Wireless Mics

Heavyweight · 25th October 2006

I'm looking for a wireless mic for my singer for use during our live nightclub show. Anyone got any advice on some good models to check out? We have a budget of about $1000.

Also, are the headset type any good or is it best to stick to a handheld model?

Thanks guys

tINY · 25th October 2006

Any of the Shure systems with diversity receivers usually work pretty well.

I haven't heard a head mic sound very good for singing, but that doesn't mean that they can't.....

-tINY

rush · 27th October 2006

I saw the Stones recently and they were using wireless for almost everything ... vocals..guitar..bass. I found this:
http://www.professionalwireless.com/...al_Antenna.htm
Didn't look too expensive .. but I couldn't confirm it was the exact setup they were using either...

Chris Nighman · 27th October 2006

Audio Technica 4000 series has dual compander which compresses/decompresses highs and lows seperately for better audio. Go with the ATM73CW if you want a headset.

25th October 2006	#1
Heavyweight Gear nut Joined: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 91 Thread Starter	Wireless Mics I'm looking for a wireless mic for my singer for use during our live nightclub show. Anyone got any advice on some good models to check out? We have a budget of about $1000. Also, are the headset type any good or is it best to stick to a handheld model? Thanks guys

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rush Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 190	I saw the Stones recently and they were using wireless for almost everything ... vocals..guitar..bass. I found this: http://www.professionalwireless.com/...al_Antenna.htm Didn't look too expensive .. but I couldn't confirm it was the exact setup they were using either... __________________ If you're a fatalist, what can you do about it?

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tINY Gear Guru Joined: Jul 2004 Location: Orygun Posts: 10,234	Any of the Shure systems with diversity receivers usually work pretty well. I haven't heard a head mic sound very good for singing, but that doesn't mean that they can't..... -tINY

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Chris Nighman Gear maniac Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Stow, Ohio Posts: 199	Audio Technica 4000 series has dual compander which compresses/decompresses highs and lows seperately for better audio. Go with the ATM73CW if you want a headset.