Accessories, NAB, Wireless
Lectrosonics QuadPack at NAB 2010
Captured during NAB 2010 in Las Vegas. Skylor Morgan of Trew Audio discusses Lectrosonics’ new QuadPack unit with Karl Winkler. Read full entry »
Wireless
Accessories, Miscellaneous, NAB, Wireless
JK Audio BlueDriver System at NAB 2010
Captured at NAB 2010 in Las Vegas, NV. Wayne of JK Audio explains the function of the BlueDriver bluetooth communication system. Read full entry »
Mixers, Wireless
2009 Highlights (yes, there were some)
As we looked back over 2009 we found several things to be happy about. NAB2009 brought out a few new
Articles, Miscellaneous, Production Stuff, Wireless
Local tv station chooses Trew to deliver multiple Lectrosonics wireless systems
WTVF Cameraman Nathan Sharkey and his newly outfitted camera Over the years WTVF–NewsChannel 5 in Nashville, Tennessee, has kept a
Accessories, Production Stuff, Recorders, Wireless
Let’s go to the hop, (oh baby)
I get asked more and more every day about camera hops –what’s available and what’s coming. It seems as though
Accessories, Miscellaneous, Production Life, Production Stuff, Recorders, Trew Corporate, Wireless
Trew Audio Toronto Workflow Sessions
This past June our Tyler Wade and his staff at the Trew Audio Toronto store hosted an evening of
Accessories, Microphones, Wireless
Lectrosonics D4. One transmitter, one receiver, four channels.
Lectrosonics has long owned a majority stake in the North American film and television audio market. Their Digital Hybrid wireless
NAB, Wireless
Zaxcom QRX100 at NAB 2009
Zaxcom founder and President, Glenn Sanders, gives Skylor a detailed description and demonstration of their newest product, the QRX100–a 4-channel
Accessories, Miscellaneous, NAB, Wireless
Lectrosonics’ new products for NAB 2009
Lectrosonic’s Gordon Moore describes and displays the new Octo Pack 8 Channel Wireless Receiver distribution unit, the HM plug-on transmitter
Accessories, General Techie Stuff, Wireless
Lectro line level input cable recommendation
While wireless microphone transmitters are normally thought of as being used with microphones, we often use them for line-level signals, such as when tapping into mixing board feeds or when using them as wireless “camera hops” to a camcorder. It has been determined that the previously recommended line input cable sometimes forced the transmitter limiters to work too soon and more often than Trew Audio recommends