They only have 1 IEM system and yes UHF on the 470 band
http://www.cadaudio.com/StagepassIEMFamily.php
Butch
They only have 1 IEM system and yes UHF on the 470 band
http://www.cadaudio.com/StagepassIEMFamily.php
Butch
Dave "it aint the heat, it's the humidity" Labrecque
Becket, Massachusetts
So far so good only used it for a couple gigs
Has plenty of volume
No noise problems out to about 150-200 feet
WAY better than the Galaxy Carvin Peavey Nady stuff
Butch
Nice. Thanks for the report.
BTW -- I meant general audio noise floor (not necessarily RF-related). The last cheapo set I used had a horrendous full-time pink-ish noise background regardless of distance from the transmitter. Like standing near a waterfall all the time.
Since you haven't mentioned it, I'll assume it's a non-issue.
Dave "it aint the heat, it's the humidity" Labrecque
Becket, Massachusetts
very quiet
What unit did you try
Butch
Dave,
I hate to give such a pedestrian ho-hum answer, but my favorites for the past 35 years have been the EAR Classic yellow little cylinders. I'm not sure what company owns the EAR brand these days, but they're still very much available. Don't bother with the shaped ones or the ones with the nylon string that connects 2 together. Just get the little cylindrical ones. You can get them by the carton, they're cheap, and they seem - for me - to lower the overall decibel level while not deadening any particular frequency band. You can try them for real cheap and if you don't care for them, then you're only out pocket change. The only other ones I'd recommend would be the custom ear mold kind.
And you can also put some plexi between you and the drummer.
Cheers.
Currently using:
T43p Thinkpad w/XP SP3 for FOH, Subs and Front Fill Mixes (20% CPU load);
T500 Thinkpad w/Win7 SP1 for 6 Monitor Mixes (15% CPU load)
Running at 2x32
2 Digifaces, 1 w/CardBus, 1 w/ExpressCard
3-Octamic-D for mic inputs - using the dual outputs to split the ADAT signal to the Digifaces;
1-RME ADI-8 Pro for all FOH sends; 1-RME ADI-8 Pro for all Monitor sends;
Last edited by Dave Labrecque; 11-18-2015 at 11:05 PM.
Dave "it aint the heat, it's the humidity" Labrecque
Becket, Massachusetts
Do you mean the little yellow foam cylinders that you roll between your fingers (to make 'em small), then they expand to fill your ear canal? Relatively flat "frequency response"? Really?
Interesting. This would mean lots of naked emperors out there.
Thanks for the info. I'll have to give 'em a try. If I don't go full monty with the IEMs, that is. (There's that naked thing again.)
Dave "it aint the heat, it's the humidity" Labrecque
Becket, Massachusetts
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