[Bob Mark]

It looks like the G4 comes with a ME 2-II. BTW, some folks are using Senal lavs to replace the unimpressive ME-2.
https://www.pro-sound.com/sennheiser-ew-112p-g4-portable-lavalier-set.html

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Excellent read! Thanks.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Hello. I assume you are talking about “near field” monitors. This might be of interest: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/audio/tips-and-solution/studio-monitors-nearfields

I have had good results with offerings from Yamaha, TOA, Tannoy and JBL. Just search “near field monitors.”

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Glad to be of assistance, Andre.

Bob Mark

Bob

[Bob Mark]

I like Music Bakery, too. Shockwave-sound has some cool tracks as well.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Take a look at page 118 of this manual. https://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/0/0300025910/01/vixiahfr80-82-800-im-en.pdf
The external mic input is 3.5mm.

Ty, maybe this would work? https://www.amazon.com/C2G-Cables-40634-Adapter-Metallic/dp/B000O7AW98/ref=sr_1_10?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1519773739&sr=1-10&keywords=3.5mm+mono+to+stereo+adapter

Bob

[Bob Mark]

I forgot to say, plug the wireless into an audio mixer and test it. That should tell you right away if it’s the wireless system.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Glad to be of assistance, Ty.

Thanks.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Very cool, Stephen.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Hello. Dennis. Lets start from the front. When you turn on the G3 system. Does the receiver show a full level on the RF meter? If not, that’s where the problem is. If there is a good signal, then I would say you have an input mismatch between the receiver and the camera. If the camera can take an external microphone, then you should be able to use the G3 with a 3.5mm cable. Test your cables and make sure they are good.

Bob