2mojo2
Active Member
We recently installed 12 Shure SLX lav sets.
I put six receivers in each of two custom cabinets with rack rails.
Each cabinet has a heavy steel back with 12 antennas spaced out. These are connected by short supplied coax cables to the receivers.
Each cabinet is placed in a wing, right up of the proscenium wall. No part of the stage is more than 50 or 60 feet from the receiver.
I am getting drop-outs. I can see the carrier signal reception going in and out.
We are using the automatic frequency programming procedure. I trust that the built-in program is not making poor frequency choices, but I don't know.
I realize that I cheaped out with the antenna approach. If central antennas and distribution amps will make all the difference, I can start lobbying for those. What I can't do is spend thousands on top of thousands already spent and end up with the same problem.
Ideas?
I put six receivers in each of two custom cabinets with rack rails.
Each cabinet has a heavy steel back with 12 antennas spaced out. These are connected by short supplied coax cables to the receivers.
Each cabinet is placed in a wing, right up of the proscenium wall. No part of the stage is more than 50 or 60 feet from the receiver.
I am getting drop-outs. I can see the carrier signal reception going in and out.
We are using the automatic frequency programming procedure. I trust that the built-in program is not making poor frequency choices, but I don't know.
I realize that I cheaped out with the antenna approach. If central antennas and distribution amps will make all the difference, I can start lobbying for those. What I can't do is spend thousands on top of thousands already spent and end up with the same problem.
Ideas?