T tejanoroo New member May 9, 2003 #1 I do seminars mostly in hotel rooms and conference centers can someone recommend a good wireless setup for me, thanks
I do seminars mostly in hotel rooms and conference centers can someone recommend a good wireless setup for me, thanks
W wjgypsy New member May 9, 2003 #2 If you have alot money, Shure makes some good ones. A sm-58 works good. But i've heard that nady makes some good ones too. well, i've got to go now. i'm in school. good luck. zeke
If you have alot money, Shure makes some good ones. A sm-58 works good. But i've heard that nady makes some good ones too. well, i've got to go now. i'm in school. good luck. zeke
eyeslikefire I CAN SMELL EM! May 9, 2003 #3 Wireless??? Ok, I've done Shure, Audio Technica and ( ) Nady. Sennheiser BLOWS them away, Period.
T Toker41 Better Than You May 10, 2003 #4 Nady?? Do they make any top end line? Can't say I've every used a wireless Nady product that didn't have interference problems.
Nady?? Do they make any top end line? Can't say I've every used a wireless Nady product that didn't have interference problems.
eyeslikefire I CAN SMELL EM! May 10, 2003 #5 Toker41 said: Nady?? Do they make any top end line? Can't say I've every used a wireless Nady product that didn't have interference problems. Click to expand... Nady sucks pretty bad. Your better off buying the lowest end Audio Tech than any Nady. I just said I've used them before, in no case can they even compare to the others.
Toker41 said: Nady?? Do they make any top end line? Can't say I've every used a wireless Nady product that didn't have interference problems. Click to expand... Nady sucks pretty bad. Your better off buying the lowest end Audio Tech than any Nady. I just said I've used them before, in no case can they even compare to the others.