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Re: Multiple Antennae on IEM transmitterJust attended a Sennheiser RF class where the rep explained about a Coldplay tour where the band moved over to a second stage at the back of the venues mid-show. They had an IEM transmitter for each performer at either end set to the same frequency, and the transmitters either side were all programmed to be able to be muted with the press of only one button so that the performers' IEM packs would ever only "hear" one transmitter.Just thought I'd share as I thought it was a very cool solution. Perhaps Chris (Johnson?) can share, he's one of their techs and I think I've seen his name around here.
Re: Multiple Antennae on IEM transmitter
Just attended a Sennheiser RF class where the rep explained about a Coldplay tour where the band moved over to a second stage at the back of the venues mid-show. They had an IEM transmitter for each performer at either end set to the same frequency, and the transmitters either side were all programmed to be able to be muted with the press of only one button so that the performers' IEM packs would ever only "hear" one transmitter.
Just thought I'd share as I thought it was a very cool solution. Perhaps Chris (Johnson?) can share, he's one of their techs and I think I've seen his name around here.
