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I don't want to spend $300. I just need a decent wireless that actually works. Do I go UHF or VHF?
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I had a older Samson unit that lasted 7 years and paid $70 for it on ebay. I dont gig so it didnt have to be an X wire sysyem. I may get a Carvin system at tax time. -
You get what you pay for. $100 wireless vs a $300ish one is quite a big difference... spend a few extra bucks and get a sennheiser EW100 series.
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The X2 Wireless system is kickass.I want REAL change. I want dead bodies littering the capitol.
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I just got a Nady wireless UHF wireless system and its been very good. I A/B 'd with a Planet waves cable and there is very little difference between the wireless and the cable. I got it for $80 from American musical. I'm pretty sure this is the model number.
But I think this is the same with all wireless systems...it ate up a 9V battery in about 10 hours of play.
but there is no loss of sustain using the system and i think it has added a level of noise gate. so its dead quiet with no hum nothing when I'm not playing. A level of ground loop probably has been eliminated by not having a cable.
Nady DKW8GT UHF Guitar Wireless SystemSamComment
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I have a Samson UHF Synth 32 that I think was around $300.00 new. It works fantastic. No dead spots or sound degradation at all.
I never use it so if you are interested... let me know.Comment
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John, what's a dead spot?SamComment
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Thats when you find certain locations on stage where the signal drops off. Similar to having no cell phone service in certain areas.Originally posted by emperor_black View PostComment
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Well, as luck would have it, John hooked me up, and I went for the Samson.
No more tripping over cords!!
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