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Posted by George Gleason on 10/01/46 11:44
<blackburst@aol.com> wrote in message
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> OK. I got the gig with the semi-pro baseball team. No construction or
> very little construction required. Mostly beefing up existing stuff.
> I'd love to have some advice and suggestions from knowledgable people
> in both NGs.
>
> For rec.audio.pro:
>
> 1) The wireless mic for the Telex stsem is lost, so they currently use
> an AKG system , but the mic makes a "pop" when it is turned on or off.
> They want to go back to the Telex. Two questions: a) What transmitter
> do I need? It's a Telex FMR-450 at 614.700. I prefer either a
> completestick, or a butt-end which can go on any stick. b) In the
> booth, the receiver has two short antennas, but it's in a rack. Can I
> replace the antennas with some that can be mounted outside the booth?
> What model/mfr? They're screw on 259 type connectors. The system must
> be rock solid under difficult circumstances, Pomotions manager in left
> field, for example.
Telex is not the"rock solid" performer you need for this application
there is a good reason why lectrosoncis is the industry standard for this
type of work
ping Karl Winkler at Rec.audio.pro
he is a amazing resource, and it doesn't hurt he is the front of house guy
for lectrosonics
>
> 2) They want the PA to feed into a picnic area just beyond center/right
> field. I can add an amp in the booth and run 70v through conduit and
> mount them on light poles, but it's a difficult path, and the GM is
> balking at the expense. he wants a wireess system.
without a site visit I can not say if wireless is possible, my experiance
would say NO
there are dozens of ways to get signal there
one is to transformer tap off a existing home run, and feed it to a local
amp in the new zone
I'm considering a
> transmitter in the booth and an all-in-one receiver/amp/speaker that
> they can move at will. What units would you recommend? It will
> basically bring announcements to an area about 75x50 feet.
a site visit would be required to give professional level advice on this
>
> 3) The speakers at the adjacent conference center apparently crackle,
> even with no program material. But I was not able to hear it today, as
> there was a conference going on. I'm guessing the speakers are OK, but
> something is getting into the amp or cabling.
or it could be debris falling onto the cone, loose connection,or failing
speakers
again a site visit would be required to source out this issue
>
george gleason
www.georgesprosound.com
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