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<blockquote data-quote="Mike K Brown" data-source="post: 50020" data-attributes="member: 373">Re: Wireless Intercom Manufacturers (Vendors)?I have 8 drops of DX-200 that after a little tweaking have proven to be solid. The only real issues i had werean adjustment of a recieve gain pot &quot;internal&quot;, and the tad of sidetone latency, for the BP user, when used with the CC base. With the proper adjustments on the beltpacs this has not been an issue. You also must do the proper setup when using 2 2.4 gig bases together so they will properly frequency hop.Recently I had a picky production that demanded BTR, but after trying the HME&#039;s only one drop of the BTR rental was used. They liked the lighter weight. And audio quality was up to par. If you want to use a standard 4 pin headset they have adaptors, at a nominal cost. Also i have witnessed several outdoor TV shoots using DX-200 with rather long ranges, and was reported no issues. And with no CC bases interfaced no latency. Get a demo, see if it works for you. The pricepoint is very reasonable. It was just under 30K for 8 drops BTR or CC RF com, these were under half of that. Add in rechargable batteries. Being privately funded the choice was instantanious lol. It&#039;s my job to make it work for everybody. YMMV</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike K Brown, post: 50020, member: 373"] Re: Wireless Intercom Manufacturers (Vendors)? I have 8 drops of DX-200 that after a little tweaking have proven to be solid. The only real issues i had were an adjustment of a recieve gain pot "internal", and the tad of sidetone latency, for the BP user, when used with the CC base. With the proper adjustments on the beltpacs this has not been an issue. You also must do the proper setup when using 2 2.4 gig bases together so they will properly frequency hop. Recently I had a picky production that demanded BTR, but after trying the HME's only one drop of the BTR rental was used. They liked the lighter weight. And audio quality was up to par. If you want to use a standard 4 pin headset they have adaptors, at a nominal cost. Also i have witnessed several outdoor TV shoots using DX-200 with rather long ranges, and was reported no issues. And with no CC bases interfaced no latency. Get a demo, see if it works for you. The pricepoint is very reasonable. It was just under 30K for 8 drops BTR or CC RF com, these were under half of that. Add in rechargable batteries. Being privately funded the choice was instantanious lol. It's my job to make it work for everybody. YMMV [/QUOTE]

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