I'm looking at a couple of Nady wireless guitar system... anybody used one? any good? do they pick up much interfernce, what's their range, etc.? I had one of the original Samson models in the mid 80's and had some latency issues. How do the modern units hold up? At church where I'd be using this system we have a LOT of wireless (6 Shure in-ear monitors, 6-Sennheiser mics, and a coulple of other wireless things)... any know issues or problems?
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Not a wireless guy, but considering the low quality of other things that Nady and Samson put their name on these days, I'd wager that their wireless products are shit, too.
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Buy cheap = get cheap.
Like anyone else, the low end stuff is crap, the high end stuff is good.
If you get one, stay well away from the $99 specials, regardless of the name. If you're not spending $250 or so, you'll probably hate it.
Get UHF, not VHF. Get true diversity, dual antenna/dual receiver.
I've heard very good thngs about the AKG Airline.
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