Usable Wireless Microphone Frequencies

Shure's SLXD wireless line represents a major improvement. More frequencies, Wireless Workbench, great stability & sound quality. The bodypacks seem to be fairly power hungry, but good batteries can last the whole day. Supply chain issues stunted the rollout of the SLXD line. If you can find them, buy them! B&H seems to have stock when others are backordered.

Replaces an older wireless set. Great pickup along all frequencies for vocal performance.

It's a elastic shock mount and does what it is meant to. If you have a PR40, you really should have this to help non acoustical low frequencies from being picked up by the microphone and eating up headroom. The microphone is not particularly bad on it's own, this just makes it better. The PR40 foam windscreen fits perfectly with this.

Like it says, this is the third purchase from B&H for this same microphone system in different frequencies, one in each of my group exercise areas. The instructors love how small and condensed the microphone is with no external battery pack. This has always been the right choice for us and I highly recommend the Airline 77.

The best wireless microphone for my iphone. Recommended.

Using these in our sanctuary (which has tons of wireless frequencies going at any given time) and they reproduce clean and clear sound all the time. Our elderly really enjoy the services a lot more now that they can hear.

I use this for the wireless microphone system. For outdoor event.

This is the best and simple way to replace my wireless microphone issue.

I use pro37 for the situations such as recording a big jazz band where each player needs a microphone. I also use this microphone for recording strings and vocals in addition to for horns and drums. In another words, this is an all round microphone. I currently have 7 of this microphone. I will buy more of pro37 as the number of channels of my recorder increases. Goods: 1; Not much colored frequency response. I mix with Earthworks SR20s when I need a larger number of microphones. Sounds from both microphones are nearly undistinguishable in many cases. 2. Good off axis frequency response. 3. Not conspicuous at live recordings. 4. Low cost Negatives: 1. Higher noise floor. This microphone is not usable at distant positions like tens of feet away. But, at proximity positions like within a few feet from the sound source, the microphone noises are not audible in most cases. 2. No brand name value - not usable for people who love Neumann.

We had a ton of trouble finding a usable audio frequency with the wireless mics, so we used these as our backup and it worked like a charm. A little bit of pain for the post team, but worth it to get crisp audio