[Callers] Handheld mic advice

[Jonathan Sivier]

    I got a Shure BLX a couple of months ago to replace my 20 year old 
Shure wireless handheld.  It has worked fine so far.  I opted for the 
more expensive 2 channel receiver and got a wireless head set as well as 
the handheld unit.

    Now I need a carrying case to put everything in.  Does anyone have 
any recommendations on cases?

Jonathan
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Jonathan Sivier
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jsivier AT illinois DOT edu
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On 4/11/2018 8:18 PM, Delia Clark via Callers wrote:
> Hi,
> I need some advice. My wireless mic (Shure PGx2) has finally died - a 
> problem with the on/off switch. I sent it to Shure but they said it was 
> was too old to repair. Rather than buying through a cheap online site 
> like I did last time, which might be why it seems to have broken and 
> gone out of date so quickly, I went to the Shure website to look at new 
> ones. Two that seem to look a lot like my old one are below. Can anyone 
> recommend which might be better for calling, or another handheld 
> wireless mic that you’d recommend more?
> 
> BLX The ideal entry-level wireless microphone system for small venues, 
> BLX offers professional quality sound with simple setup and an intuitive 
> interface. $299
> - Transmitter form factors include handheld (customizable at 
> designstudio.shure.com <http://designstudio.shure.com>), bodypack, 
> headworn, lavalier, instrument clip-on, and combo
> - Single-channel, dual-channel, and rack mount receiver options available
> - Powered with AA batteries
> - Offers a 24 MHz tuning bandwidth and up to 12 compatible systems per 
> frequency band (region dependent)
> 
> 
> 
> PGX-D Digital offers wireless audio that sounds like wired, rock-solid 
> RF performance, and simple setup and operation for small clubs and 
> venues.  $349
> Transmitter form factors include handheld, lavalier, headworn, bodypack, 
> and instrument clip-on
> Powered with AA batteries
> Operates in the 900 MHz frequency band
> Up to 5 systems can be used simultaneously
> 
> Thanks for any advice you have!
> Delia
> 
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