It’s a point source Audi thing. Planning it through the foh arrays won’t don anythint. What’s a slip ring
@Brenden Friedel A slip ring is the AC or data equivalent of a commutator. Normally a commutator is segmented and used in DC applications whereas a slip ring is an electrically continuous ring designed to convey AC or data from a stationary part to a rotating shaft. United Equipment Accessories in the U.S. are, or were, major manufacturers of slip rings from a couple of inches in diameter out to something in the area of 4'. They also manufactured slip connections for hydraulics and water including rings for fire department ladder trucks capable of passing high volumes of firefighting water to feed hoses and nozzles atop truck based 60' ladders. Their rings were passing both motion control as well as communications and water to fire fighters atop their aerial ladders. At the time I was purchasing from them, between 1990 and 1996, United Equipment Accessories had ZERO standard products, every ring was a custom built assembly with an appreciable lead time; you told them your requirements, they faxed back a price and shipping date. In my experience their products were neither cheaply constructed nor overpriced and they never promised a shipping date earlier than they could deliver. Personally I ALWAYS found their products to be good value, extremely well designed and built and ALWAYS arrived at my door on the date promised.
You can more safely use an in ear monitor RF link to feed audio to a battery powered speaker. Even better, take something like a seismic audio self powered speaker with integral wireless receiver, hack up one of the 2 supplied mics to feed it a padded down line level signal, and you’ve got for under $200 a 400+ watt receiver/amp/speaker cabinet combo with an integral motorcycle battery that will run it for hours. The wireless embedded receivers are in the 200 MHz band, and tho I’ve n3ver range tested them to find the edge, I have seen 40+ foot distance between transmitter and receiver work routinely. Likely you can get farther. Or, you can plug in the IEM receiver of your choice to one of the wired inputs.Bluetooth is s huge no
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