Eric Toline
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If by body pack you mean the transmitters then it’s still NO. You need a receiver for each transmitter to demodulate the RF signal from the tx. Look stop trying to change the laws of physics. Go out and buy another receiver.
Eric
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2 tx & 1 RX? Not going to work that way. As others have said you need a receiver for each transmitter.
Eric
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Each set of tx and rx have to be on different frequencys from each other. Example: Set #1 tx & rx on 540.00, Set #2 tx & rx on 541.00.
What frequencys do you have on your tx & rx now?Eric
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When you change the transmitter frequency you have to change the receiver frequency to match.
Eric
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If you don’t use a shotgun mic you can record quite a few. A couple of cardioids or hyper cardioids on c-stands can do the job very well. Now that setup will become more difficult if there’s a camera involved due to lighting, size of the shot and how far apart the director wants the people to be.
Eric
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A friend just got the Azden for his Canon something video camera. Pluses, pretty good sound all around for ambiences. Minuses, hard wired cable to mic, no XLR connection.
Eric
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Not a problem as long as you have them separated by at least .50Mhz. For instance 540.00, 540.50, 541.00, 541.50. Further apart is better.
Eric
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For line in you need to connect the source audio to the ring not the tip. Tip is for mic level, ring for line level.
Eric
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You can get a Countryman EMW in white. Looks just like the 152. Any pro audio dealer can supply it. Try https://www.bhphotovideo.com. Should be around $200 or a bit less.
Eric
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Richard is 100% correct in his recomendation. Being from the old school of UIMGS&D the Rode line fell under my radar.
Eric