USA had it, now it's our turn.
Assuming it hasn't been posted, I just found out today that Channel 69 (854-862) is going to be kaput by 2012.
Basically, Ofcom want everyone to up and move to channel 38 (604-612).

Hey everyone.
I'm look for a means of capturing a single voice from an individual who uses a wireld headset mic. The frequency range is somewhere between the 700 -900 Mhz range. not sure of the mic brand but the receiver is a Shure so you get the idea of what is transmitting.

Seems like running between the instrument being played and the control board is eating into recording time! Not to mention tripping over cables, missing the cue and having to run back, etc. Someone recommended what looks like a pretty cool wireless footswitch to control my DAW:

OK, I heard the screams from here. It's not that bad! Well maybe it is.

For our (the church I go to) pantomime/play (in 2 weeks :o !) we needed 2 wireless mics. Rather than hire a pair of say, wireless PG58s for £120 (total) I suggested that we buy a pair outright - and suggested a pair of Sennheiser Freeport FP35 (we need something handheld) at £240 total.

Hey everyone. I'm running sound for a stage show (musical) and have some questions about wireless mics. If anyone could help me out some, I would greatly appreciate it!

My first concern is feedback. When I start to get feedback, what is the first thing I should do? Cut the bass? I understand what feedback is, but what is the best way to remove feedback DURING a show performance?

OK so with the DTV switchover (heard about it on the news), how are you guys doing with wireless mics?

Not that I know much but are you finding it easier or harder to find operational frequencies and get noise floors down?

We still have analog TV in this country, although some places have swapped. Maybe we have and reclusive me failed to notice...

Hello!

We are a house of worship and need to install a wireless microphone system. At this time we have two Shure wireless mics/receivers that we want to retire and two newer Sennheiser systems.

I'm running sound for a band in a few weeks that just got a Shure PSM-200 wireless IEM system and I was wondering how to set this up. I have a Yamaha MG166cx mixer and normally run floor monitors through Aux 1.

Can't find anything on here or online. Nothing I really want anyway.

What I want is a wedge.
Which is wireless. No wires.
No power cord - runs off a battery (2-3hr life, less than a 2 day charge)
Receives the feed from a wireless transmitter.

If it exists, is the price likely to be silly high (I guess it will).

Hey all, I'm gonna buy a headphone set for recording, monitoring and a bit of mixing,
because we are on the road mostly and dont have monitor speakers.
And being a muso with little to spend. lol
I was listening to some wireless heaphones the other day and thought
it would save any wire being tugged at from time to time, think thats what