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<blockquote data-quote="harrybrilljr" data-source="post: 89523" data-attributes="member: 103">Re: Name that tune! (Shure wireless mic &quot;pop&quot;)I just want to say, Todd is as knowledgeable or more so than just about anyone here.&nbsp; Todd, I use these units all the time and I never had that particular issue.&nbsp; They have revised them at some point and they have also updated the firmware so there may be real differences between the units I&#039;m exposed to and yours which are likely only as old as the venue (pretty new).&nbsp; Does this always happen 20 seconds after turning on?&nbsp; Is it possible there is a CAP charging up and discharging?&nbsp; Does it continue to happen over and over?&nbsp; It doesn&#039;t sound like RF to me.OTOH, if you are getting hit by a high powered radio that isn&#039;t necessarily on your frequency, I suppose it could sound like that.&nbsp; I just haven&#039;t had that experience.&nbsp; Is this particular person carrying a radio or phone of some sort?&nbsp; Shure had a microphonics issue at 100mW setting on the beltpack since day one but I don&#039;t think that&#039;s related since you are using the HH.&nbsp; Is the person holding the mic by the antenna?&nbsp; That can cause drop outs, and if there is something locally producing the hit, it might drop the RF low enough at the receiver to allow that to get through.&nbsp; Have you tried another radio receiver, rather than the shure units to see if you are getting that pop OTA?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="harrybrilljr, post: 89523, member: 103"] Re: Name that tune! (Shure wireless mic "pop") I just want to say, Todd is as knowledgeable or more so than just about anyone here. Todd, I use these units all the time and I never had that particular issue. They have revised them at some point and they have also updated the firmware so there may be real differences between the units I'm exposed to and yours which are likely only as old as the venue (pretty new). Does this always happen 20 seconds after turning on? Is it possible there is a CAP charging up and discharging? Does it continue to happen over and over? It doesn't sound like RF to me. OTOH, if you are getting hit by a high powered radio that isn't necessarily on your frequency, I suppose it could sound like that. I just haven't had that experience. Is this particular person carrying a radio or phone of some sort? Shure had a microphonics issue at 100mW setting on the beltpack since day one but I don't think that's related since you are using the HH. Is the person holding the mic by the antenna? That can cause drop outs, and if there is something locally producing the hit, it might drop the RF low enough at the receiver to allow that to get through. Have you tried another radio receiver, rather than the shure units to see if you are getting that pop OTA? [/QUOTE]

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