Recent content by Bodetacular

Yes, that is the system we have. I'm not sure why I was under the impression that they were AS 1000's. I haven't contacted Galaxy about possibly using too many, but I will try to. Also, trying to put a mixer backstage isn't an option. 1) We don't have a second mixer big enough to handle all of...

I told them to buy Shure, but they didn't listen. Now its going to cost even more to get the mics to work right. And the DHT QUAD's are on much lower frequencies than the AS-1000's. And for future reference, I would never suggest anyone to buy anything made by galaxy audio.

Also, putting them all on the paddles wouldn't solve anything. In order to get all of the systems on the paddles, it would require an antenna distributor. Each of the Galaxy system's antennas are already distributed (there are a total of 12 mics in 3 rack units. Each unit holds 4 mic receivers...

I just checked that... The units that we have aren't even on galaxy's website. They are AS-1000's; but they're made to be used with their personal monitor (kind of like a karaoke machine). The receiver is like a circuit board with controls on the front that you insert into the monitor...

I used Shure's frequency finder to find "stable" frequencies in my area for the AS-1000's. As for the DHT QUAD's, they come with an auto frequency finder that analyzes all of the frequencies in a group and automatically selects an "Interference free" frequency. I will definitely check out the...

I told them just that... But they still insisted on buying Galaxy because it was cheep. They told me that the school wouldn't pay for mics so everything was coming out of the theatre's budget. (ironically the principal just bought us a new $14,000 rain curtain...) Anyway, that was one thing that...

Not really. My directors want to use the mics that they spent money on. We now have a total of 14 wireless mics (2 Shures, 8 AS-1000's and 4 DHT QUAD's). That's plenty enough mics for the show, I just need help with the dropout issue. The 8 AS-1000's are in the pit with the paddle's pointed at...

Last year, my school purchased 8 Galaxy Audio AS-1000 wireless microphones for our musical (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee). The frequency dropout and interference was so horrible that we had to put the receivers backstage, with Galaxy Audio paddle antennas, and run them to the...