Anleon S3 Review || Tuesday Review Day
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Anleon S3 Review || Tuesday Review Day
Shoutout to the people over at Anleon for hooking me up with the S3! It was fun to try out and use on gigs!
Be sure to check out the review video for the Anleon S1 which is the wired counterpart to the S3.
S1 Review - • Anleon S1 Review || Tu...
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Just bought the S3 but i find usually that most products available in the US are cheaper than we in the UK can get. Its nice to say i bought direct from China for £180.
As for product, its a no brainer. Works great.
Down sides are
1, rubber buttons on main unit, mine have got stuck in a few times.
2, No rack mount ears supplied, i am fabricating my own.
3, would prefer antenna at the front as mine will be rack mounted. I bought an extension cable and will be mounting to the rack ears.
As for your comments regarding stereo/ focus… you missed the fact that using focus you can pan audio to left on receiver pack and if you had another receiver pack you pan that to right and you end up with two different mixes from one transmitter. I hope that makes sense
How are you rack mounting your unit? I'm curious about it but I can't see any screw holes in any of the photos.
@@tanshaomala there are screw holes holding the case together that i used
That’s not how Focus mode works
Does it have a user mode for Frequency Tuning with 25khz increments? for frequency coordination...
Interesting.
How's the bass response tho ?
For a bassist like me, need to hear those low end freq.
Can this device can have individual volume per instrument without affecting the mixes of other recievers?
Each receiver requires one transmitter unless they are sharing the same frequency. If 2 receivers are on the same frequency they will get the exact same mix. The only way to achieve individual mixes is to have multiple outputs from your board going into multiple transmitters.
Does this system work with an analogue mixer at all? Cheers!
Yes it does! All you gotta do is plug the xlr into one of your channels on the board