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Setting up In Ear Monitor Systems (IEMs) - Webinar
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- čas přidán 21. 12. 2021
- RF Venue Webinar: Wednesday December 15th at 11:30 am (EDT)
This 30 minute webinar will be led by senior applications engineer, Don Boomer, identifies the most important steps for improving the reliability in your IEM systems.
During this session Don will explain how to set up an IEM system for your band. We’ll discuss the common mistakes in setting up IEMS and how to eliminate them.
A few bookmarks for me:
New interference sources:
LED lights, 5G cellphone systems 5:07
Shrink the noise floor: 7:11
Shifting to another channel is more difficult these days, since we have only 6-10% of the available space that we had 5-10 years ago 7:25
Shrink the noise floor by getting rid of the "antenna farm": 7:56
Choosing transmitting frequencies - low vs. high frequencies (but "doesn't make very much difference at all"): 38:16
So much knowledge. Thanks, Don, Adam, and RF Venue for the webinars and your awesome products.
Wow, excellent information! Thank you very much
Thank you 🙏🙏
Just watched about halfway through this video and I had a question
My band currently runs a brain rig that has six shure GLXD’s. Into a frequency manager antenna combiner.
I was hoping to put at least 4 Shure PSM 300s in the back, and then run those into an antenna, combined her as well….
Your video said, that’s a very bad idea which I respect
Would there be a way for the GLXD’s and the PSM 300s to live in the same unit but then run the antennas to opposite sides of the stage?
For example, the GLXD’s I have the fin antennas on the far right side of the stage facing the front middle
And what if I have the PSM 300s into an antenna combiner that also runs into a fin antenna on the far left side of the stage facing the front middle
Would that not work?