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<blockquote data-quote="Matt Lillie" data-source="post: 57064" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>Re: Budget friendly wireless...</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I have a pile of AT 3000 stuff, and have put dozens in installs. I've found the handhelds to be just "OK", they're fine for speech etc but I don't like them for loud stuff. I also have had some issues with the newer, Neutrik-style Hirose connectors, the ones that assemble like the Neutrik XLRs. A bit of DeOxit temporarily takes care of the pops, but I've never had the popping/crackling with the older style Hirose, the ones with the set screw and different boot. Some of my omni lavs are 8 or 9 years old and have never had any issues with popping or crackling, they all have the set screw style Hirose. I did send a bunch of PRO92cW earset mics that I use for community theater type stuff back to AT and had the better ends put on them, as they go out on rentals and I can't rely on the renter to spray them if they start popping. I do like the Hirose better than the TA3F/M, the TA3 stuff just falls apart and they're easier to connect improperly after the locking spring breaks, which happens as soon as someone attempts to connect them wrong.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Matt Lillie, post: 57064, member: 84"] Re: Budget friendly wireless... I have a pile of AT 3000 stuff, and have put dozens in installs. I've found the handhelds to be just "OK", they're fine for speech etc but I don't like them for loud stuff. I also have had some issues with the newer, Neutrik-style Hirose connectors, the ones that assemble like the Neutrik XLRs. A bit of DeOxit temporarily takes care of the pops, but I've never had the popping/crackling with the older style Hirose, the ones with the set screw and different boot. Some of my omni lavs are 8 or 9 years old and have never had any issues with popping or crackling, they all have the set screw style Hirose. I did send a bunch of PRO92cW earset mics that I use for community theater type stuff back to AT and had the better ends put on them, as they go out on rentals and I can't rely on the renter to spray them if they start popping. I do like the Hirose better than the TA3F/M, the TA3 stuff just falls apart and they're easier to connect improperly after the locking spring breaks, which happens as soon as someone attempts to connect them wrong. [/QUOTE]
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