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Originally Posted by
addoaddo
Before you buy any second hand radio mic check the frequencies that uses as these are changing. Although the ones on the old frequency may work now as soon as the new 4G data is started they will only be fit for the bin.
Wouldn't they still work?
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Originally Posted by
addoaddo
Before you buy any second hand radio mic check the frequencies that uses as these are changing. Although the ones on the old frequency may work now as soon as the new 4G data is started they will only be fit for the bin.
Wouldn't ones on the old frequency still work?
Also, which ones are the recommended wireless mics, that auto fade out the music when anyone starts talking through the mic?
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Originally Posted by
Chris
Wouldn't ones on the old frequency still work?
Also, which ones are the recommended wireless mics, that auto fade out the music when anyone starts talking through the mic?
Anyone?
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good source of everything to do with RM frequencies
http://www.gbaudio.co.uk/radio.htm
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Originally Posted by
Chris
Anyone?
The old frequencies would still work but may be prone to interference from other equipment using the old frequencies. Also they may simply be illegal!
As regards the override when speaking, I don't know of a mic that does that, its usually a facility on the mixer (as per my Citronic 10:4)
There is a mic override button and two knobs that allows the bite point and amound of reduction to be controlled.
Don't like it though, I'd rather control it myself, though I know that would be difficult from 60ft away!
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Originally Posted by
mattydj50
The old frequencies would still work but may be prone to interference from other equipment using the old frequencies. Also they may simply be illegal!
As regards the override when speaking, I don't know of a mic that does that, its usually a facility on the mixer (as per my Citronic 10:4)
There is a mic override button and two knobs that allows the bite point and amound of reduction to be controlled.
Don't like it though, I'd rather control it myself, though I know that would be difficult from 60ft away!
Many thanks - it's appreciated.
Would you recommend the Citronic 10:4 ?
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