Mine are what sounds great, works great for me and helps me with the event I'm doing.
We know .. it's one of your kilty pleasures.
Aaaahhh...you beat me to that.
Just curious. What did you have before?I'll update my earlier reply... I still love the rock n roller but in 2019, just before my last event before covid, I bit the bullet and bought a mid-range wireless mic system. I went with the Shure GLXD w/Beta58 capsule and let me tell that was the best damn money I have spent in this business. No matter how I would set up with my earlier $300 set I would deal with feedback and ringing all the time, but with this set up and the supercardioid pattern I don't have feedback anymore. Even when the speaker has the mic at their waste and I have to crank the gain. Heck at my first wedding back we had two sisters give a toast together, mic on a stand and they were both probably 3-4 feet from the mic, I had to go full bore and they were probably 20 degrees off the front of the speakers and it worked fantastically. If you're on the fence about making that upgrade, do it.
Just curious. What's the name of them and how much do they cost?I have em, they’re generally safe, and yes they do require a certain clientele. I charge $400 for 2 and around $600 for 4 after discounts. Know your local market... many rural areas are not familiar with these, and due to their lack of familiarity, might not allow them. There is no heat emited from the spark as they come out at room temperature. However they can leave black residue due behind, as it becomes dust like.
Sparkular... 4 of them will run you about $7500Just curious. What's the name of them and how much do they cost?