[ddots-l] Re: Any suggestions on a multiple wireless mic setup

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: John Esak 
  To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Monday, August 20, 2007 11:59 PM
  Subject: [ddots-l] Any suggestions on a multiple wireless mic setup


  Hi all,

  I now this is a little off topic to Sonar, Dancing Dots and the usual 
recording talk here, but I figured I would tap all the wizard brains here 
anyway.

  I need to do some recordings (and some live performances) with several 
wwireless lapel mics. I want to be able to do up to 6 (or at worst case 5) 
separate microphones simultaneou7sly. Is there a system like this out there?  
Will I have to use a couple different 3 channel setups? I think I recently saw 
some wireless stuff with 256 available channels, but it seemed there was a 
limitation of two or three simultaneous mics.  

  I don't need music quality, but highest possible voice quality is required. 

  I want either the mic receiver/mixer to be able to feed a recording line 
level input, and also I will use this for a PA feed.  It would be spectacular 
if I could throttle back the output of the mic/receiver/mixer to feed the mic 
input of a high quality camera like a Canon G2.

  I need this for a Halloween presentation, so I want to start searching for 
the right choice soon.  

  I'm guessing I'm going to have to pay some pretty hefty bucks for such a 
system.  Don't consider the price when making any suggestions, but do send 
along any ideas for *where* to buy this stuff. I was going to look at big music 
stores like ZZounds or Musician's Friend. Let me know if you know a specific 
place to get the system and mics. 

  Thanks in advance for any ideas.  Please feel free to answer directly to 
john@xxxxxxxxx privately if the list is the wrong place for this kind of thread.

  John

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