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Creating a touring Wireless Rack, help please!
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<blockquote data-quote="James Moore" data-source="post: 4896" data-attributes="member: 1854"><p>I am looking currently looking into the purchase and creation of a wireless system for a touring children's show.</p><p></p><p>I need about 8 channels of wireless mics, and am just curious about any and all input individuals here might have. My current desire is to go with the Shure ULX system, with Countryman over ear headsets. I would also be considering a power distribution unit, as well as an antennae distribution.</p><p></p><p>Shure markets a combined power and antennae system, (UA844) which i am considering. aprox. $499 (for four channels of power distro and antenna distro)</p><p></p><p>I was hoping to use receivers and packs from the ULX line, but they are looking quite expensive. I need to be able to rack mount for touring, as well as have touring durability, but of course on a budget. How well do other wireless systems compare (Line 6, AKG, Audio-Tehnica, Sennheiser, Lectrosonics)? I know very little about wireless systems outside of the Shure line, and am very open to suggestions, and advice. Just as a note here, I will mention that sound quality is important however perfection is not expected. (the characters sing over top of a recorded track, for a children's audience).</p><p></p><p>The countryman over ear microphones seem to be the standard in the current rigs being used, however if there is a suitable similar style microphone, please do suggest!</p><p></p><p>My plan is to also tour with a digital board, and the PreSonus 16.0.2 is my preferred option currently, as it has the best price for the most options, but also an appropriate size input panel. (commentary and input here is also appreciated)</p><p></p><p>Thanks in Advance</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Moore, post: 4896, member: 1854"] I am looking currently looking into the purchase and creation of a wireless system for a touring children's show. I need about 8 channels of wireless mics, and am just curious about any and all input individuals here might have. My current desire is to go with the Shure ULX system, with Countryman over ear headsets. I would also be considering a power distribution unit, as well as an antennae distribution. Shure markets a combined power and antennae system, (UA844) which i am considering. aprox. $499 (for four channels of power distro and antenna distro) I was hoping to use receivers and packs from the ULX line, but they are looking quite expensive. I need to be able to rack mount for touring, as well as have touring durability, but of course on a budget. How well do other wireless systems compare (Line 6, AKG, Audio-Tehnica, Sennheiser, Lectrosonics)? I know very little about wireless systems outside of the Shure line, and am very open to suggestions, and advice. Just as a note here, I will mention that sound quality is important however perfection is not expected. (the characters sing over top of a recorded track, for a children's audience). The countryman over ear microphones seem to be the standard in the current rigs being used, however if there is a suitable similar style microphone, please do suggest! My plan is to also tour with a digital board, and the PreSonus 16.0.2 is my preferred option currently, as it has the best price for the most options, but also an appropriate size input panel. (commentary and input here is also appreciated) Thanks in Advance [/QUOTE]
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