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Our 8 transmitter set is working out great. You should note that you can make button "A" PTT by double tapping it. I was tearing my hair out because I didn't know that and we kept having transmitters drop out, no send or recieve. Turns out kids were idly pushing that button. Another double...

I'll have to look into replacement stuff, they've been in the US market for a while and seem committed to expanding their presence, so hopefully we'll have replacement part support in the years to come, but I share your concerns. The latching push to talk is, I would say, slighting annoying...

OK, so we're using the system for a musical now. Brief horror when it seemed two of the belt packs didn't work out of the box, but an email got me a response with a fix within 24 hours, so not bad. Here are my impressions so far: Good: --7 grand for 8 channels of wireless comm! Full duplex...

Unfortunately no one's taking returns on things that get close to your mouth (like a comm headset) but at 7K for the system and replacement headsets (the main transceiver and headsets are the entire system) going for $450 I guess I'm willing to roll the dice a bit. My guess is that it will...

Right, I looked at them but no wireless. We have a Clearcom wired system but it has limited stations and I wanted to extend it to our house crew, backstage and lobby. For what it's worth the Hollyland system interfaces with 2 wire systems.

OK I'll add that I need to have this system in hand by the end of June for budgetary reasons. Clearcom (like so many other vendors) is quoting lead timers that won't make that window, so if no one has any experience with the Hollyland rig, any other suggestions for "next best after Clearcom"?

Looking to get into wireless comms. Clearcomm FSII of course would be nice, but $$$$$. Came across the Hollyland Solidcom M1. (https://www.hollyland.us/detail-solidcomm1), which looks to pack quite a punch at the price point. 1.9 GHz, 8 belt packs of full duplex supported, solid looking build...