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June 25th, 2002, 08:20 AM
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Regular Crew
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Location: Miami, Florida
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Wireless Lav Microphone Options
My question:
I would like to buy a Wireless Lav. Microphone system for my DV camera. I need them to operate both on batteries and have a clear reception at 100 Feet Can anyone recomend a good (Clear Reception) System under $200? Also should I stay way from VHF systems?
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George Gerez Tamarac, FL (Broward County) (954)821-3866 gerez@bellsouth.net --- PC Based editor: Adobe Premier Pro, Canopus DV Storm Pro. SONY VX2000, Panasonic DVX100a |
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June 25th, 2002, 03:10 PM
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Wrangler
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For god reliable clear reception you need a true diversity system, which will start somewhat over $200.
UHF is better, but VHF can work well in many venues. All depends on how crowded the air waves are where you intend to work. The Azden WDR-Pro is a minimum starting point. |
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June 25th, 2002, 03:18 PM
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Regular Crew
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Thanks for your suggestion.
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George Gerez Tamarac, FL (Broward County) (954)821-3866 gerez@bellsouth.net --- PC Based editor: Adobe Premier Pro, Canopus DV Storm Pro. SONY VX2000, Panasonic DVX100a |
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June 25th, 2002, 04:42 PM
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Capt. Quirk
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I think I paid $185 for my Azden WR22 with two wireless lavs, and it works great. I just wish it had seperate lines out for left and right. The only real downside of it, is it only has two channels, one for each mic, or stereo for one mic.
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