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Author: ron b
Date: 2004-03-02 00:03
Personally, I don't. Some players I know just stand or sit a couple of feet away from a regular mike, like a speaker's (lecturer's) mike and play. That seems to work pretty well for most outdoor situations. But then, most of my acquaintances (and I) are not very sophisticated 
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Author: John J. Moses
Date: 2004-03-02 00:40
Try checking out this Samson setup from a BB sponsor [ Nope - not a sponsor. Mark C.], WW&BW:
Samson Airline Wind Instrument Wireless System Closeout
The First Wireless System For Wind Instruments Without A Body Pack Or Microphone Cables To Limit Your Movement On Stage. The AH1 Headset Transmitter With The "SAMSON" HM40 Microphone, Clips Right Onto Your Horn. Super Compact, The AH1 Still Has Every Control You Need: A Power On/Off switch, Input Sensitivity Control, A Mute (Audio On/Off) Switch and A Multi-Function LED That Indicates When The Transmitter Is On and The Battery Is Running Low. A Complete System Which Includes The AH1/HM40 Transmitter, AR1 Receiver and AC250 Power Supply. {Choice Of 6 Different UHF Frequencies}
JJM
Légère Artist
Clark W. Fobes Artist
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Author: msloss
Date: 2004-03-02 13:22
The AMT System One and the AKG C419 are also good sounding instrument-mounted mics, but neither is wireless (could be retrofitted). If you don't want clip-on, the Sure Beta 57 is a bomb-proof supercardioid mic that sounds decent and rejects everything that is off axis, making it great for stage situations.
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