Shure ULXD4Q - After Gig

[@mashzmash]

Everything should just come with powercon in this industry!

[@thesoundcouple]

It would appear that it's slowly heading that direction...we have enough gear on it that we would be up a creek if they were left behind.

[@johnmcquay82]

There's some really great equipment out there; Shure and Sennheiser are definitely the go-to's. A new wireless mic system is on the shopping list; along with a lot of other things. I'm looking at wireless IEMs too. They're very expensive over here though, so I'm holding off on that as long as I can.

[@thesoundcouple]

Good question...will IEM's fall on us to provide like a wedge? I see the transition but not sure how far I would be willing to go. We started down that path but provide no wireless options at this point.

[@johnmcquay82]

​@@thesoundcouple I'm not sure how far down the rabbit hole I want to go; I've done a little more digging since leaving my last comment. I think I'll stick to the Behringer clip-on units a while longer.

[@DeanKWilson]

Very helpful information. Quite a bit more expensive than most of the wireless mics sold. But, obviously worth it.

[@thesoundcouple]

We have been extremely happy with this purchase. Even though most gigs all the people singing don’t need the flexibility of a wireless, it makes the set up go so much quicker, as well as making the stage look cleaner and less cables to roll up in the end! Also, glad we bought them when we did as it would be harder now to buy them with the price increases!

[@Billsoundmaster]

I know this is an old video, you may have found a solution to the wall wart issue. You can try using 2 zip ties in an x around the wall wart then attached to the power conditioner. Or power strip.

[@thesoundcouple]

Thanks! That is a great suggestion to try!

[@czedy3845]

now i found the vdeo sir🙂

[@chemad55tv61]

Should get a bigger case

[@thesoundcouple]

Thanks. If you’ve seen our gig pack, this is just the right size!