1 Denon Mixer and need to hook up 4 Mics?

Not sure this is what you looking for and they might not be much use after febuary and wireless mic issue but I have these and like them.

http://www.guitarcenter.com/VocoPro...Wireless-Microphone-System-271214-i1387431.gc

Something like this would let you hook up 4 mic and use only 1 mic input channel on your mixer.

http://www.rdlnet.com/product.php?page=79

MBM said:

Something like this would let you hook up 4 mic and use only 1 mic input channel on your mixer.

http://www.rdlnet.com/product.php?page=79

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As does the microphone I posted it can go into four or just one and use all the mics it like.

Or connect one more mixer and all mics on it.

Buy this..... it's like $40 bucks......you'll use it again.. and in a jam..it's a back up.

I have one- works fine.. just plug it into one of you inputs on your denon

http://www.behringer.com/UB802/index.cfm?lang=ENG

Steve and Marco have already hit your solution just add a second mixer there are many two to four input "small" mixers on the market that will do what you want to do. You may even be able to rent them from a local supply house pretty cheap for one day.

Two ways to run the mixers together. Run the second mixer into a denon input, or run the denon outs to the second mixer then to processing or amps.

Im more for Thunders solution No.1 if the second mixer is a Behringer.

I guess I'm am the only one that has Behringer mixers that work without problems. Every time I see Behringer mentioned on line it's always trashed. I have a DX1000 for my main mixer & MX1604A for auxiliary purposes. Both have been in service now for several years.
Both deliver excellent clean audio with no discernible distortion and very low noise. I have never any problems. I guess I got the only two units that actually worked and worked to spec????

BTW I came to the DJ world from Radio where I was a Production Director and an assistant chief Engineer, so I do know what good quality audio should sound like. As a kid I grew up listening to music on good equipment like McIntosh, Madison Fielding, Harmon-Kardon, Empire, ElectroVoice, Garrard, AR, my father was an audiophile.

Sorry Doug but i have 4 dead Behringers at home and all 4 with the same problem-electric suply.Its true that all are a Dj mixers.
My friend have also a MX1604A and it work perfectly.Maybe i have a bad luck.