Lg Wireless Rx Speakers 2011

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was able to get the LG Soundbar S80TR and it was a game changer for the living room and for homeschooling! We have our tv mounted on a rolling tv rack so that we can move it around as needed. Now, with wireless rear speakers I can now move our tv so we can use it for homeschool course, educational movies etc. and actually be able to clearly hear everything! Before it was just the stutter and quietness of the tv or the sheer bizarre amount of wires. The AI collaboration is a godsend because no matter what room we are in, it automatically adjusts to it. It ensures the best sound, the best quality regardless of the dimensions/size of the room. Definitely made for a fun rainy day activity of karaoke!! Kids felt like they were in a club rather than at home! We could literally just pick up the wireless speakers and have a day outside if we wanted to. We tried it on the front porch, just to test the speakers honestly. It was clear, concise and proved how versatile they were. Granted they aren’t outdoor speakers but it proved the AI quality for us. The LG Soundbar S80TR is sturdy and definitely well made ‘most definitely a great purchase for any living room or home theatre. It would make SUPERB and easy upgrade!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had an LG 55" TV since 2011 and it's still going strong, but it was time to go 4k with HDR. I have another branded TV that is 4K but was before HDR was available. I got this TV to go into my new media room and it has not disappointed. Upon moving into our new home, the first appointments made were to install my TVs on the wall. After getting the TV hooked I had to test it on a PS4 Pro, Xbox One and Shield TV Pro. Everything looks amazing and the blacks are black seeing that it is a full array LED TV. I have tested Dolby Vision and HDR and I can tell the difference from my older TVs. I have the set up going through a Receiver that allows HDR with no issues. I even upgraded my HDMI cables to ensure they were capable getting the job done so there weren't any issues. I am still calibrating the TV and trying all the features. The wand remote works great as well which is much improved from my 2011 LG TV. Even the built-in apps work great if you don't have a streaming box. I can't wait to watch more movies and play games on this TV. Thoroughly impressed!

2011 Macbook Pro.

Picture this, Trinidad 2011: I bought a Vixia and a wireless mike system from BH Photo and the two just produced the most awful hum! And after trekking to three audio stores in Trinidad (where they sold me all sorts of cables), plus going to a professional video place (where it worked fine), one chat with BH Photo and the guy immediately identified my problem as an impedance discrepancy. Two days later, I had the LMT 100 and no more problems! ...

I had the first Wireless Go for a few months, but had to return it because I had so many drop outs. I returned it and was about to purchase the Rodelink. I'm so happy I waited for these. They are amazing and pack so many more features that I didn't expect. I love that on a more pro shoot, I can do external recording and NEVER have to worry about drop outs while still monitoring my audio! I did a 4 hour shoot last week with both transmitters and no external recording. I had both subjects 15 feet away from me and told them to turn their backs to the RX, so I could make sure there were no drop outs. There weren't any! There was no line of site from the RX 60% of the time because they were shooting clay targets. I filmed outside(it was windy), and recorded audio straight from the TX with the windshield, it sounded great!

working with a wireless HD tx and 2 Rx 1 panel antenna for longer range reception and 1 with the stubbies....good if you have proper Tx antennas

I have two Rode Wireless Go sets but needed the 2 person kit for interviews while vlogging so I purchased these. They arrived the day before I planned to do a photowalk with a few others in NYC to capture some video of the event. I opened the box, charged the TX and Rx and plugged the RX into my Nikon Z6II. Everything connected and it worked like a charm as I expected them to. Audio is fine for something like this however I wouldn't recommend them for a polished production of course. They are perfect for a run-n-gun setup. Battery life is great and simple to use. No dropouts during my use but we were never more than 50 feet from the RX/camera. Even with all the RF in a big city (NYC) they never had an issue. I use these in studio to mic an assistant and myself when doing a livestream during a photo shoot for the audience.

With the MiniTTI and AC3 the Elinchrom RX Battery Pack becomes wireless with flash adjustment. Adjusting the flash intensity from the camera is liberating...

After looking at bags of various sizes from several manufacturers I went with this one. It holds my SD 633, SD 302, wireless RX's, & TX's, cables, headphones and it can handle even more with the bungee cord. It's well built and I'm pleased with my choice.

Remote Audio BDS works great with the SD 888 and the wireless rx and tx in the bag. Having the TA connector for power coming in was the needed item