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Guess here, but all devices must accept noise from other devices. More often than not, a cell phone (especially blackberries back in time) would cause these issues. Does this happen no matter where you set up? If you are fixed location, power down everything around you until the sound gets...

What size venue/crowd? What style of music? Generally stay with the same speaker line will give you best results. Powered sub is ok, but vibrations due make amps fail early.

Let me take a stab at this. I have been the one that had to step in for others who were struggling with IEM on monitors, not so much on wedges. some things to consider: 1) The #1 rule applies to non-vocal channels: ONLY put something in a wedge/IEM if it is asked by the band. 2) Once things...

I would go down the path of what exactly are you trying to accomplish? you could get a better mic and record it, and then what? play it back for an officer? Unless the officer is there to witness the event, it won't mean much. You COULD get a dB meter that is calibrated, but like was said...

Way too little information to respond to. Are you using different circuits for screen/video/anything connected to this and stage power/FOH? What kind of screen? perhaps take a photograph and share it here. What does they always set up directly in front mean? If you turn off the screen...

Yeah, but most of these posts also have a section that the buyer is responsible for any VAT or import tax, so that killed it for me, even if there is none currently.

since there are different settings for each, I don't think there is much point. Contact zoom for assistance perhaps, I am stuck. I would highly suggest getting yourself a dedicated mic / audio interface for home recording, borrow, or have someone with the gear do a test to see if it happens...

I have the h4n and it has a limiter and compressor that can be turned on with internal and external mics. I assume the pro has it as well. Check: https://www.manualsdir.com/manuals/696718/zoom-h4n.html?page=70 So check your manual. It does have it, and it is likely WHY there is a problem...

it's me but I'm confused. is this recording to the internal storage card that didn't have the issue, or another recording using zoom as an audio interface? we need to hear a recording that doesn't have the problem to compare to your audio interface. can you provide two recordings 1) a...

typo.. was edited before you replied 👍

could you share the zoom direct to card recording for comparison? I'm not hearing any popping sound on my phone, which I should hear popping if there is any. I'm hearing modulation / distortion as well. listen to the example on this article for what popping sounds like...