Broke a mic, will I manage with 1 wireless?

[The_Blue_Dragon]

Hi people,
Im booked for a charity disco tonight at Escape in Chapeltown but Ive just managed to drop one of my Kam mics and now it wont work :( The light shows on the reciever to show it recieving a signal but there is no sound and the UV pin doesnt move :(

Do you think Ill manage tonight with 1 wireless and 1 wired mic?

Also is it possible to get replacement mics?

[Excalibur]

Hi people,
Im booked for a charity disco tonight at Escape in Chapeltown but Ive just managed to drop one of my Kam mics and now it wont work :( The light shows on the reciever to show it recieving a signal but there is no sound and the UV pin doesnt move :(

Do you think Ill manage tonight with 1 wireless and 1 wired mic?

Also is it possible to get replacement mics?

Yes. It won't be ideal, but it's workable. As to repairs/replacements, not sure, but I can tell you that with the less high spec mics, as long as you get the same frequency, they should match up.

[The_Blue_Dragon]

TBH if I cant get a replacement I think it may be time for an upgrade. Just hoping I manage with the 1

[DazzyD]

I know a few operators who just use two mics so you shouldn't have too much of a problem. It'll also be much easier to balance them when you've got multiple singers (unlike the eight karaoke mics I used last week!).