Verizon Wireless Arena Manchester Nh Events

I use this arm to set up remote flashes inside arena to cover equine events. They are great to use to set up in odd places and still get your strobes to be cover the full arena.

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Great product, works well, use during rodeo photography in and outside the arena.

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

We have this mounted in an ice arena to protect our overhead goal cameras.

This monopod is super light and compact. Haven't been able to use it the arena yet since there's no sports going on.

I shoot weddings and other events. My wireless systems always worried me. I could never be sure when the signal would cut out on me. Now, I no longer worry about signal drop outs! Problems solved. Thanks Tascam!!!

My occupation is to record live musical events, and of late, mostly live-streamed. I've used several brands and models of wireless microphones over the years, but purchased the Sony URX Dual Channel receiver kit for the ease at which it can be used with a variety of Sony cameras, including the A7 models and FS5 cinematic camera. A digital connection, without wires, is something to rejoice. I bought the UTX-M40 microphone almost as an afterthought, to accommodate vocal and narrative elements for salon concerts. It was easy to set up and works perfectly. I have used plug-on transmitters before, but the dedicated wireless mic is lighter and more compact, which makes it more comfortable for the talent to use.

We use this speaker system for our weekly meetings and special events.The wireless mics perform well, the Bluetooth connection is invaluable. There are no instructions on how to use it, though. The FM radio feature doesn't work that well, either. B & H Photo is a great company to order from. Great prices and product support.

Used primarily for corporate work (training and events). Works well. Good price point that is easier to justify in corporate budgets than some others. I was involved in professional audio work for many years and I have used most of the prominent brands of wireless mics. Many times in staging presentations, if there is a problem it will be with the wireless mics (and these days maybe ethernet connectivity). Fairly robust, not a toy, but not overpriced either. Provides 8 selectable channels in UHF band. This will be more than adequate in may cases. We are not always in the same location, we take these out to various locations, and this has been reliable.