Do cell phones interfere with wireless microphones? Measuring the effect.

[@RockinRamaley]

First class all the way. Best place to purchase microphones and support NLFX 👌🏻

[@KennethSchaffer]

Awesome video! If you're buying wireless from Ben, it comes with a part-time tech, Ben himself! The end of this video sums it up and I had first-hand experience with this, working in a Country Club near a cluster of radio and TV antennas. My fin antenna was TOO strong and pulling in the interference. Ben stayed with me on facebook messenger, troubleshooting in real time. He had me try a few things, including downgrading my antennas to quarter wave and that contained the signal to the room I was in and saved the day. Interference gone! Sometimes less is more, especially when you are near a TV station. Always be aware of your surroundings and keep Ben on speed dial! His helpful nature and wealth of knowledge alone is worth doing business with him!

[@benstowe7433]

Thank you!

[@lambruceco]

Thanks Ben, a great overview!

[@djryandelap]

Heeeey, there’s that real world experience right there 🤭 Great video, thank you for sharing this!

[@flyrobin2544]

When in doubt, I'll call NLFX Pro!

[@DjBustaBust]

This is awesome!!!!!

[@snickpickle]

"Giant walking bags of salt-water walking around"! Hahaha! I'll have to put that one into my personal repertoire! Very informative video! And my, how wireless technology as a whole, and wireless microphones specifically, have evolved into some terrific, reliable tools! I'm old enough to remember the UHF microphones that really lost the luster of the input signal (be they instrument or vocal applications). I still have them, but they are much more museum pieces at this point. Keep the great videos coming!

[@Nogi-aka-DJNugz]

That's incredible. Always the best insight on things Ben!

[@sullivan44]

Great video! Where do I get a spectrum analyzer like that?

[@BucaMambo]

Great video and great information, thank you for sharing. And, as always we all appreciate your generosity in sharing your knowledge with us.

[@cjriddick5180]

Thank You Ben! I have a little braodcast RF experience when people say cell phones interfere with UHF wireless mics I would listen but think that doesn't seem right.

[@Ziggy_v2]

So informative - I was always curious about that.

[@charismaeventproductions1445]

Great testing, thanks Ben!

[@briankelm]

Great video!! An all out investment for the future with spectrum analyzer and ADX transmitters!!!

[@briandjtex5475]

Good job Ben, on simplify the situation

[@MrNicknayme]

Great little video. Thanks.

[@CAPepin]

I always suspected water bags, thanks for sharing. 🤔

[@rushentertainment]

Great information Ben!!!!!

[@DjReeceVarnell]

Great info ben !

[@brendansmith]

Clap. Back.

[@traderpete007]

What Shure system is this and is it normal to have each mic on it’s on frequency set or is this just better reported with the Shure software where normally it’s just the receiver setting channels with in j1 or g1 etc?

[@Bertiemang]

Thank you!

[@cliffgillespie7679]

Thank you. Would outdoors cause a different problem in terms of drop-outs?

[@benstowe7433]

No. The only thing that is notably different outdoors is that you don't have a building structure to attenuate TV stations, so you are likely more vulnerable to that type of interference outside. However you are less likely to both benefit from reflections that you would have indoors and also to suffer from reflections that you would have indoors (multipath nulls).