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Tech: Wireless headset microphone
| Herge | 16 Sep 07 - 02:09 PM | |
| skarpi | 16 Sep 07 - 02:12 PM | |
| Herge | 16 Sep 07 - 02:15 PM | |
| Bernard | 16 Sep 07 - 02:19 PM | |
| treewind | 16 Sep 07 - 02:23 PM | |
| Herge | 23 Sep 07 - 04:57 AM | |
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Subject: Tech: Wireless headset microphone From: Herge Date: 16 Sep 07 - 02:09 PM Anyone recommend a good wireless headset microphone for use in a ceilidh band. Looking online and lots of choice but I dont know how they all differ or what attributes I should be looking for. Want good clear reception with lowest chance for feedback. Any suggestion - will spend up to £500 |
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Subject: RE: Tech: Wireless headset microphone From: skarpi Date: 16 Sep 07 - 02:12 PM yes from shure microphones, its cost about 500$ here in Iceland they are very good . I am getting one my self. All the best Skarpi Iceland |
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Subject: RE: Tech: Wireless headset microphone From: Herge Date: 16 Sep 07 - 02:15 PM They have many models - I dont want to buy the best to find it has features I will never use or can't understand - I want something that is basically plug and play, but good quality. |
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Subject: RE: Tech: Wireless headset microphone From: Bernard Date: 16 Sep 07 - 02:19 PM The Sennheiser e300 series is very good - I have one myself. If it's a little expensive, you can save by getting the cheaper receiver (e200 or e100 series), but the transmitter and microphone are the same. You need to order the headset microphone separately, as the standard kit has a tieclip (lavaliere) mic. |
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Subject: RE: Tech: Wireless headset microphone From: treewind Date: 16 Sep 07 - 02:23 PM If you can get the Sennheiser UHF kit within your budget, it's brilliant. Never had any trouble with ours and the sound is generally better than a typical stage vocals mic e.g. SM58. UHF is less likely to cause or receive interference with other radio mics in the area (because the majority are still VHF) and anyway the Sennheiser can switch frequencies in case someone else is on your frequency. Here you go: EW 352 G2 at Digital Village. That will be the current version of what Mary uses (EW100 G2, apparently no longer available but looks very similar) Anahata |
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Subject: RE: Tech: Wireless headset microphone From: Herge Date: 23 Sep 07 - 04:57 AM Hi Got the sennheiser EW152 and it works graet in out set up - thanks for the recommendation. Herge |
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