NUX B-6 Saxophone Wireless System with Charging Case,Operation Range of 20 Meters,High-Resolution 24- bit/44.1kHz Audio,2.4GHz Wireless Saxophone Microphone

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The NUX B-6 wireless system allows the Saxophone players to move freely without worrying about stepping away too far from their microphone stand. With an operation range of 20 meters, the NUX B-6 wireless system for Saxophone can significantly improve your performance convenience. Before doing the gigs, I gave it a run-through in my studio. I worked with the EQ and different settings to see what sounded best with my soprano, tenor, and alto saxophones. I personally used this system for many hundred shows. It’s very compact and convenient but the construction is quite flimsy. My microphone arm had to be “pimped” very early on with lots of gaffer tape and some wire coat hangers to make it more sturdy on gigs. It’s definitely the most balanced, and it really surprised me with how good it actually sounds and its overall design.

I wasn’t sure how well this product would sound. I had the opportunity to try it out this weekend at two different gigs. This is a professional sound quality system and again very compact with the sender built into the microphone arm like the Samson design. The microphone on this system though is far superior giving a more dynamic mic, and clear, direct sound. In this article, we’ll provide an overview of the different types of wireless microphones available, and offer tips on how to choose the right system for your needs. We’ll also recommend some of our favourite systems for sax players. There is no compromises when it comes to audio quality. NUX B-6 delivers professional, high-resolution 24-bit/44.1kHz audio, and the frequency response range is 20Hz - 20kHz. My second event was an indoor gig. The mic worked flawlessly. I was able to interact with the crowd and play without a thought of the system. I was very pleased. The unit is light and secures to my horn well. I plugged the receiver directly into my Boss VE20 and also tried it directly into my Bose L1 Pro8. Both ways worked well.The NUX B-6 wireless system for Saxophones has three dedicated modes. Each mode comes with an optimal EQ curve for the Soprano Saxophone, the Alto Saxophone and the Tenor Saxophone. To switch among different modes, simply press the POWER/SCENE button on the transmitter. Storage Case that Charges

Some clip-on mics also give saxophone players the option of connecting to a standard microphone lead which can sometimes be really handy. Selecting a microphone that has poor audio quality. This can greatly impact the overall sound of your saxophone playing and can diminish the quality of your performance. Test different wireless saxophone microphones to find one that provides clear and crisp sound reproduction. The case should charge the system without having to press this button so I hope they fix that in a future version of this. Each person will need to choose their own channel that doesn’t conflict with another performer. This way, you don’t have to worry about the vocalist coming through your sax wireless system or vice versa. The NUX Wireless Mic System for Saxophone allows the Saxophone players to move freely without worrying about stepping away too far from their microphone stand. With an operation range of 20 metres, the NUX B-6 wireless system for Saxophone can significantly improve your performance convenience. Key Features: High-resolution Audio

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The other downside to the Cloud Vocal Prime is that while the mic itself is powered by a rechargeable lithium ion battery, the receiver needs to be plugged in which is an inconvenience, especially if you aren’t going to be using the built in effects. Kimafun The results were really surprising and I think you’re going to be very pleased when I tell you which one of these we found to be the clear winner. Samson Airline 77 : http://www.samsontech.com/samson/products/wireless-systems/airline-77/airline77wind/