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Microphones
We currently have 2 shure radio mic's and are looking to buy some more radio mic's.
I have been looking at the MKD 900 's as a cheaper alturnative for shures.
This unit has one receiver that picks up 4 mics with seperate input to the desk.
As I have only had experience with the Shures we already have I was wondering if anyone has had anything to do with MKD mics and how they found them to mix and did there worship singer's like them to use.
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Try the freePORT
I haven't used MKD but as far as price/quality, try Sennheiser freePORT Wireless Vocal Set. It's a single mic/receiver package but it's priced great.
Nady also makes the 4-in-1 sets like the Nady 401X Quad WHT Hand-held VHF Wireless Microphone System. It rates good on Musiciansfriend.com but their Nady 401X Quad 3 Handheld Channels and 1 Headset Channel rates low. From what I've seen on Nady ratings, most are rated well but as far as wireless, a few of their components rate poor.