Looking for Analog Mixered xlr BlueTooth Transmitter

[bowesj]

Hi

I have a Behringer UFX1604 analog mixer that I feed into regular power amp speakers. I still have my power amp speakers but I am looking for a Bluetooth transmitter with xlr input that the mixer can use to feed its output to some blue tooth speakers at a restaurant. I am wondering if the microphone part of this Bluetooth setup would work if the transmitter was put in the mixer output.

I was getting a bit confused so I reviewed the male-female plug scenario and created this diagram.

Intended_Use:_Mike-Male >>>> Female-BlueToothTransmitter >>>>>>>>>>>>>> BlueToothReciever-Male >>>> Female-MixerInput
My_Use:______MixerOutPut-Male >>>> Female-BlueToothTransmitter >>>>>>>> BlueToothReciever-Male >>>> Female-RestaurantPowerSpeakers

So now that the diagram makes it clear that the transmitter xlr plug matches for Mike and Mixer, I am now thinking I need to compare the output of the mike versus the output of the mixer to see if there are any issues.
I also would prefer to power the Bluetooth transmitter with AC rather than battery if at all possible.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
John

[bowesj]

I called Long & McQuade up the street from me who have a sound department and I found the proper solution. They said that Bluetooth is not the way to go because there is a few milliseconds delay. Instead they said a wireless transmitter and receiver is the way to go. I am assuming I can not mention product names here. I will just say they sell a system at $129 for the pair and another at $279 for the pair. He said the xlr left and right are spaced a fixed distance apart so I would need to see if these things can just plug directly in. Otherwise I would need some short XLR cables for the mixer and maybe a different adapter cable for the power speakers. They would want pictures of both before selling them so they can advise me. If purchased and it did not work they have a 30 day money back guarantee.

[g1]

I am assuming I can not mention product names here.

Sure you can, no problem here, plus you already named names in the 1st post.
Which L&M? Bloor St.?

[bowesj]

The Long & McQuade is the Markham Store.
The first wireless is the Alto Professional Stealth 1 Mono UHF XLR Wireless Audio Transmitter and Receiver
The second is the Xvive Audio U3 2.4 GHz Wireless Microphone System.

[g1]

The Alto units are quite small. Looks like the Behringer has enough room between the main outs that it should be no problem fitting 2 in there. You just won't be able to push the mixer right back up against a wall.

[bowesj]

Yes and with the speakers too. Many advantages come with at least one compromise. In this case also extra care people won't be walking near the back of the mixer.