I need to purchase a wireless mic system this weekend, but only have $500 to spend! I know that I really should save up for a really good system, but what would people recommend for me w/ only that much money? What is the best buy?

Thanks, please respond soon!

Mike

hi guys there is a Wireless DAW controller which can access your software from within the range of 30.ft. Cubase pro tools logic..etc. . its for 200$ only...check that out...
http://www.zzounds.com/item--FROTRANZPORT

Hey..

I'm looking for a decent set of wireless headphones that have minimal interference and a reasonable sound. I'm not looking for anything spectacular as I already own Beyer DT770 (my personal favs) - DT250 and 2 DT100's. I just want a nice set of cans to roam about in..

Budget = under £100 pref.

Cheers

K

Hi All

Didn't know where to post this so...

I have a conference room that will need up to four floor mics for audience participation.

They are exploring all options and the question of using wireless mics came up. Unfortunately there are concerns re: security using UHF/VHF mics.

Like in a studio setting, with respect to freq.response of course,always, but I ask if any readers know the skinny on wireless headphones used more than one pair, together, if any problems have occured, or whatnot... i have responded to a couple of threads on the forum in a couple of various spots I located with a search for" wireless headphones, but there was only 6 threads on the subject..

On the issue of desirable quality pristine recording functionI am in diress (or some choice descriptive), so my being able to blame any didos* present in my recorded audio will have been already eliminated before-hand, but I still am asking what anyone may be able to tell me.

Are the pros using wireless headphones for recording? Or is that tabu?

We tried a pair last week & I didnt have any noticeble noise.

Pat Lyons

I am producing a CD with my trio and my bass player brought over a set of wireless headphones.

i HAVE A MACKIE 1604 INTO DELTA 10/10 OUTBOX INTO MY PC.

tHE WIRELESS EXPERIMENT SEEMED TO WORK VERY WELL BUT, I'm concerned that radio frequencies may mess up the recording.

Are recording studio's using wireless headphones?

Who or what companies offer a good wireless midi interface or is this just sci-fi? :cool:

Hi,

I need more info about wireless midi systms!
It is hard to find prices on the web and I'm not sure that only M-audio is after that kind of equipment?

regards!

Donny