[HANASHIR:9896] Re: microphones

[Andy Curry <acurry...>]

Depends on what you mean by "non [sic] too expensive".

I was cantoring erev Rosh Hashana in Columbia, MO.  The congregation/Hillel
there uses a church on the HH aravim services because their sanctuary is
too small.  Unfortunately, no one had the key to the room with the PA
mixer, so we were without amplification.  I just happened to have a
microphone and my Fender Acoustasonic 30 amp with me, so that little amp,
of necessity, served as our PA.  Even in a big room with 300-400 people, it
did the job, and people said it sounded fine.

The amp is designed for acoustic guitar, but it also has a microphone
input.  30 watts into one 8" speaker with a piezo tweeter, light enough to
be carried in one hand, and tilts back if desired.  $310 new.
At 03:31 PM 9/20/01 EDT, you wrote:
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>In a message dated 9/20/01 2:59:52 AM, hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org writes:
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><< I use a wireless headset microphone  >> Does this mean you hook into the 
>school system when you wear it? Is there a small, decent, non too expensive, 
>unit that would be practical for outside events, letâ??s say at peopleâ??s
homes 
>(with lots of carpeting and low ceilings) or other facilities that are not 
>equipped for sound. Just wondering. Ln
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