Wireless microphones are now developed to a stage
where they are perfectly OK for semi-pro bands or venues.
Is there anything I should consider when buying?
The main consideration is to get a wireless
microphone that works on the True Diversity principle and it operates
at UHF (Ultra High Frequency) rather than VHF (Very High Frequency).
All True Diversity means is that the transmitter sends
two
signals to the receiver on different frequencies which are then summed at
the receiver end. This reduces the amount of drop-out or signal loss.
If you have a wireless that is not true diversity
it will be prone to drop out.
If you use fixed frequency microphones then it is
not advisable to use more than two at any time as you may suffer 'bleeding'
from one mic to another.
LD Systems Sweet Sixteen Wireless Handheld
Microphone
The Sweet Sixteen wireless system is absolutely
ideal for the wireless beginner. It's very easy to set up and up
to 3 systems can be used at the same time. These systems are
exempt from any licence. You can switch between the 16 channels if you
find you are experiencing interference. Also available with headset or
lapel mics.
Click here to view our full range of
wired and wireless microphones.
Open-field range approx. 80 m
Frequency Range 863,00 MHz – 865,00 MHz
Switching bandwith 0.125 MHz
16 channels
Handheld microphone
Switchable Gain level (20 dB)
Easy handling and setting of the 16
channels via ASC infrared frequency scanning
Low-battery indicator
Up to 12 hours of operation with 2 AA
batteries (depending on the type)
Soft-touch surface
Includes VAT & delivery
OUR PRICE
£145
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