Motorola Xts 3000 Radio Mics

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

Used with Flex 3000 Amateur Radio. Comments are:Less Bass, high clarity, smooth sound, higher output than ATR 30 mic which was lost....

There's not much to say, I use Kopul 3000 series on all my mics. When I refreshed the set and added a desktop mic, I decided to go for a little color. It will make it easier to trace the lines, but mostly it livens up the desk. Love the Kopul cables.

This has a strong barrier to protect the contents within (XTS-AES Encryption). I wanted this because I've lost too many files lately when electronics went bad. I should have had them on one of these and I didn't. I regret that. I always use up my free cloud storage and I don't always want those personal items on a cloud. This is the answer. Setup is easy. When it is plugged into a Windows machine or IMac , the software is available and can be used to set up the drive with a password. That's pretty straightforward. If you forget your password or enter it incorrectly (10 attempts), you can wipe the drive and start over but you cannot recover your data. So, choose your password wisely :).

Love this to keep the spare batteries for my Sennheiser radio mics for full filming day to quick access

I work for the communications office in Victoria, Texas. We use the PRO MPAII for the radio programs we produce for four radio stations in town and for a lot of voice over projects for both radio and audio projects for our City-owned television channel. The unit is a very high quality mic preamp that has better audio quality than the mixer preamp we were using. The set up is easy and the preamp has lots of gain. It does take a bit of learning to get just the right amount of gain, impedance setting and output for each mic. We use both Rode NT1as and Equitek 100S mics with this preamp - both sound great through it. We set the impedance on the actual microphone to start with and experiment from there. We use the high tube plate button on, 48 volts on (for our mics) and the plate voltage on high. We use a fair amount of the tubes to soften the mics.

we use these mics for rims mics for basketball productions, tv and radio. they sound great and can take a beating. The best part is the long cable and the battery means you don't need phantom power

I use this microphone on my communication radio transceivers as a ham radio operator. It has excellent fidelity in the voice range, and I can only imagine it does the same for musical instruments. I have to say that Audio Technica got it right with this mic. It is rugged, good looking, in-expensive, and it sounds great. I get compliments from other radio operators that place it superior in performance to mics costing 3 to 4 times as much, and on a par with mics costing 5-6 times as much. Good job, Audio Technica!

I've got a MixPre-3 and 2 Sony radio mics in this, and it's a great match. Could be a bit smaller for the 3 - the 6 would be a perfect fit - but then the extra bits probably wouldn't fit in. Now to get some proper road miles on it. Price was great and quality looks good.