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<blockquote data-quote="Helge A. Bentsen" data-source="post: 91990" data-attributes="member: 263">Re: Australia Wireless Mic &amp; IEM Frequency ChangesWell, I work for anyone who pays a decent rate.95% of my work right now is on somebody elses gear, so I&#039;m offloading stuff That doesn&#039;t pay for itself anymore. Tell me if you need a really great sounding pa, I have one that sadly gets used little these days.36 channels of wireless, the Akg mics and Turbosound speakers are subhired from DPA Soundco in Denmark, rest of the gear is from Konsertsystemer in Oslo (my employer on this gig).The studer desk is supplied by the guy doing FOH, he works for the Harman group dealer in Norway.And yes, all the frequencies is within the regulations. We actually have 64 channels available(10 channels of AKG that might get used later and 4 stereo IEMs as well) and four Telex BTR-700 intercom systems operational.Some dropout issues due to a tall and wide stage, but no interference between channels as i know of.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helge A. Bentsen, post: 91990, member: 263"] Re: Australia Wireless Mic & IEM Frequency Changes Well, I work for anyone who pays a decent rate. 95% of my work right now is on somebody elses gear, so I'm offloading stuff That doesn't pay for itself anymore. Tell me if you need a really great sounding pa, I have one that sadly gets used little these days. 36 channels of wireless, the Akg mics and Turbosound speakers are subhired from DPA Soundco in Denmark, rest of the gear is from Konsertsystemer in Oslo (my employer on this gig). The studer desk is supplied by the guy doing FOH, he works for the Harman group dealer in Norway. And yes, all the frequencies is within the regulations. We actually have 64 channels available(10 channels of AKG that might get used later and 4 stereo IEMs as well) and four Telex BTR-700 intercom systems operational. Some dropout issues due to a tall and wide stage, but no interference between channels as i know of. [/QUOTE]

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