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broadband or wireless mics - let's see....

I am sure that the fellow from Shure did not intend to
sound like a horse's ass but to express concern over the
white spaces as it would impact the performance of his
company's wireless microphones is almost beyond belief.
This spectrum has been in use across the country for more
than half a century by broadcasters with megawatt
transmitters and Shure's engineers have not figured out a
way to avoid interference? And the real culprits over the
past 25 years have been leaky computer devices with ever
decreasing wave lengths and poor shielding. Time for
Shure to hire some new engineers away from Cisco-
Lynksys.

Posted by: zeebruce   Posted on: 11/05/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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