Wayne Dobson
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You could go with something like a Shure GLX-D series mic. These operate on the 2.4GHz band which is used globally and are a good short range option. You need to be aware there is the possibility other devices (cordless phones, drones and other RC devices etc) will be operating in this spectrum when you are performing and while the equipment is very good, you can never guarantee it wont be subject to interference. If you are concerned at all about potential problems a safe option is to hire the equipment, but you can always take your own, try it then hire for those venues that are problematic.
Sure we can fix it in post, you don\’t work to a deadline do you?
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Just came across this post while looking for info on the same problem. MixPre-D has been silent until today where it started exhibiting the same characteristic hiss/buzz. It is louder on the return circuit which I suspect is an indication of a power circuit problem, possibly a filter capacitor.
Sure we can fix it in post, you don\’t work to a deadline do you?