The Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System features the FP5 portable diversity receiver, FP1 bodypack transmitter and WL 183 lavalier microphone. The Shure FP series provides professional, portable wireless operation in the 24MHz band, is easy to operate and affordable. The FP5 receiver features diversity reception, easy one-touch channel search and lightweight plastic housing.
Infrared sync provides quick and easy channel syncing between the FP5 receiver and FP1 bodypack. The FP1 bodypack is lightweight and features a TA4 (4-pin) input connection for compatible Shure lavalier microphones. An input gain control is featured for flexible input level adjustment. The FP5 receiver and FP1 bodypack is ruggedly built and powered on a pair of AA batteries.
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
The photo shows the antenna standing straight up and erect. Imagine trying to get a rubber band to stand erect. It's a floppy unattractive, curly,cheap mess. The point is they shouldn't lie about appearances. The photo is literally a lie . . . period !!! Also, the plastic casing is the cheapest plastic. Both feel like a kid's walkie-talkie. It's from Shure but it's made in Mexico. That's a fact. Overall . . . NO PRIDE IN THEIR PRODUCT . . . THEY HAD TO USE A DECEPTIVE PHOTO-LIE. Why ?
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
After trying to cut corners (and costs) with audio for video, this is my new go-to lav mic. The audio is super clear, even from far away, and the wide range of frequencies gives plenty of ways to avoid interference. Despite the extra hassle and set-up time of a wireless system, I'm using this for all my interviews. Being untethered also allows me more liberties when framing interviews, giving my videos a more dynamic look.
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
Another excellent product by Sure
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
I've been using the bodypack system for interviews and miking the groom at weddings and even though I've only used it a handful of times, I'm loving it!
It's supremely easy to use and set up-and the sound is great! It gets awesome reception with only small cuts if say your subject walks into another room.
Heck, I even got great sound while recording from my 2nd floor office to my downstairs living room! I was super impressed.
I love the simplicity-that there aren't a hundred dials and options-they just WORK. Period.
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
The photo shows the antenna standing straight up and erect. Imagine trying to get a rubber band to stand erect. It's a floppy unattractive, curly,cheap mess. The point is they shouldn't lie about appearances. The photo is literally a lie . . . period !!! Also, the plastic casing is the cheapest plastic. Both feel like a kid's walkie-talkie. It's from Shure but it's made in Mexico. That's a fact. Overall . . . NO PRIDE IN THEIR PRODUCT . . . THEY HAD TO USE A DECEPTIVE PHOTO-LIE. Why ?
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
After trying to cut corners (and costs) with audio for video, this is my new go-to lav mic. The audio is super clear, even from far away, and the wide range of frequencies gives plenty of ways to avoid interference. Despite the extra hassle and set-up time of a wireless system, I'm using this for all my interviews. Being untethered also allows me more liberties when framing interviews, giving my videos a more dynamic look.
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
Another excellent product by Sure
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Comments about Shure FP Wireless Bodypack System (G4 / 470 - 494MHz):
I've been using the bodypack system for interviews and miking the groom at weddings and even though I've only used it a handful of times, I'm loving it!
It's supremely easy to use and set up-and the sound is great! It gets awesome reception with only small cuts if say your subject walks into another room.
Heck, I even got great sound while recording from my 2nd floor office to my downstairs living room! I was super impressed.
I love the simplicity-that there aren't a hundred dials and options-they just WORK. Period.
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