Brace Audio DWG-1000 Digital Wireless Guitar System Review

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(More customer reviews)This is my first review ever I feel this was a great product and well worth passing on.
I got the unit 2 weeks ago and love it. It works just as everyone said it would. Easy to use and sounds great. I play Bass in two church bands as well as run sound. It was great being able to walk to the sound board without taking off my bass. My Sound assistant loves that I can help him and still play.

As a sound guy I have tried to work with other guitar players and their wireless units and found it to be a pain to find just the right channel and Settings. I found that some worked well and other were not worth the box they can in. The ones that worked well cost more than my Bass and did not see the need to go wireless.

This unit is out standing in it is Super easy to use Plug in and go, fits in gig bag easy, batteries for it is cheap (AA's), Very clean sound.

There are just a few draw backs.The clip for the unit looks to be for your belt not a guitar strap. Wife made a pocket for the transmitter on my strap that it slides into.The batteries I am using are not lasting 5hrs it is more like 3hrs but still good for Sunday service.

Some people have talked about latency but I do not have any until I get 50 feet away. Keep in mind I am also 50 feet away from my speakers to. So I would say the distance form the speakers is more the issue.

I would recommend the power adapter for the receiver. I have forgotten to unplug the cable from it several times and killing the batteries.

All in All it is a great product. I have been very happy with it.

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Awesome way to go wireless! The DWG-1000 system from Brace Audio turns your guitar signal into a crystal-clear digital transmission. You're free to roam the stage and your guitar tone is amazing - it's a can't-beat combination. In fact, the digital technology backed into the Brace Audio DWG-1000 digital wireless guitar system even does away with the hiss, signal loss, crackle, and interference that UHF/VHF systems can contribute. No more worries about cable length, no more worries about lost tone, now you take your sound to the stage - untethered - with the Brace Audio DWG-100.

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Nady Guitar/Bass Wireless System - DKW-1 GT Review

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(More customer reviews)I have used this wireless system both at home for freedom from wires while practicing as well as on the stage for gigs and must say that it has an excellent sound with no dropouts or static.I am sure that for professional gigs with many wireless signals, longer distances from receiver to body pack, or even better sound and tonal expression, a full-sized receiver for a few hundred is necessary, but for the gigging musician or anyone who wants to break free from the wired instrument world for a very low price, this unit is unbeatable.Another amazing feature of this unit is that the body pack can also accept a wind instrument microphone which is also available by Nady for another $50 allowing a musician to have a very high quality wireless system for saxophone, trumpet or other acoustic instrument for a mere $100, an incredible deal with remarkable sound transmission.I highly recommend this product a high quality entry- to mid-level instrument wireless system for talented musicians on a tight budget.

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The Nady DKW-1/GT is the most affordable, professional-sounding guitar wireless system ever. Amazing performance for such a small investment. It comes with transmitter, receiver, guitar cable, amp cable, battery, and hard-shell case.

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Sennheiser EW112PG3A Wireless Kit with EK 100 G3 Diversity Receiver Frequency Band A (Range: 516-558 MHZ) Review

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(More customer reviews)With the exodus from 700 mhz due to the FCC reallocation, Shure and Sennheiser are improving their next generation (this is a 3rd gen which arrived May-Jun 2010) systems to have more coverage and features.Here are the highlights:

1 - Mic Attenuator - programmable 0, -10, -20, -30 dB covers a 1000:1 range of input signals.
2 - frequencies - bands preprogrammed or user defined- plug in your clear channels to 25 khz
3 - output Attenunator - programmable from +12 dBm line level to - 36 dBm mic level so your receiver can deliver a mic or line signal as needed (or anywhere inbetween in 6 dB steps!)
4 - output for 3.5mm TRS or 3 pin XLR male both included
5 - "hidden" diversity antenna is the shield in the receiver output cable (in case you wonder where the 2nd antenna is!)
6 - cooperation with FCC in issuing new digital TV frequencies guarantees in 42 Mhz to find at least one 6 Mhz block of *FREE* space somewhere, and sennheiser supports this on their website to find your free space by zipcode.
7 - mic and output cables both feature screwdown locks on the transmitter box to prevent tug-out
8 - IR downlink sends receiver programming of clear channels to transmitter without user intervention.
9 - professional designed audio compander ensures exceptional "wired" performance
10 - compatible with rackmount versions of the receiver as well, and can co-exist with IEM wireless systems to ensure zero interferance.
11 - tx has 30 mW output over entire battery range thanks to internal dc/dc converter.I've used the G2 and G3 - they are cross compatible with each other and the G1 (which lacked a pilot tone, so you must turn off pilot on the receiver to use with G1 transmitters - thats the only reason to disable the pilot tone)

The receiver also includes a clip on hotshoe mount (with no contacts) to mount it to most cameras

Altogether this is a great mono system, use 2 for stereo.The azden cam-3 AZDEN CAM-3 On-Camcorder Mini Audio Mixer gives you a 3-in 1-out stereo mixer that fits on your recorder to handle 2 mono and 1 stereo source (I have a review there - I never go recording without the cam3)

The Sennheiser has a nice advantage over the Shure UHF-R ($1999) system - it operates off 2.4 V from nimh cells and using the sanyo 2700 mah sets you can get 16 hours of use Sanyo 2,700 mAh AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries (4-Pack).Shure insists on alkaline 1.5 V cells for full runtime.Both the sennheiser receiver and transmitter use 2AAs each and even have a pc board trace so the batteries are put in the same way - not one forward, one backward as you would think with most radios.

This is an exceptionally flexible wireless vocal / instrument system with wired quality sound.You won't regret the flexibility of pro quality equipment.By using standard 3.5 mm TRS jacks you can plug other audio sources into the transmitter for handheld mics or other devices.Sometimes it is the fastest way to get a 3.5 mm signal matched to an XLR input which is why I keep 2 sets of these in my camera bag.

If you have questions for someone who has logged hours of use on both the shure and sennheiser systems, my email is in my profile.

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The Sennheiser EW 112-P G3 is perfect fit for every ambitious reporting team seeking both portability and great sound quality. The nearly invisible clip-on omni-directional microphone transmits its signal via a bodypack transmitter with mute function and a portable, battery-powered adaptive-diversity receiver. The receiver and transmitter are lightweight and easy to operate, yet rugged and packed with features.

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