everytime u said anything with a P it had such a loud pop
That's a good idea thanks!
@@TobiasHolenstein wah kinda cam do u use
I have a Nikon D5300
thank you for this video. I am looking to buy a karaoke mixer and of all that you tested is this the best one? Also can I connect the tv to the line input instead of the laptop? For the speakers what are good quality speakers and do they need to be powered speakers ?
I connected with my receiver. The sound effects seems not very powerful when I use this for karaoke. Echo seems not working at all. But in your video I can hear the difference .
Sorry to hear that. I wonder if maybe you got a defective unit. I would probably recommend returning it and maybe getting a new one, because it should work the same as in my video
was just brainstorming....I have this wireless mic set, absolutely never use it. I dont do much singing but I play guitar and bass, past 3 or 4 years I've really really really wanted to start doing guitar/bass guitar covers(mainly rock and metal) and start adding videos to my account(or an alt specifically for the task). I need advice on how to do the recording process, both the video and audio, what DAW(free preferablly) to use etc etc. For recording guitar it's much easier cause my Amplifi 75 amp has a built in audio interface and connects right to my PC via usb. No problem recording guitar, but not sure how to go about recording my bass. I have also purchased a Behringer USB audio interface...so how do I need to do this??? Do I connect my bass to my Marshall bass amp and then line-out from the amp >>into interface>>then into PC? I also have my Source Audio Aftershock bass distortion/effects pedal(it's amazing btw) I'd like to use in the mix. Anyways getting off topic but instead of simply connecting the instrument/amp into the interface, I have wondered how good it would sound to mic up my bass amp?? Thinking about playing my bass thru my pedal and amp as usual but to maybe run my Fifine receiver into Behringer interface and set up these two wireless mics(or at least one) around my amp to record sound that way. I just wonder what would sound best for guitar/bass covers? I also have a Shure XLR mic as well. Anyhow aside from the recording part...what kinda of software should I use to edit/sync up the audio from the cam & the audio interface?
Awesome video. Shopping for a new karaoke system. Can the receiver be hooked to a pioneer receiver as well?
Thank you! 😀 I've actually never tried plugging it into another receiver, so I'm not really sure. One thing is that this receiver kind of acts as a little amplifier, so I'm not sure how it would sound if you plugged it into another receiver.
Tobias Holenstein Appreciate the reply. Im gonna buy the unit and figure it all out. You had the best review. Sold.
Awesome, I hope it works out for you! I'm glad my video was able to help
Hi, I know the question is one month ago, you might buy the system and figured by yourself or decided not go for the purchase. But to your question, you can simply hook up through the RCA input of Pioneer receiver and choose the correct mode. But one issue you may want to pay attention to is that those kind of AV receiver doesn't have mic gain boost, without a micromixer, the volume could be low.
Is there a video out there on how to coordinate or integrate the background music in with this system. I am planning on using an ipad. I am going to also use a JBL Partybox for the speaker/PA
Buddy did you use the 3.5 output port (which says R+L output on the back) to connect to any PA / home theatre system ? If so how is the output ?
As for the soundbar/home theatre, it always needs the 3.5mm male to 6.35mm male Audio Cable. ( The 6.35mm pin plug into the K036, the 3.5mm pin plug into the soundbar). By the way, could you offer more info so that we can get into your situation?
thanks for the great review !
Your welcome Tommy! It's my pleasure!
Very nice review......tnku..
I just got the same model...but my receiver has only 1 anttena..
Thank you! 😀 That's strange that it only has one antenna. Does it work ok?
@@TobiasHolenstein yes it does buddy..tnku
Ok cool 👌
Is the audio output from the 1/4" balanced or unbalanced, and stereo or mono output.
It says L+R so should be stereo. then why are they providing 1/4" TS cables then along with the product which handles only mono signal? Should not it be 1/4" TRS for handling balanced/ stereo output. So should i use TS which came along or buy a separate TRS cable.
Please help me
Dear Sir,
Read your review of Fifine K036 wireless mic system and I am very much tempted to purchase it. However, in UK its quoting price is £141 which for exit than the pr$ice you quoted during your review of $62. I just wonder if you could suggest any similar product at a reasonable price. I would be most grateful.
Thank you for your help.
Dinesh Shah
what is the distance range before it starts to lose the connection? 30ft, 50, 60 etc... any feedback?
Nice unboxing video, very real! awesome!
Thank you!
Nice! Simple to use, affordable, and good for what I need! Thanks for making is easy for us.
Yes! Glad I could help 🙂
I have a mixer with 2 independent channel for mic 2 6.5mm mic jacks(I want to use 2 mic for karoake ) with separate control for each mic.. How can I connect this wireless system to the mixer? Becoz I see there is only one R+L in input.. Not 2
Were you able to use that quarter inch in the front of the receiver for a third mic?
Yeah I was! 😀
Yes, it is designed for tha purpose.
Thanks for the review help me decide on purchase from amazon thanks!!!
Awesome! I'm glad I was able to help 😀
Tobias Holenstein ordered it for a christmas party how did the mics hold up been reading reviews that said the front power switch falls apart? Thanks for the help thinking i might clear tape around it to b safe
I used them for a party last summer and I didn't have any problems with the front power switch. Using the tape may be a good idea just to be safe 👍
Nice video as always!
Thank you Kyle!
How does these mic’s compare to the “Shure” mic’s please?
Great review 🤘🏽🦾🔥
Thank you friend! 🙌
Hi @tobias! I am a new subscriber. I hope you could share how you do your video recording with a clear audio. Thank u in advance
Thank you for subscribing! 🙂Do you mean with the microphone on my camera?
is that all your studio or is it a storage?
How to set the same channels for both the mic
How much
Anyone know what stand would fit this? The mics seem a bit thick for regular desk stands. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
So I think your best bet for a desk stand would be to probably get a shock mount that kind of holds the mic like a clamp. I did a review of this Tonor podcasting mic setup (I'll link it below) where it came with a shock mount that was like this. I just don't know an arm stand for sale, by itself, that also comes with the shock mount. th-cam.com/video/BsjilYyXfIc/w-d-xo.html
@@TobiasHolenstein Thanks for the help. I'll check that out!
Hi there. You can search "butterfly microphone clip" on the Amazon.
Jbl partybox 310 speaker and fifine k036 it's ok? Good sound?
It is suitable for an event in a hall with crowded people. Will the frequency stable ?
Hi there, it should be fine for that. I use this mic system for when I do Karaoke gigs for parties and it works totally fine. As far as the frequency goes, are you having a bunch of wireless microphones going at the same time? For my Karaoke gigs I usually have this mic system (which has 2 mics) and then one additional wireless mic (the Fifine K025) and I've never had any frequency issues. Just make sure you have good quality batteries and extra batteries on hand for your event and switch them out as needed.
@@TobiasHolenstein thanks mate. I planned just to get this fifine k036 and added with boya wireless lavalier to it. So i got abt 3 wireless mic. Thanks replying mate
Cool dude, no problem! Best of luck with your event!
I am trying to hook this up to my smart TV and sound bar. I have both optical or HDMI(ARC) inputs from my TV to sound bar. I tried hooking up the L,R audio ports from the receiver to my tv and got no mic sound. I then hooked up the 1/8" jack from the receiver to my speaker, but i'd only get mic sound if I switched the input on my TV to AUX. But that way I'm not getting any music sound. Help!
First of all, TV allows only one input source. When you input K036 to TV, there are two source choices: one is K036 mic audio, the other is TV audio (music). You need to mix the mic sound and TV audio in K036 receiver instead of TV.
So the setup will become like this: (check if your TV has RCA or AUX out, otherwise a Optical to RCA adapter is needed) TV music is delivered to K036 receiver through Optical to RCA adapter, then the mixed audio is output to soundbar via the 3.5mm jack.
I only have headset microphone.
Can you show the detail of the connection. Laptop, tv, mixer, amp or receiver.
Yeah the connection is just with the quarter inch cable like at 4:37
Hi Raymond, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. The setup with TV and AV receiver will be complicated. If you have any problem of connecting with home theater, you can message at our Facebook page: m.me/FifineStore or support email: web@fifinemicrophone.com We can give you the step-by-step instruction.
How to connect to a soundbar? Nice review by the way👍
Thank you! Someone in the comments below had a similar question to yours and Fifine responded to them. I'm going to paste what Fifine told them to do: "TV output to K036 3.5mm in, if TV doesn't have RCA or headphone out, but only optical out, then a digital to analog converter is needed. Next K036 3.5mm output jack to Soundbar line-in. At last, choose the line-in mode, then you're good to go."
Hi Novelyn, Tobias should have fixed your problem. The connection to soundbar is simple, K036 out to soundbar AUX/Line in jack with included 3.5mm audio cable. If there's only optical and HDMI input on soundbar, an analog to digital convertor is required. It just gets tricky when you have to connect with a TV. But basically it will go as Tobias has pointed.
I have bose lifestyle 650. Can this be connected to it. Plus the tv
How would I connect this to my focusrite Scarlett 2i2 to use with logic?
You can just plug the 1/4" cable into your interface the same way I did at 4:40
so do this
Can I just connect it to smart tv only
Sorry that you can not just connect the microphone to smart TV only. An external speaker is necessary.
Bought this set, set it up and plugged into my laptop's combo 3.5mm TRRS female port. When I plug in the jack, I can choose: Line in, Mic in, Headphone, Speakers or Headset. When I choose *Mic in*, the volumes are acceptable at +10 dB "Microphone boost" & 40 on the mic volume. When I choose *Headset*, even at +20 dB boost & volume (?) set to 80, the recorded sound is lower. Overall, the sound is boomier/ less distinct than that recorded through a Labtec LVA 7330 boom mic or a OneOdio A71 boom mic. What's the issue here?
If the Mic in works fine, then just use this mode, why there's a need for the headset. After all, it's the mic signal output from the K036. And if you do want to figure it out, and your computer allows you to chooose between different modes, then you can use TRS and TRRS cable to test out. But the best solution to connect it with computer is through an audio interface, not output into computer directly.
@@FIFINE The solution was to use a 2-to-1 splitter jack (2 female TRS into 1 TRRS male) to hook up the Fifine (and optionally headphones) into my laptop's TRRS female combo jack.
@@hsjawanda OK, good to know that you have fixed it. But to get the best out of the wireless system when using with a computer, it's better to use it with an interface.
im actually gonna consider these mics. pretty nice.hows the sencitivity of the mic when ur hand moves.which plugin would a bluetooth transmitter pluginto (3.5mm jack) if u connect it to a bluetooth transmitter will it connect to a bluetooth speaker?
I feel like it should work, but I'm not 100% sure. Maybe you can email Fifine and they can assure you whether it will work with the bluetooth transmitter or not
If we're honest, it would have some handhelding noise when you move quite a lot. You can plug Bluetooth transmitter into the 3.5mm IN jack of K036. But alternatively, you can simply use the included cable to connect your Bluetooth speaker with K036. And speaker power has better to be over 25 watt, otherwise, the sound may be low.
@@FIFINE I have this setup but my mics have a latency issue now there’s a delay between when I speak and when I hear it outputted through the speakers. Is this just something that happens overtime? It’s been this way for a while now but it wasn’t like that in the beginning
@@amazinglarry9920 Hi Amazing Larry, have you noticed other issues such as the noises, apart from the latency? And could you try connecting the K036 to your speaker through another output port on the K036 reciever? At last, do you mind checking if the echo control on the K036 was turned up or other effect controls on your speaker was turned on?
Hola buen dia amigo como gravaste el audio ala computadora
good day..i would like to ask if i can use laptop and subwoofer for this product? thank you.
You mean audio input goes from the mic through laptop to your subwoofer? I think it would be better to plug the mic right straight into a PA or any speaker with 1/4" mic jack. Becuase computer will process the mic audio and the result is delay.
What kind of PA speaker are you using ?
Can these mic be use as karaoke with JBL, klipsch speakers etc.? Thanks
For Karaoke, you will also need background music. If you use phone to provide music, it's easy to connect it to the K036 in jack. But when you use TV, you need to check what kind of output TV has, RCA OUT or Optical OUT. For the former one, it's just plug and play. As for the latter one, you still need an optical to RCA converter. It will be better if you can provide the speaker model number.
I just returned this item,worked great for about 2 weeks. Then both mics started cutting out. I can't recommend this product for professional use.
Sorry to hear that. Just wondering, were you replacing the batteries in the mics? Mine still seem to work great
@@TobiasHolenstein yeah, I put some new batteries in it. The system worked flawlessly until then... probably down the road I'll order them again and give it a second try.
Where are the FiFine people on Amazon recommending not to use this for recording when clearly it works fine with your audio interface? Their response to whether this can be used for recording: "Sorry, we don't recommend to use this mic system on the computer for recording, even you use a sound card, because the sound quality will be not optimum due to compatibility issue."
Yeah, I'm not really sure why they are saying that. I think as long as you have a good quality audio interface it should work fine. I know that some of the cheaper soundcards out there can cause some quality issues.
Tobias Holenstein Yes. I continued to look into it, apparently it has something to do with the gain. I saw someone comment that they couldn’t get it to work unless they used preamp to add gain and that the mics has no phantom power. I ordered the 036A anyways so when I get them I’ll test. Thanks Tobias. Your review on this mic sys is the best!
@@Harvester316 Oh ok I see what you mean now, makes sense
@@Harvester316 and thanks so much! 🙂
There’s no sound when I connected to my sony sound bar pls help
Hi, it sounds like someone below (Jay Wilson) had the same problem. I am copying and pasting what Fifine told them to do:
"First of all, TV allows only one input source. When you input K036 to TV, there are two source choices: one is K036 mic audio, the other is TV audio (music). You need to mix the mic sound and TV audio in K036 receiver instead of TV.
So the setup will become like this: (check if your TV has RCA or AUX out, otherwise a Optical to RCA adapter is needed) TV music is delivered to K036 receiver through Optical to RCA adapter, then the mixed audio is output to soundbar via the 3.5mm jack."
@@TobiasHolenstein Hi Tobias, thanks for helping the reply!
Hi there, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. Have you solved the problem by following Tobias's instruction? I think you also connected with TV and then the setup would become a bit tricky. But if you really just want to use K036 with sound bar, it quite easy. Just use the included cable to connect the K036 from its out to sound bar RCA or AUX in jack.
No problem!
I did but just can’t I’m sorry just damn
Can u put an output from led tv to external speaker through that mic receiver ? So u can karaoke, ure song from tv and sound from mic both out from speaker ?
Yeap. Both TV and mic sound will come out from speaker. But you need to pay a bit more attention to the output jack on TV and input jack on speaker.
As for the current smart TV, there should be only two type of dedicated audio jack left, one is RCA (composite) jack, the other is optical jack. For the former jack, just the provided cable of K036 is enough for connection. For the later situation, you need an extra RCA to 3.5mm cable and most importantly, an optical to RCA convertor. The same goes for the optical, RCA or AUX jack of TV external speaker.
So it’s like a mini mixer? 2 mics in, 1 audio in, then just one out to a speaker? I want this for my karaoke set up but I’m still fuzzy on the outputs.
Yes, it works like a micromixer. But it doesn't have built-in gain or phantom power, and there're actually two output, one 1/8" the other 1/4".
Why does it have two different size outputs (that’s what adapters are for)? Are both the outputs the same or is one like mics only and the other for all inputs?
@@mrkabonster So you don't need to find different cable for connecting with different speakers. Both output jacks are for delivering mixed audio to speaker, not for separate mic channel.
If it’s possible, how would an ear monitor connect to this? When I sing live I look for the earphones and monitor so background noise is blocked out and I can only hear myself.
Hi Carson, to use earphones or monitors you would need to run the K036 through a mixer which you could connect to your monitors
If your ear monitor uses a 3.5mm or a 6.5mm connector, you can connect it through the proper output jack at the back of K036 receiver (the boxy unit).
Do you use battery charger?
Hi, no I just used regular non rechargeable batteries
I currently tried these mics with my Tailgater plus ion speaker and it doesnt sound great, is there anything we should look out for when choosing a speaker to go with this set?
Hi I' m sorry to hear that it's not sounding great. Do you think it's the speaker that is the problem? I'm not really familiar with the Tailgater plus ion speaker. The speaker I use it with is the Podium Pro PP1504CA. It's a powered PA speaker and I haven't had any trouble with it
Hi there, sorry about the issue and sorry for catching sight of your comment late. It should work pretty fine with ION speaker, Amazon even puts them together for sales. Amazon will do this only if lots of customers purchased them together. Is there any specific problem you run into?
Most of the time it should be the issue of high level of volume and echo setting on K036. And besides turning down echo to less than 50% and volume controls on K036 to around 70%, you can adjust input volume on speaker to the same level.
I need to buy a microphone for my sisters bridal shower which I will hopefully host at home so i need some good ones any reccomendaitons would be nice
I think these ones would be good. I've been using them for an annual party my family hosts for the past 2 years. Or are you looking into some more expensive mics?
Like Tobias said above, We also believe the K036 is good enough, as it meet the demands of most people to host a party or sing a song. If you don't like two handheld microphone, you could take a look at the K036A (including a lapel mic & a head-worn mic and a handheld microphone): bit.ly/fifinemicrophone-k036a
Can i connect this to Smart Tv, and with a soeaker as well to make a sound good. Please help i need to purchase this product.
Hi Rizza, there was someone in the comments below who had a similar question to yours and Fifine responded to them with this, "TV output to K036 3.5mm in, if TV doesn't have RCA or headphone out, but only optical out, then a digital to analog converter is needed. Next K036 3.5mm output jack to Soundbar line-in. At last, choose the line-in mode, then you're good to go." Hope that helps!
Of course it can connect to TV and the speaker. First you need to check what kind of output TV has, RCA OUT or Optical OUT. For the former one, you can take TV sound from it to 3.5mm IN jack of K036. As for the latter one, you still need an optical to RCA converter, to change optical signal to RCA signal first. As for the soundbar, it will be better if you can offer the model number, but it always needs the 3.5mm male to 6.35mm male Audio Cable. ( The 6.35mm pin plug into the K036, the 3.5mm pin plug into the soundbar)
anybody had the problem of receiver not responding to the mics, I needto sync them
Hi, sorry for the late response. They should automatically sync. Did it ever end up working for you?
When you turn on the hand-held microphone, they will automatically sync. The video below is for your reference. If there's any problem, please let us know.
Link: th-cam.com/video/fo3tBpi4H4k/w-d-xo.html
@fifine mic, mics just didn't syn automatically so when turn any of the mics on I get no light or signal at receiver what makes me think they weren't sync at the factory
How can you them for a podcast like plugging in to a phone to capture audio. Or pc for the same that's what im looking to do winless podcasts or do you know a better way to.do.that
Hi there. The package involves a 1/8" to 1/8" cable, you can connect the K036 receiver and computer's/cellphone's headphone jack directly. But if a wireless microphone is not necessary, we would recommend a wire microphone. Because you would get more noise from smartphone recording than recording on a PC already. If using a wireless mic with mobile, the sound quality will drop even more.Besides, you need a 12V wall outlet to power the receiver.
R-L OUT 3.5MM, IS FOR the mini bluetooth speaker ?
It's for the RCA connection by using the provided 3.5mm to RCA cable. Mini speaker is not so recommended, unless is over 25 watt.
How to connect it to my tv
First you need to check what kind of output TV has, RCA OUT or Optical OUT. For the former one, you can take TV sound from it to 3.5mm IN jack of K036. As for the latter one, you still need an optical to RCA converter, to change optical signal to RCA signal first. As for the soundbar, it will be better if you can offer the model number, but it always needs the 3.5mm male to 6.35mm male Audio Cable. ( The 6.35mm pin plug into the K036, the 3.5mm pin plug into the soundbar)
Could this work for recording music (vocals)? Or if not do you know/reccemond any wireless microphones that would work for recording music?
Yeah you could use it to record vocals, you would just need to plug the receiver into an interface like I did around 4:30 and record into a recording software on your computer
Hi there, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. And as we replid to a few comments above, we would recommend our latest K040: bit.ly/fifinemicrophone-k040 for recording. It has two separate channel XLR outputs for more personalized adjustment to suit two people's need (but if you're the only one who is going to use mic, then there's really no need to buy a dual system ). The sound quality of the microphone itself is also improved. Because of the better-toned circuit, it will have less static and better low end sound.
It wireless feature is not necessary, it's just better to have a wired mic. You can take a look at our latest and the best USB mic K678: amzn.to/3btDvfR
How was the durability? They still going strong?
Yeah I still use them somewhat regularly! Still going strong :)
Hi Sharon, no worry on the built quality. The system could work for a pretty long time. And we also include the 2-year warranty if you buy from our website or Amazon US, CA, UK store.
How about this connection for a karaoke:
Tv to Soundbar (via bluetooth)
Fifine to Soundbar (aux, coaux,line)
Will this work? Please help!
Nice review btw! Subscribed!
Hi, someone in the comments below was also asking about connection to a soundbar and Fifine responded to them. I'll paste what Fifine said here:
"First of all, TV allows only one input source. When you input K036 to TV, there are two source choices: one is K036 mic audio, the other is TV audio (music). You need to mix the mic sound and TV audio in K036 receiver instead of TV.
So the setup will become like this: (check if your TV has RCA or AUX out, otherwise a Optical to RCA adapter is needed) TV music is delivered to K036 receiver through Optical to RCA adapter, then the mixed audio is output to soundbar via the 3.5mm jack."
Hi Papillon, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. I'm sorry that such setup will not work. The audio from TV has to go through K036 to soundbar.
TV output to K036 3.5mm in, if TV doesn't have RCA or headphone out, but only optical out, then a digital to analog converter is needed. Next K036 3.5mm output jack to Soundbar line-in. At last, choose the line-in mode, then you're good to go.
How about connect it to a home theater only??
Hi does your home theater have an aux line in? If it does you should be able to connect the K036 through there directly. I hope that helps!🙂
You could do so, but the connection is a bit complicated. If you want to give a shot, please let us know your current setup and the model number of all the devices.
Like number 901
Hi sir, i got these microphones but need help in connecting them to Bose 321 please? It seems it only works on the auxiliary mode. Any way you can tell me how i can use it while on TV mode. I wanna do karaoke over youtube but i don't know how to set it up. Thanks
Hi Jan, I'm personally not familiar with the Bose 321, but I wonder if the setup is similar to connecting to a sound bar. Fifine responded to a question by another person in the comments below where they wanted to use this mic system with their TV and a soundbar and this is what they told them to do, "TV output to K036 3.5mm in, if TV doesn't have RCA or headphone out, but only optical out, then a digital to analog converter is needed. Next K036 3.5mm output jack to Soundbar line-in. At last, choose the line-in mode, then you're good to go."
So pretty much what I think they are saying is have your TV audio output connected to the line in on the K036 Then have the output from the K036 plug into the Bose 321
Hi there. You can follow what Tobias said above, and We also would like to offer the official suggestion here. First off you need to cut off the direct connection between the TV and Bose 321, then check what kind of output TV has, RCA OUT or Optical OUT. For the former one, you can take TV sound from it to 3.5mm IN jack of K036. As for the latter one, you still need an optical to RCA converter, to change optical signal to RCA signal first. As for the Bose 321, it always needs the 3.5mm male to 6.35mm male Audio Cable. ( The 6.35mm pin plug into the K036, the 3.5mm pin plug into the Bose 321 AUX D port)
Hey ! Can you confirm if the voice echo or is there a delay in the voice output since its a wireless mic? Like half a second delay? (Thats what ive heard)
Hi! Personally, I haven't experienced any delay
Um. Could you bother to provide more detail to let us get into your situation, such as the connection between your speaker with the K036. What's the software you're using.
@@FIFINE I know I'm not the person you were replying to, but I tried this mic system and I think I have an idea of what kind of "delay" they're talking about.
I used the mic with one of my bluetooth speakers and I noticed a delay between me talking and me hearing what I just said again through the speaker. But then I plugged headphones directly into the audio input on the receiver and I didn't notice that delay at all. I've got a feeling that the reason for the delay was because many bluetooth speakers use digital signal processing of some kind to "enhance" the sound. I think what is happening is this:
first, you talk or sing into the microphone, which is an analogue signal. That signal then gets converted to digital so that it can be transmitted wirelessly. That signal then gets converted to analogue by the speaker, but then the speaker puts that analog signal through a analog to digital converter, then it gets processed and then converted to analog again so it can drive the speaker drivers. The headphones didn't use any DSP; they're completely analogue. Is my observation correct?
I think this same sort of digital signal processing can also happen when you connect the mic and receiver directly to a computer. It makes sence if you think about it.
@@justinnaramor6050Hi Justin, thanks for sharing your insight. Yes, we know what you're talking about and that's what we want to share with the customers who run into the problem of delay or echo. But it won't work if we just tell them the theory behind this, they would just want a solution. So our method for Q&A is to get to know their connection in the first place and then tell them the more suitable way for connection.
In colombowest's question, we're not sure if he's talking about a TV and AVR connection or the simple PA speakers' hookup. One requires analog to digital conversion while the other is not needed. Then the reason for the delay is quite different.
@@FIFINE This makes sence. Thanks for your reply, I appreciate it!
The microphones are made of plastic?
Yeah they are
Yes. But no need to worry about the quality of the item. And you can enjoy two-year warranty if you place the order from our official store.
Can you use this microphone system on a tv/soundbar?
Hi Peter, someone else in the comments below had the same question and Fifine responded with these instructions. I'll go ahead and paste them here for you "TV output to K036 3.5mm in, if TV doesn't have RCA or headphone out, but only optical out, then a digital to analog converter is needed. Next K036 3.5mm output jack to Soundbar line-in. At last, choose the line-in mode, then you're good to go."
Is there any way I can have the output go to my studio monitors connected to my interface or do I have to buy a separate speaker?
Yeah that should work
Hi there, um, why cant you have the K036 output to your interface?
FIFINE MICROPHONE I actually can, I made this comment when I hadn’t bought them yet, so I was just asking if it would work, I bought the microphones and I’m very satisfied, especially for their low price
I recommended this to my sis, unfortunately their tv doesnt support youtube but they have PS4 that has a youtube app on it.. Will it be possible to use this mic for karaoke? How would it work?
Hi there, using TH-cam through the PS4 should work fine. It sounds like they just need a way to get audio from the ps4 and this mic system. If they are just using the built in speakers on the tv, maybe the easiest way to do it would be to just get a small amp or speaker for the K036 mic system. Then the audio from the mics would be coming out of their own speaker and the karaoke songs on youtube will be coming from the TV speakers. If they have a soundbar or something playing the audio from the tv, Fifine commented down below how to get the audio from the TV and the K036 to come through the soundbar. I'll paste their instructions here below:
"First of all, TV allows only one input source. When you input K036 to TV, there are two source choices: one is K036 mic audio, the other is TV audio (music). You need to mix the mic sound and TV audio in K036 receiver instead of TV.
So the setup will become like this: (check if your TV has RCA or AUX out, otherwise a Optical to RCA adapter is needed) TV music is delivered to K036 receiver through Optical to RCA adapter, then the mixed audio is output to soundbar via the 3.5mm jack."
Tobias Holenstein Thank you so much! Yes they have a vizio soundbar like what I have!!! 🥰 Will try that !
No problem! Awesome! Best of luck with everything!
Tobias Holenstein thank you 🥰
can i connect to my videoke player and how?
What about distance you can operate? How far before mics cut out?
Hi! I'm sorry I have not tested the distance, but my guess is that it will reach at least 65ft or so, because that's how far the Fifine K025 reaches. As for this Fifine K036 system, I have personally used it up to 30ft, but it can easily reach further.
Wireless range is up to 80 feet in classroom or church. Obstacles can not spoil your live event any more. Outdoor performance could be even better and more stable!
Tobias...HELP!!...I have a pair of peavy speakers and a Yamaha mixer so what can I purchase to complete a karaoke system.
Hi Joey! are your speakers powered? (usually powered speakers will have volume knobs on them and such) If so all you would need to complete a karaoke system would be some mics. If you want a wireless mic system, one like this would be perfect. Then you could have a laptop playing the karaoke songs and run the music through the mixer or the K036 and you're all set!
Tobias Holenstein ...speakers are passive.My mixer is a Yamaha and id really like to keep my shure condenser mic if I can.
Could you use the mic setup for a podcast.. I’m a podcaster and need a couple good quality mics for my show ... Thanks man
I guess you could use this for podcasting, although, there may be some better options for podcasting, such as these condenser mic setups that are more meant for podcasting th-cam.com/video/BsjilYyXfIc/w-d-xo.html
Hi Quinn, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. And as we replid in one of the comment about using this in a band performance, we would recommend our latest K040: bit.ly/fifinemicrophone-k040 It has two separate channel XLR outputs for more personalized adjustment to suit two people's need (but if it's not a group podcast, then there's really no need to buy a dual system )The sound quality of the microphone itself is also improved. Because of the better-toned circuit, it will have less static and better low end sound.
It wireless feature is not necessary, it's just better to have a wired mic. You can take a look at our latest and the best USB mic K678: amzn.to/3btDvfR
Can you connect your phone and take the audio from the microphone?
Hi Manuel, I'm actually not sure. I haven't tried this personally, but I suppose if you had an adapter for your phone you could plug it in. I'm just not 100% sure how it would sound. I had it plugged in through my audio interface going into my computer and it sounded fine
Hi Manuel, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. It would be quite tricky to do so.
First off, if your phone doesn't have headphone jack, a type C to headphone jack adapter is needed.
Next, you need to buy a TRRS cable, which isn't included in the system package.
At last, you still need external wall outlet to supply 12V power for the system.
And besides the setup, you cant have the mic sound coming into phone while output it through internal speaker of the phone at the same time.
Can I connect this to yamaha receiver ?
I believe you can with a 3.5mm (from the mic receiver) to RCA connection (your yamaha receiver)
Thanks for sharing,can I plug in the mic(with cable) in the receiver if I don’t want to use cordless mix,thanks
You're welcome! If you have an additional mic with a cable, you can plug it into the receiver, but the 2 microphones that come with this kit are wireless only
And I use iPhone XS,does it need to buy a cable to 3.5mm to plug in the receiver?thanks.
Hi. If you want to use the k036 on the iPhone XS, the package involves a 1/8'' to 1/8'' cable in the first place. Then you need the Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter. And in this hookup, you can only use the mic for recording not for doing karaoke. Because with the adapter plugged into smartphone, you will hear no sound coming out of your phone. Besides, you need a 12V wall outlet to power the receiver.
How can i connect this to a soundbar with hdmi output and input only?
Bryan Fernandez YES PLEASE I NEED ANSWERS
thanks for review. I'll grab one for karaoke party..see how it goes:)
Awesome! Enjoy your new mics :)
How did it go?
Can you use it with a wifi speaker?
The receiver can not be connected via bluetooth, it must be plugged in
Your wireless speaker should also have AUX jack, then you can wire it up with K036. And the power of speaker is better to be over 15W, otherwise the mic sound coming out will be low.
Mic ini harga nya brpa bos
Can I use this FiFine k036 with my power activated Edifier R1280db speakers. Thanks
Yeah! It should work if you use the 3.5mm output from the K036
Therefore i can mix voice & music to become a karaoke?
@@robertoclemente2283 The recommended connection is TV→K036→Speaker. You need to check what kind of output TV has, RCA OUT or Optical OUT. For the former one, you can take TV sound from it to 3.5mm IN jack of K036. As for the latter one, you still need an optical to RCA converter, to change optical signal to RCA signal first.
As for the soundbar, it always needs the 3.5mm male to 6.35mm male Audio Cable. ( The 6.35mm pin plug into the K036, the 3.5mm pin plug into the soundbar)
Sir can i know it can go how far??20 meter or more?
I haven't tested out the max range myself, but on the Amazon page it says it can reach up to 80 feet!
It depends on the use situation. Normally even in a crowded indoor event, where there are lots of obstruction, the range can still be stable at around 60 feet.
Tq sir for the information..have a nice day..
@@mohdfauziparian You're welcome, have a great day too!
What about with live band performance
I think that would work fine
Maybe you can consider our latest K040 instead, which has two separate channel XLR outputs for more personalized adjustment to suit member's need. The sound quality of the microphone itself is also improved. Because of the better-toned circuit, it will have less static and better low end sound.
bit.ly/fifinemicrophone-k040
Does this mic built-in anti feedback?
Hi I'm sorry I've never heard of built in anti feedback. As long as you don't have the mics too close to the speakers you should be fine. I haven't had any feedback problems
@@TobiasHolensteinthanks for your reply. Good review
@@ninold80 you're welcome! and thank you 🙏
Where did you connect the headphone? Is there any connection on K036?
I connected the headphones to my laptop. I was recording the audio from the K036 to my laptop
Tobias Holenstein How can you listen to your voice while recording?
Yes, two kinds of connection. You can connect your headphone through the 3.5mm or the 6.5mm output jack at the back of K036 receiver (the boxy unit).
@@sineth.gunawardane You can use the connection at the back of K036 receiver (the boxy unit) to hook up your headphone or monitor speaker. If there's a USB interface to convert the analog signal into digital one, you can also connect the output device to the low-letency jack of a interface.
@@sineth.gunawardane Umum, yes. And thanks for your suppport! Hope you enjoy using this system!
What kind of speaker are you using in this video?
The speaker I am using is the Podium Pro Audio PP1504CA
@@TobiasHolenstein awesome, thank you!
@@StephAnie-qg7rb You're welcome! 🙌
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I can cut it, but I choose not to