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I have been using this product for more than 9 months now and it works great. I produce a number of corporate videos each month, I needed something that was high quality, that worked right everytime. Corporate executive's time is very valuable, the last thing I needed was a prompter to not perform. There are enough other things to worry about on set or in studio, the prompter shouldn't be one of them. This product does just that. The software that comes with it works. It won't win any awards for being pretty or eye catching but it gets the job done. I would by this product again.

We bought this product for a number of corporate gigs. My background is in video journalism, so I never worked much in studio. With essentially zero previous experience I was able to set it up and use it with no problems. Instead of a full size iPad, we actually use an iPad mini, which has been totally fine. There are a number of excellent voice-recognition teleprompter apps out there that pairs nicely with this set up. My only suggestion would be getting a second screw to secure your camera on the baseplate.

I have tried twice, locally, to find these bulbs. Within 5 minutes of my contact with B & H, I was given the number to order to replace my bulbs for my Interfit constant lights.

I just bought this 2 weeks ago and am still learning all the features. I think the number one feature is that if you have to send an SOS you can contact the receivers and let them know the severity or not of the incident. My last unit didn't allow that.

We have been using Sennheiser Wireless microphones for years. The AVX Line is perfect for our Wedding & Corporate Event Productions. The sound is awesome even with background sound issues such as wind or music.

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.

I use this product for documentary/corporate interview shoots. I have the ME2 that came with the Sennheiser G2 wireless kit, and this works to convert the lavaliere into a wired lav. I have only used it over a three day shoot so far, but it was for 35 interviews, and it performed flawlessly. I also assume that the audio quality is better due to the fact that frequencies are not being cut off as they would be when used with a wireless transmitter. One issue is the placement of the preamp on the body. Once connected to an XLR cable, it can be quite long and inflexible, so when seated would not work so well clipped vertically on a belt. It works much better clipped horizontally or laying on the floor for a seated interview. Could be cheaper, but it is solidly built, and all in all a great little product. I also am able to fit it, along with some lav clips and the ME2 in the smallest Pelican Micro case.

Perfect for any number of applications, especially extending the range of a wireless network.

After my sennheisser wireless repeatedly broke at the contact point I discovered these Countryman mics. This mic is Soooooo much better in terms of sound and durability! It even comes in a durable case with mic capsule options. Highly Recommended.

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