Wireless Microphone Antenna Impedance

Reduced level and impedance from my MM-1 to wireless transmitter

An amazingly versatile microphone. Works with high or low impedance systems. Works by either push to talk or lift to talk. Also has a lock-on switch for long announcements. It has an extra set of contacts to mute music or close a relay. Priced way below the competition.

I can't express how much I have come to value this DI. When recording (or amplifying) acoustic jazz bass from a loud stage, I do what I can with a microphone but for isolation I MUST incorporate a DI. The variable input impedance control on the TD-100 changes the loading on high impedance, passive pickups. This boils down to being an incredible tone control, allowing me to find a sweet spot in the bass tone before I ever reach for an EQ. Bass players also love the vastly improved tone which is thereby presented to the input of their amp, allowing them to sculpt an even better tone rather than simply trying to transform a poor one into something usable. I don't play bass, but if I did I would own one of these. As an engineer, I always have one handy. Using a channel with this DI either alone or in combination with a microphone yields beautiful results while also allowing me to have much better isolation than just a microphone can deliver. Highly recommended!

My company only uses PRO X cases and its perfect for 4 wireless microphones, Wireless Antenna Disto and a Furman Power Conditioner. The drawer has plenty of space for mics and cables!

The best wireless microphone for my iphone. Recommended.

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 bought this to help extend our microphone antenna range at an outdoor amphitheater we record at. No more dropouts! For years we were frustrated by the drop outs on our mics. Since remoting this antenna that is rated for outdoor use, we have had ZERO drop outs. Great design and easy to install into our existing system.

I own a few cordless lavalier & hand-held microphone systems (by Sennheiser) that are used for my audio/video projects. An antenna to one of the cordless receivers was found to be broken after I put it in my made-for-video equipment backpack. So, I did a quick research for a safer way to transport the Sennheiser ENG systems and found this on the B&H web-site. Bottom line is that the entire unit of each cordless transformer & receiver, including the antenna, is safely packed into the case for transport.

I bought the unit to be used to broadcast our church service to our parking lot area. I have the unit inside and the antenna outside. it covers our area just fine. Our farthest point is about one hundred feet from the antenna and it comes in loud and clear and also transmits all around the outside of our building. The unit appears well made. I found that connecting a microphone directly to the unit produces a low volume on the receiving end so l connected the microphone to an amplifier and the amplifier to the transmitter and it works fine that way. I use my iPhone connected directly to the unit for music and it works well for that purpose. It was much easier to set up than I was anticipating.