"We need a couple of affordable but reliable headset wireless mics. Range isn't important but we don't want something that will break down or fail or get in the way of our conferences."

Everyone:
I'm looking for a wireless lavalier mic for documentary recording (and an additional wired lav mic too). I'm on a very tight budget, yet I'm still after the best quality.

Any recommendations?

Or am I looking for unobtainium?

Thanks.

(I'm posting this for a friend)...

"I purchased a new VocoPro VHF-3300 wireless mics.

Would like to connect it to my stereo system to to have a faux karaoke for our living room so that mu wife and I can practice a little singing together.

I am using 3,4 Sennheiser ew 100 g2 with sanken cos11 capsule, i want something with more powerful (more then 25 mw) and with receiver diversity, relialable and with a better sound, my budget is 1000 -1500$ i want to use it as lavalier and as tx rx to send audio from my mixer/recorder to camera.

any suggestion is welcome.

I have a Behringer X1622 USB mixer, and i was wondering if i could use a wireless USB transmitter to connect my laptop to my mixer, and if so, would it affect the sound quality at all?

I have a question about using rechargeable batteries in wireless devices such as microphones and transmitters. I was told by a sound company that it's not a good idea to use them. I would like to know why or if they're full of it. Rechargeable batteries have come a long way and are useful in power-sucking digital cameras so what's wrong with wireless audio equipment?

StudioLive just gets better. When you are in a tight spot, you can put the mixer where you want and control the FOH via wireless from an iPad.

Enjoy this video on how to setup the StudioLive with an ipad:

I'm ordering a Sennheiser Evolution Wireless vocal system and have three choices in frequency ranges. This will be my first of a few wireless systems I will get over the next few years.
How do I know which range to choose from for Canada?

A range (516-558 MHz), B range (626-668 MHz) and G range (566-608 MHz).

this may sound lame, but would a wireless keyboard and mouse somehow affect the signal in recording? I mean, would I get any sort of interference or noise when recording from any of the 2? I was planning to get a pair... they look quite comfortable!

cheers

I have a big opportunity to supply and provide all sorts of wireless remote services.

Please chime in and share what you know about all this from the headsets, transmitters and wireless receivers. Are there certain mics that work better and are there certain headsets that people prefer?
Since RODE is a big supporter of RO, I was considering their new line, the HS1 headset.