What's your preferred setup for using 2 or more mics with harmonies?

[iowaberg]

I've only ever used one mic in my set up, but we are having a bunch of people over and would like to add maybe a couple of more mics to the gameplay to allow more to get involved. My drums, guitars, and keyboard are all wireless.

What do you use to connect all of the mics to the 360? A USB hub or something different?

[HMXLachesis]

I used to use a USB squid. Wasn't the most durable thing ever, but worked well enough for a year or so. (I think only two of the ports are working now.)

http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/df7e/

[Bront20]

An unpowered hub should work just fine. Preferably USB 2.0.

[meck77]

if you have an elite there's three ports in the back. If you have a pro theres at least one in the back. At any rate thats what I do, we actually have two plugged in the back at all times and if we play three we plug the other on in the front, everything else is wireless. Works like a champ

[NeilDiamond1974]

Mic mixers, Shure SM-58s, Mic stands, and Doc's 1/4 inch-to-USB hack (X3).

[LoopyChew]

One wired, two Lips.

EDIT FOR CLARIFICATION: Two wireless microphones from the game "Lips." Three sets of lips, or six lips altogether, I guess.

[topdrawer]

Mic mixers, Shure SM-58s, Mic stands, and Doc's 1/4 inch-to-USB hack (X3).

what's this Doc hack?

[Bront20]

check out docsrockbandmods.com. Great site for folks who like to hack things. Bad site for GAS* sufferers.

(Gear Acquisition Syndrome)