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Wirless Microphone... HELP!
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Paul Hyndman <pghyndman@...>
My apologies for posting this to both the AP-UG and AP-GTO sites, but
the GTO site seems to get far less traffic and I wanted to ensure a response. I picked up a Radio Shack FM Wireless Microphone System (#32-1221B), as it seemed to meet the requirements for DSV and was capable of being driven by my DC source, but some key phrases (ie: Constellation Ursa Major/Ursa Minor etc.) are all but unrecognized. This has me wondering if I should just return it and look for a better system (or microphone... I was planning to replace the small lapel mike with a headset one if this system is otherwise okay). Herein lies my problem: I checked out the DSV site, and it does list many mikes/systems, but does not rank the relative success of them with the system or the ease of integrating them for outdoor portability... I want a receiver that does not require additional inverters,converters, or adapters to allow it to run from my big-bad 12VDC source. Oh yeah... the Radio Shack sytem does work with the vast majority of phrases, but the 10% (or so) that it does not work with, makes for a very frustrating experience! Thanks for any insights on this. Paul
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Dan Cook <danco@...>
Charles, does DigitalSky Voice work with the Paramount
GT-1100 or GT-1100S mount? - Dan
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Charles Sinsofsky <strfire@...>
Hello Everyone and Paul,
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I want to conduct this summer as Microphone test survey. which is the best both wired and not wired ie: wireless. I have not had that much feedback from my user base about wireless mikes, so I could not really rate them now. As to the R.S wireless, I have had reports from users who have tired it, but to deep. I have had reports of users using the sure wireless, this is a much more expensive one, and reports are it works great. I am not fully confident with the sensitivity of the R.S model. Also when compairing mikes the speed of the given computer, plus the sound card chip set in use on the laptop can make a lot of difference in the performance of the given mike. On some systems because of the input voltage the sound card requires, can drastically change the results of how good a given mike is for a given laptop. I will try and get some results, I am planning a general email to all DSV users soon. One, to annouce some info concering my Version 3.x (why the next beta is late) this is due to alot of things, one my life is very busy right now, I just got engaged and have been tied up with my 'other job...ie: my career' and that has taken some valuable time away from finnishing the next beta. It has to be VERY strong because I only really want one more beta....more on this in the general email. Well, look for the survey on mikes, and the general email coming soon.... Thanx... - Charles Sinsofsky Author: DigitalSky Voice www.digitalskyvoice.com email: strfire@attglobal.net
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From: Paul Hyndman <pghyndman@yahoo.com> To: <ap-gto@egroups.com> Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 7:42 AM Subject: [ap-gto] Wirless Microphone... HELP! My apologies for posting this to both the AP-UG and AP-GTO sites, but
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Larry Denmark <kldenmark@...>
One, to annouce some info concering my Version 3.x...Charles, what are you referring to: version 3 of Digital Sky Voice or version 3 of the GTO Key Pad Controller? Where are the current beta versions posted? Can the key pad controller software (I have v. 2.5) be upgraded by a software download? Larry Denmark ---- E-mail ..... kldenmark@att.net Web site .. http://home.att.net/~kldenmark/
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John J. Kasianowicz <surpher@...>
Hi Charles,
Get a prenuptial agreement that excludes the A-P equipment! ~8^) Best, John IIt has to be VERY strong because I only really want one more beta....more on
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Paul Hyndman <pghyndman@...>
Hi Charles,
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I'm tempted to just order a Shure wireless mike, but the info on their site seems to allude to 15-18VDC operation (or AC rack-mount) receivers... YIKES! I'm trying to minimize the amount of cra... er, uh... sophisticated equipment I need to support my habit, er... hobby, and would like to have something that can be powered directly from a 12VDC source. Any idea if Shure has such an animal? Paul PS: Congratulations on your engagement! Snip----> I have had reports of users using the sure wireless, this is a much more expensive one, and reports are it works great.
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