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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Bolly" data-source="post: 2940" data-attributes="member: 32"><p>I have a church client who is looking to replace some 10+ year old A-T RF units that are in the 700MHz range. Of course budget is a concern, etc. etc., so I started looking at RF in the sub-$500 range and saw this "digital" model from Shure. Part of me wants to stay away, but I wanted to see if anyone has used it and what their thoughts are. If it sounds like a regular PGX, all bets are off. But if the digital/900MHz helps the cause it may be a contender.</p><p></p><p>I know it's a tall order, but the church basically expects to get 10 years or more out of any gear they buy. Whatever they do buy will primarily be a lav system with the option to add a handheld and a headset down the road. The Sennheiser 100 series is mainly what they're looking at, followed by the Line6 XD-V70.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian Bolly, post: 2940, member: 32"] I have a church client who is looking to replace some 10+ year old A-T RF units that are in the 700MHz range. Of course budget is a concern, etc. etc., so I started looking at RF in the sub-$500 range and saw this "digital" model from Shure. Part of me wants to stay away, but I wanted to see if anyone has used it and what their thoughts are. If it sounds like a regular PGX, all bets are off. But if the digital/900MHz helps the cause it may be a contender. I know it's a tall order, but the church basically expects to get 10 years or more out of any gear they buy. Whatever they do buy will primarily be a lav system with the option to add a handheld and a headset down the road. The Sennheiser 100 series is mainly what they're looking at, followed by the Line6 XD-V70. [/QUOTE]
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