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Best wireless UHF headset mic?

I hate the dang things but I kind of need to start using one. I use an AKG WR2000 for the guitar and I'm happy with it, but I don't like their mics all that much. Also, range is important.

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I know this is an ol post, but....

I've got 2 of those systems WR2000 (WMS80) and I just got the AKG C444/L headset mic today. I tried it quickly, and it seems OK. Feedback seems pretty quick, about the same as the $130 shure headset, as well as a general OK sound, very mid-rangy. Doesn't come close to my SM58 or Beta 58. I'm wondering if the AKG C420/L headset would have been much better. I do sing lead in many tunes, and still am not sure I'll actually use it, but it would be cool for a song or two to cruise through the audience.

Did you ever try anything else out?

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For the mic itself, there is no rival to Countryman, but you pay for it. About $500 for the mic, and you add whatever unit you are using. I am really happy with the Audio Technica 1400 series.

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