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<blockquote data-quote="Zack Gedmin" data-source="post: 10962" data-attributes="member: 7991">I didn&#039;t see a troubleshoot forum, so I hope this is the best place to post.I have had a AKG SR 40 dual PRO wireless mic set for about 7 years now that I have had serviced one already to replace a bent antenna and a loose contact on one of the gain knobs.&nbsp; They work fine, with the exception of recently they started having interference issues.&nbsp; The signal LED will flicker and nasty static/pops will run through the PA.&nbsp; I thought that maybe it was interference with other electronics, but the problem still seems to be there even when I set them up far away from my rig.&nbsp; One microphone seems to have the issue more than the other, but both of them will behave this way.&nbsp; It also doesn&#039;t happen all the time, but I am afraid to even use them, especially on expensive house PAs.&nbsp; Is there a solution to this problem, or should they be junked and replaced?&nbsp; Is it possible to replace internals that could actually be causing this interference?&nbsp; I&#039;m a noob when it comes to wireless audio.&nbsp; Thanks for any advice!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zack Gedmin, post: 10962, member: 7991"] I didn't see a troubleshoot forum, so I hope this is the best place to post. I have had a AKG SR 40 dual PRO wireless mic set for about 7 years now that I have had serviced one already to replace a bent antenna and a loose contact on one of the gain knobs. They work fine, with the exception of recently they started having interference issues. The signal LED will flicker and nasty static/pops will run through the PA. I thought that maybe it was interference with other electronics, but the problem still seems to be there even when I set them up far away from my rig. One microphone seems to have the issue more than the other, but both of them will behave this way. It also doesn't happen all the time, but I am afraid to even use them, especially on expensive house PAs. Is there a solution to this problem, or should they be junked and replaced? Is it possible to replace internals that could actually be causing this interference? I'm a noob when it comes to wireless audio. Thanks for any advice! [/QUOTE]

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