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Deniz Ahmet February 11th, 2008 08:50 AM

Please advice for wireless video work
 
Hi there.

Looking for my first wireless kit for wedding video work. What kind of kit should I be investigating? Sennheiser EW 112P G2 a good start?

Many thanks in advance!

Dan Brockett February 11th, 2008 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Deniz Ahmet (Post 824253)
Hi there.

Looking for my first wireless kit for wedding video work. What kind of kit should I be investigating? Sennheiser EW 112P G2 a good start?

Many thanks in advance!

Same thing everyone else and their cousin buys. The only negative I have ever heard about them are that they are plastic and if you or your talent drop it, you may be buying a new one to replace it.

If you have the money, get top of the line, Lectrosonics 400 series or Zaxcom but if you are broke, the G2s seem to be the weapon of choice and are much better than anything else around U.S. $500.00 or under.

Best,

Dan

Colin McDonald February 11th, 2008 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan Brockett (Post 824547)
Same thing everyone else and their cousin buys. The only negative I have ever heard about them are that they are plastic and if you or your talent drop it, you may be buying a new one to replace it.

I recently bought a Sennheiser EW-112PG2 wireless microphone kit and the bodypack and receiver are metal. Seems quite tough.

Dan Brockett February 12th, 2008 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Colin McDonald (Post 824555)
I recently bought a Sennheiser EW-112PG2 wireless microphone kit and the bodypack and receiver are metal. Seems quite tough.

Really? Transmitter is metal case? I have one coming from Sennheiser for an article about wireless but I have not used one yet. Another group of people on another audio board were making a big deal that the housing was plastic and much more fragile than the Lectros.

Interesting.

Dan

Matthias Krause February 12th, 2008 10:32 AM

The G2 housing is metal, the lid is plastic. Lectros are better built from what I´ve seen but I haven´t had any issues with my Sennheiser using it in a fairly rough run-and-gun invironment. If you use them every day for hours and hours go for the Lectros. For wedding work I would not hesitate to get the G2.


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