Addressing The Myths Of Wireless System Transmitter Power
The issue is not always a simple matter of “more is better,” nor for that matter, is it always “more is worse”
December 20, 2013
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The issue is not always a simple matter of “more is better,” nor for that matter, is it always “more is worse”
This is the latest installment in a series detailing the latest technology in wireless microphone systems.
Veteran panel addresses key wireless and RF issues for “typical” users
This is the fourth in a series detailing the latest technology in wireless microphone systems. Click to read the other installments: AKG DMS 700; MIPRO ACT Digital; and Lectrosonics D4.
A look at the spectrum between 500 MHz and 700 MHz.
This is the third in a series detailing the latest technology in wireless microphone systems. Click here to go directly to the first installment (AKG DMS 700) and click here to go to the second installment (MIPRO ACT Digital).
This is the second in a series detailing the latest technology in wireless microphone systems. To read the first installment, covering the AKG DMS 700 system, click here.
This is the first in a series detailing some of the latest technology in wireless microphone systems.
Will it be like the heady days of the 1990s? Certainly not. But the good news is that things should lighten up a bit
Although we’ve all been aware of many aspects of these problems for several years now, it’s important to note that this subject is a moving target
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