"Dave Plowman" wrote in message
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In article ,
Kalman Rubinson wrote:
I said it could be included in an already self-powered speaker, itself
of not inconsequiential cost. If one has already invested the power
supply and amplifier, it was estimated that the receiver could be
added on for about $100. That was about 3 years ago.

OTOH, one might demand even higher quality in a mike feed than for a
surround channel speaker. I would.

Possibly. But radio mics are rarely used where the highest possible
quality is required, regardless of what some might believe.


They are in live and broadcast environments.
If you pay just short of 3 grand a set for them you get something that's
incredibly hard to differentiate from the same type of mic in a wired
version.

The quality and reliability of radio mics has improved immensly over the
last ten years.

Peter