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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Timmerman" data-source="post: 100741" data-attributes="member: 172">Re: I need to add more wireless systems; but I have 3 options.Assuming you&#039;re set on buying instead of renting, here are some thoughts.You don&#039;t want yet another manufacturer of wireless in your rig, as that tends to introduce headaches. That takes option 1A off the table.Option 2 complicates the use of lavs, as Shure and Sennheiser use different connectors.&nbsp; This makes selling the Shure systems slightly more complicated down the road.&nbsp; The entry-level Shure lavs (WL 183/4/5 and WL93) seem to be a bit more common than their Sennheiser counterparts, though.If you&#039;ve got the cashflow to support it, it is less expensive in the long term to not need to purchase the gear twice.&nbsp; Me, I&#039;d look hard at picking up a pair of EW500 lav systems to add HH transmitters to at a later date.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Timmerman, post: 100741, member: 172"] Re: I need to add more wireless systems; but I have 3 options. Assuming you're set on buying instead of renting, here are some thoughts. You don't want yet another manufacturer of wireless in your rig, as that tends to introduce headaches. That takes option 1A off the table. Option 2 complicates the use of lavs, as Shure and Sennheiser use different connectors. This makes selling the Shure systems slightly more complicated down the road. The entry-level Shure lavs (WL 183/4/5 and WL93) seem to be a bit more common than their Sennheiser counterparts, though. If you've got the cashflow to support it, it is less expensive in the long term to not need to purchase the gear twice. Me, I'd look hard at picking up a pair of EW500 lav systems to add HH transmitters to at a later date. [/QUOTE]

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