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06 Mar 11 - 01:24 PM (#3108203) Subject: Tech: Recommended radio mic headset system From: GUEST,Herge Hi any recommendation for a radio mic system with headset for use by a Ceilidh caller out front of house - to be used with 2 x BOSE L1 M2 PA system Thanks Herge |
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06 Mar 11 - 05:51 PM (#3108427) Subject: RE: Tech: Recommended radio mic headset system From: eddie1 I don't have all the details but better to wait a while if you're in the UK. The frequency is about to change making most headmikes currently on sale, useless from next year! Eddie |
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06 Mar 11 - 06:00 PM (#3108435) Subject: RE: Tech: Recommended radio mic headset system From: s&r UHF most systems will do the job, get one with a diversity receiver for choice. If your caller isn't used to a headset, watch out for moving in front of the FOH speakers - you can get horrendous feedback. Noisy breathing and coughing can be a nuisance. Many headset mics are tailored to give a rising frequency response so that the mic is worn to the side of the mouth where the hf is less. This takes some getting used to - the temptation is to stick the capsule in the front of your mouth - this gives a toppy sound and is more prone to popping. The method of fitting varies between manufacturers; some are more comfortable and stable than others. We currently use a Shure, which replaced a VHF audio technica. Stu |
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06 Mar 11 - 06:06 PM (#3108442) Subject: RE: Tech: Recommended radio mic headset system From: s&r Some information here Stu |