Mistermon
Member
Hello all,
So I saw a couple of threads alluding to my answer, but I wonder if anyone has real world experience:
Can I make a Shure microflex microphone work with a ULX-D Bodypack? They have the same connector and I know the pack puts out phantom power. I tried a proof of concept with a Shure overhead with 185 capsule and it worked.
I was just wondering if anyone actually USED a similar configuration in a real world application... specifically, this will be for a board meeting in a large auditorium.
I don't have wired boundary mics, and not enough XLR sends on the house snake to make it feasible to purchase them to go accross a 40' proscenium (about 32' of tables- COVID social distancing, etc.), so I'm thinking a good option would be 4 mics, plugged into my body pack Tx. If I'm going to purchase, might as well be something that fits existing infrastructure.
Thanks,
Rob
So I saw a couple of threads alluding to my answer, but I wonder if anyone has real world experience:
Can I make a Shure microflex microphone work with a ULX-D Bodypack? They have the same connector and I know the pack puts out phantom power. I tried a proof of concept with a Shure overhead with 185 capsule and it worked.
I was just wondering if anyone actually USED a similar configuration in a real world application... specifically, this will be for a board meeting in a large auditorium.
I don't have wired boundary mics, and not enough XLR sends on the house snake to make it feasible to purchase them to go accross a 40' proscenium (about 32' of tables- COVID social distancing, etc.), so I'm thinking a good option would be 4 mics, plugged into my body pack Tx. If I'm going to purchase, might as well be something that fits existing infrastructure.
Thanks,
Rob