u/IdahoDuncan

I’ve using a Rolls PM351 for vocal and bass in ear monitor for about a year now and it’s been great. Until….yesterday I played a party out in the country and the mic line picked up AM radio station so strong that I couldn’t use it. The instrument line was usable but the radio was there to, just much weaker. I had to unplug the mic entirely from our PA or it would broadcast into our PA

Is there thing I can do too fix this when it happens?

Thanks for any help!

I have a wired IEM set up. I use a Rolls PM 55 personal monitor station. I send my bass guitar an vocal through it and plug in some In Ears. I want to make this into a wireless rig, any advice on a “not too expensive “ set up?

I have a wired IEM set up. I use a Rolls PM 55 personal monitor station. I send my bass guitar an vocal through it and plug in some In Ears. I want to make this into a wireless rig, any advice on a “not too expensive “ set up?

Question is in the tittle.

Question is in the tittle.

Watched it with my wife and we loved it. I really hope season 3 happens

For a simple live sound setup, with guitar, bass and drums plus vocals, where only the vocals go through the main speakers what is a reasonable area in front of the band to targets for a “good mix and volume”?

How do you get the best mix in a well defined area and how big should it be?

We have basically a sound check to get this close to right and we can make some adjustments between sets.