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[Nitai Lev Oren]

does anyone know this company "acemic"?

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Edited by Nitai Lev Oren, 18 May 2016 - 04:05 PM.

[JD Hartman]

Wireless microphone transmitter or something else?

[Landon D. Parks]

Acemic is a manufacturer of microphone products, namely wireless microphones for instruments. When I ran a theatre company back several years ago we had fifteen of that brand of mic to mic the orchestra. I'm no audio engineer, but they quality sucked. They are basically a cheap Chinese product that is shoddy at best.

 

If you're looking for lower cost RF mics then I'd suggest looking at the lower end models from Audio Technica - we used a rack setup of 24 audio technica units and never had any trouble with them, and they sounded great.

Edited by Landon D. Parks, 18 May 2016 - 07:54 PM.

[Tyler Purcell]

The images pictured are knock-off chinese Sennheiser EW100's. Them pesky chinese guys, trying to copy good products so people might mistake them as being good.

[Landon D. Parks]

As Tyler said, these are cheap knockoffs. Having used that brand of wireless before, I can tell you they are cheap plastic, poorly ripped-off design, and the quality is severely lacking. When it comes to RF, I'd say never go below Audio Technica in price range - it just isn't worth the headache. 

Edited by Landon D. Parks, 18 May 2016 - 11:05 PM.

[Nitai Lev Oren]

because one senizer G3 wireless cost like 800 $ this is a lot money I need something at a lower price

so I bought zoom H1 and added neck mic but I can't monitor the sound this is a drag.

you know something in a lower budget range but also quality wireless mic?

[Brian Drysdale]

Try looking at used units made by a quality manufacturer. These things can last for many years.

[Landon D. Parks]

As mentioned above, audio technica brand is the lowest I would go for quality. Below that you are in Pyle and cheap knockoff land.

A good AT receiver/trans can run upwards of 200 to 800 depending on what you need. Best to research them.