Supported By
Key factors in achieving better results with wireless systems at your church – and any other application, for that matter.
Catching up on the career and outlook of a busy professional working high-profile events like the Super Bowl to gigs that can be less demanding.
The team and process that led to meeting the stated goal for the event: wireless performance without a problem.
Digital systems are great, but there are some things to be aware of – here are two examples and some strategies for dealing with them.
Applying the “go with what you know” approach when embarking on new directions.
Enacting a rational troubleshooting plan when encountering wireless problems in the field. As in most ventures, the process begins with a positive attitude….
An illustrated walk-through for efficient, accurate frequency coordination for the time-pressed audio professional.
Where to next? Looking at new and developing technologies to enhance the craft.
At this point, we’re operating in approximately 6 percent of the traditional UHF radio spectrum in comparison to what was available in 1962. Where does it go from here?
