Has anyone got got some radio mics edugeek can borrow in jul

[russdev]

Wee need source on loan some radio mics (need a number of them) this is required urgently...

 

else we need some good omnidirectional microphones and stands

 

can anyone help us out...

 

russell

[paul]

I have some (handheld wireless) how many are you after?

[russdev]

7 !!! to cover us.

 

handhold wireless fine and then can source some stands

 

Russ

[plexer]

Just remember the frequencies VHF doesn't give you so many available as UHF.

 

We've got 3 VHF ones with the possibility of adding another 2 to the setup.

 

Ben

[webman]

Are you forming a band or stand-up comedy show?

[russdev]

well to be honest never going to have all 7 on at same time anyway we said 7 mainly to stop us having to reset stuff up on fly as we can set it all nighrt before and sorted..

 

russ

[paul]

will check how many I have

[russdev]

cool

 

russ

[Joedetic]

If you cant find anyone to borrow them from

 

http://www.stage-electrics.co.uk/

 

are always good. They do professional kit for hire. We've always used thim in the past. But then can get a bit expensive and we found that we could only afford to hire the kit for the week of the actual performance making technical run throughs mighty difficult!

[ChrisC]

I know this is off subject, but I recently vought a sennheiser wireless system for my guitar, and it's great!! something like 1400UHF frequencies, and it automatically finds a free one if it picks up interference.

 

http://music1online.com/seewwiinsy.html

 

Sorry, but it's great, (and you can make the display on the bodypack display anything you want!)

 

Chris

[Andrew_C]

You are unlikely to get 7 "licence exempt" mics. You can if you mix VHF & UHF systems, but you would be better off with a planned set of UHF systems. Unless one of the schools represented here has a big theatre used to stage musicals, you may well have to hire some to get the licence. The licence is held by the hire co. and they just give to a sheet detailing their licence.

 

@Chris. Only a small section of those 1400 are in the exempt band. Use the others at your peril!

 

The first de-reg frequency used is 863.100 and the last 864.900 to allow for the channels 200kHz bandwidth.

[russdev]

mix frequencys not an issues in fact need to mix them as it is recording in several different rooms...

 

 

As said if comes to it 7 wired mics as as long omi and can pickup sound good.

 

Russ