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Re: Trouble with wireless micsI think the SR40 is a fixed frequency unit without any squelch adjustment control. It sounds like something local has popped up on or near it's operation frequency. Unless it's something local in the building your in that can turned off or set to operate on a different frequency I think it's time for a wireless upgrade.The Audio Technica 3000 series sounds good, not super expensive, programmable frequency operation. To be some what future proofed maybe look at something not in the 600mhz bandwidth.
Re: Trouble with wireless mics
I think the SR40 is a fixed frequency unit without any squelch adjustment control. It sounds like something local has popped up on or near it's operation frequency. Unless it's something local in the building your in that can turned off or set to operate on a different frequency I think it's time for a wireless upgrade.
The Audio Technica 3000 series sounds good, not super expensive, programmable frequency operation. To be some what future proofed maybe look at something not in the 600mhz bandwidth.
