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Re: Budget friendly wireless...I got one of the new EV R300 (for about half of what you're looking for) and this it's a good option for what you're looking at. You need to scan each gig, because it doesn't reject interference very well, and the receiver should be pretty close to the transmitter. But it sounds pretty good and is easy to work with. You can only change the frequency on the transmitter by holding it up to the receiver and hitting "sync". A 2 step set of instructions taped to the receiver could get any musician able to do the scan then sync steps.Cheap enough that if they came back with beer breath you wouldn't need to get too worked up over it.
Re: Budget friendly wireless...
I got one of the new EV R300 (for about half of what you're looking for) and this it's a good option for what you're looking at. You need to scan each gig, because it doesn't reject interference very well, and the receiver should be pretty close to the transmitter. But it sounds pretty good and is easy to work with. You can only change the frequency on the transmitter by holding it up to the receiver and hitting "sync". A 2 step set of instructions taped to the receiver could get any musician able to do the scan then sync steps.
Cheap enough that if they came back with beer breath you wouldn't need to get too worked up over it.
