Useable Fcc Wireless Frequency Changes Microphones

PDWM2135 VHF Dual-Frequency Wireless System with 2 Handheld Microphones is a very good set and value. It performs well. I had the 2130 and it was a dud, this one is head and shoulders above it. I highly recommend.

Changes the 907X into a very useable camera stuff that requires multiple swipes on the back are readily available and easy to use. Recommend!

The BizTalk radios and headsets work great with good range. The FCC paperwork with the help from a Frequency Coordinator was EZ. They will be used in Church security.

We needed to replace our system that was in the FCC prohibited frequency. This was plug and play. We looked at other options, but stayed with the quality of Shure.

I just came off of a small feature doc project where we used 2 of these microphones for interviews, and they both sounded INCREDIBLE. Great frequency response, low noise floor. This kit also comes with a TON of accessories. The shock mount is fantastic and is great at isolating. Build is solid on everything. Very similar sound signature to more expensive mics like the 416.

Selected the H10 after reviewing frequency band congestion in the area of our church. These microphones sound great and we haven't had any interference.

I didn't buy these microphones through B&H but through another store. However, where ever you buy it from as long as it's genuine please get this microphone and hear the sound it produces for yourself. The clarity and sound presence it produces it's like you're there in that room hearing the sound live. Some people say that it produces harsh top end. What it produces is pure clarity throughout it's frequency range, there absolutely no muddiness. It's advertised frequency goes up to 20 kHz, I was able to register 32-35 kHz frequencies when imported files into Adobe Audition. I got 4 of these microphones and I'm in love.

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.

While these microphones provide great pickup and frequency range, they lack in construction. You must take great care in storing the cable while not in use. Of couse this is true for all cables, but I found this to be more common with this model. All in all is a good mic for the price, something you would expect from AT.

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