Discover more about different types of wireless microphones, where they they need to be placed for optimal results
In many senses, wireless microphones are a very simple and common techniques that are widely adopted because of the convenience that they provide.
Also, considering that most events conducted at this scale are very public in nature, it’s important to ensure that the event managers and choreographers have access to powerful tools to control various aspects of the event. This might include aspects like – sound, lighting, drapes, visual displays, camera’s, etc.
Some useful ideas for receiver and antenna placement are provided as follows:
- Place the receiver properly: Receivers are not only subject to interference from external sources that use radio frequencies. Where possible, keep receivers also a few feet (or rack spaces) away from CD/ DAT/ MD players, PCs/ notebooks and special-effect units.
- Position antennas properly: Ideally, antennas should be positioned above an audience or other obstructions so that the transmitter and receiver can “see“ one another. When receivers are mounted in a rack, antennas must be located on the front panel or allowed to project through the top of the rack. With diversity receivers, the antennas should be oriented at a 45-degree angle to maximize the distance between the tips.
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Booker Higgins
A wireless microphone is a microphone which does not need a physical cable to get connected to the amplifying equipment. It transmits signal from the microphone to a nearby receiver unit. Wireless microphone is an equipment which is extensively used in television broadcasting, entertainment industry, public speaking etc. Sometimes, wireless microphone uses VHF frequency band and sometimes, it uses UHF frequency band. If you use wireless microphone, you can avoid cabling issues greatly.
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