Eric Toline
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Cell phone HF radiation I would think.
Eric
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Probably not enough to inspire confidence. Every wireless manufacturer uses a different system of signal detection. While you most likely get the RF carrier the audio is hit & miss. Perhaps a used set of Sennheiser G3 wireless would work for you now.
Eric
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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For a more hands on reply go to: https://www.jwsoundgroup.net and look through the equipment section for battery discussions.
Eric
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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While you can go either mic or line level from the G3 rx into the 302 you’ll find you have more latitude in adjustments by going mic level @ about -18 on the rx into a mic level input on the 302. Try both mic & line output levels into your 302, remembering to set the 302 input to the line setting for rx output levels at “0” or above.
Eric
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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The undercovers are just ok but for best results use the overcovers. The longer hairs on the overs works wonders in reducing rubbing noises.
Eric
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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To Cody,
If you need the cables as Rob described (and he was exactly right)I can make them for you. Contact me by phone: 954-255-7628 or email audioetc@bellsouth.net.
Eric
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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The HN-7506 from Trew Audio will do the job. Actually they are David Clark ear muffs with Sony 7506 drivers installed. About $300.
Eric
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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Here’s a website that you can research that question https://www.jwsoundgroup.net. Be warned it’s the website for the audio pros so their may not be much tolerance for basic questions.
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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Short answer is do not use noise cancelling head phones, now you know why. See if you can get a pair of Sony 7506 headphones to monitor the audio from the camera. You’ll hear everything you’re supposed to.
Eric
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”
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There are two types of speaker powering and both include an amplifier. Those that require a external amplifier are known as passive speakers, those with built in amps are self powered speakers.
Best advice would be to go to a place like Guitar Center or Sam Ash and listen for yourself in your price range. A $150 dollar budget is going to limit your choices quite a bit.
For $80 a pair you can get a set of self powered Behringer MS 16 speakers that are not too shabby and will connect direcly to your computer headphone out. Double your budget and you can afford the M-Audio BX5A which is a very nice desk top system.
“I push the RECORD button and hope for the best”