Tapodhan
Member
At our school in Wellesley MA we are running 12 ULX Ps and 12 ULX Ss. through 6 UA844s. The receivers are approx 75 feet from the stage. Due to the reduced number of groups and channels now available it is proving almost impossible to get even 10 uncompromised signals.
I have tried Shure's Wireless Frequency Finder that offers 11 channels in the J1 band and 8 channels in the G3 band - but, operated together I can still find only 8 or 9 channels free of interference. I have also used Wireless Work Bench - but it does not give me any better options.
Does anyone have experience of whether Registering with the FCC on a performance to performance basis actually improves the situation?
Is it time to persuade my school to invest in newer - digital - equipment?
Would digital body packs and receivers actually extend the number of available channels?
Small professional venues don't seem to suffer this problem - how do they handle it?
I have tried Shure's Wireless Frequency Finder that offers 11 channels in the J1 band and 8 channels in the G3 band - but, operated together I can still find only 8 or 9 channels free of interference. I have also used Wireless Work Bench - but it does not give me any better options.
Does anyone have experience of whether Registering with the FCC on a performance to performance basis actually improves the situation?
Is it time to persuade my school to invest in newer - digital - equipment?
Would digital body packs and receivers actually extend the number of available channels?
Small professional venues don't seem to suffer this problem - how do they handle it?