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Technical
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Is my choice
of Lapel/Headset Mic limited when using wireless beltpacks? |
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Not at all! more
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Can I use my
guitar with a wireless system? |
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Most guitars and pick-ups can be used
with wireless beltpacks. The only thing not to forget
about is specifying if your guitar accepts a right-angled
or straight jack connector.
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What type of
Batteries do you recommend for Wireless Equipment? |
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We would only ever recommend good
quality Alkaline batteries from reputable manufacturers.
We can supply a range of batteries to suit most budgets
from trusted suppliers.
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VHF or UHF,
which is better? |
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VHF can be classed as the first generation
wireless audio equipment, which was soon followed by the
introduction of UHF systems. VHF systems tend to be fixed
frequency, crystal based, where as UHF equipment is normally
based around synthesised frequency generators allowing
the frequency to be adjusted via switches or software.
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What is an
ADA (Antenna Distribution Amplifier), what does it do?
and when do I need to use it? |
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When you have several systems running
together all their related antenna can look very unattractive
and affect performance. To the rescue we have ADA's which
amplify and distribute the signal from one set of aerials
to several receivers. more
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How many systems
can I run together? |
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There is no definite answer on this.
There are several factors, which limit the number of systems
that can work together. more
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What should
I do if I'm getting interference on my radio mic? |
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Having a full-on tantrum is usually
the most satisfying course of action. For more practical
suggestions please look at INTERFERENCE. |
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