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Samson AirLine Synth Earset - True Diversity UHF Wireless System Review

Samson AirLine Synth Earset - True Diversity UHF Wireless System
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The belt pack is very small compared to most others we've used. The diversity tx/rx setup is simple - but - you cannot change the frequency with the mic attached to the belt pack. Odd, that.
Our pastor says the earpiece is very comfortable, and does not slip during service. He wears glasses, so many other earpieces were either uncomfortable, didn't fit at all, or would slip. The slip resulted in the mic boom dropping significantly enough that the pastor couldn't be heard. With the tension band on this earpiece, that hasn't been an issue.
The mic is well suited for male speakers. There is a noticeable boost in the low end compared to other headset mics we've used. So far, the unit has performed well and fit, rather than busted our budget.

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Headworn Microphone System Review

Headworn Microphone System
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I spent a lot of time comparing the technical stuff between this system and several other leading makes. I have used s very similar model that costs about the same but there is just no comparison. This unit gives very clear sound quality over a very large range of sound. I use it to present sermons, sing and whistle and it handles all with ease. It is so sensitive that it can Easley pick up a whispered statement. The mic seems to fit quite securely and is almost not noticeable once in place.

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NADY 401X-QUAD-LT/E4/F 4-CHANNEL Professional Vhf Wireless Hand-held Microphone System Review

NADY 401X-QUAD-LT/E4/F 4-CHANNEL Professional Vhf Wireless Hand-held Microphone System
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This is a decent low budget option, but the sound quality is lacking and we have had some problems with interference. If quality sound and no issues is what you're looking for, you may want to keep looking. On the plus side, it was great having multiple mics once we got around the interference issues.

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Shure PSM 200 Wired Personal Monitor System with Hybrid Bodypack Receiver, P2RE2, H2 Review

Shure PSM 200 Wired Personal Monitor System with Hybrid Bodypack Receiver, P2RE2, H2
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We have a smaller church of 100 to 125, and this product has worked well for several years. My wife leads with the piano and vocals. Sharing "real" monitors with everyone else just wasn't working, and she'd strain her voice. The PSM 200 system works great and solved that problem. She just uses the two inputs to monitor her own voice and the piano, so the downside is she can't hear the others on the team. After a couple years, I bought a second Bodypack (here on Amazon) and gave it to the Drummer. The drummer just listens in on the same piano and lead vocals, and that keeps her in sync with where the music is headed. Works for us.

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Whether you're playing live or rehearsing, you need to hear yourself to be your best. That's what monitoring is all about. Yet some performers still struggle with booming floor wedge monitors and loud stage volume. Introducing the PSM200 - the personal monitoring break through that performers have been waiting for. Featuring smart, versatile components that grow with you as your needs change, the PSM 200 series is a practical alternative to floor wedges for performers who want to start out In Ear and stay there. The P2R Hybrid Bodypack Receiver is the world's first bodypack receiver to function as a wired receiver, a wireless receiver, or both at the same time. This and other unique features, along with excellent sound quality, make the P2R an exceptional value. The PSM 200 model P2RE2 is a wired personal monitor system featuring the P2R Hybrid Bodypack Receiver and the clear SCL2 Sound Isolating Earphones.

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Samson AirLine 77 UHF TD Headset Wireless QV10e Microphone System, Channel N4 Review

Samson AirLine 77 UHF TD Headset Wireless QV10e Microphone System, Channel N4
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I love that this product has no wires! The battery pack is integrated on the headset so you don't even have that belt pack. I use this product in my music classroom. It has been a savior for my voice in a room full of 100 band kids! I've seen this same unit used by aerobics instructors too. It's very versatile! Highly recommended!

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Sennheiser FP72B freePORT Instrument Microphone Set Review

Sennheiser FP72B freePORT Instrument Microphone Set
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THIS IS AN AMAZING CHEAP WIRELESS SYSTEM. no "VIOLIN" effect on your instrument! my only complaint is the flimsy transmitter that attaches to your instrument

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Line 6 XD-V30L Digital Wireless Beltpack System with Lavalier Microphone Review

Line 6 XD-V30L Digital Wireless Beltpack System with Lavalier Microphone
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I got this Wireless Microphone for my church after our old microphone started have interference since the FCC change the bandwidth. This mic is easy to setup and use the sound is clear and has no interference. Comes in a sturdy PVC case.

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Shure PG14 Wireless Guitar System, K7 Review

Shure PG14 Wireless Guitar System, K7
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I play guitar in a 3-piece rock band that plays weekend bar gigs. Have been playing for decades, and worked as a recording studio engineer for over 10 years. I bought this to replace a cheap 10-year-old Nady that had a glass of water dumped on it (bar hazard)
The good news is that this unit has very little effect on the tone of the guitar. Maybe a SLIGHT bass roll-off, maybe not. The range is great, and I've never had dropouts.
The bad news is that the bottom half of the dynamic range gets choked off by an expander. Sustained notes die WAY too soon...and not smoothly, but with a tremolo kind of in-and-out. Playing softly? FORGET IT. It takes so much signal to get through the expander that softly strummed notes sound like palm-mutes. Soft palm mute notes sound like....mistakes.
so, if you play full-pick all the time (metal) this is very good. If you use any kind of dynamics, buy something else.

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Line 6 Relay G30 Wireless Guitar System Review

Line 6 Relay G30 Wireless Guitar System
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I am on the road with Dave Koz, Jonathan Butler & Sheila E. all this summer and needed to get a wireless unit to free me up. I talked about the Relay G30 with the road manager and he was skeptical because of the price. He thought with it being so cheap, it can't work that great. In rehearsal there were a few dropout which scared me, but I went to the gig with it anyway, and we had a Shure rack mount wireless there at soundcheck just in case there were any problems. Well it made it through sound check with no issues, so I braved it on the gig and what do you know...it made it thru 2 gigs so far with not a dropout. What i learned when I got home was, something having to do with the internet can cause a conflict. I was sitting in front of my computer practicing, and went to go on the internet and there was no wireless signal to log on...I turned off the wireless unit and the Internet signal came back immediately...I went back and forth again and sure enough, they cancel each other out for whatever reason. I am sure that's what happened in rehearsal because the room we were in at 3rd Encore in North Hollywood, CA had a strong wireless signal that everybody was logged onto...Besides all that though..the unit sounds great in that, it sounds like me with no coloration or degradation. Other units always make the sound midrangey and barkey...the lows lose punch, and the hi's become brittle. Not here! This thing sounds awesome! So I'm happy. Probably as long as my bandmates aren't surfing the web while were playing our set, I won't have any problems!
Andre Berry

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