i use a corded mic sinn 835 and 945 i like the 945 it allows me to not have the low humm feed back and crystal clear 835 good as well a little muddyer I have sure bata 58 wireless and compaired to sinn is better i would like to check out the new sure mic ksm series mic I look like a winner

When I occasionally have need for a wireless, I have a Samson system that includes a small module that you plug into any mic and it transmit the signal to the receiver. The Senn 945 is a fantastic mic!

Hey Gary, Ive used the Audio Tachnica Pro8-Hex for several years. I have two in case one decides to stop working. My first one did exactly that after about 7 years. The new ones have been going strong for about 8 years. Felt like I was a new man after chucking the boom and going with the headset. All my recordings are made with that mike and I use it all the time when performing. Only place I don't use it is in church. I sing a lot of harmony and have to back of the mike a lot. That is the only negative I've experienced with the headset mike. I love the freedom it allows when I'm on keyboards.

God Bless,
Don

Another question:

What is the advantage( or not) of Digital?

Deane

The big advantage of digital is that it can be used with wireless transmissions to provide faster and cleaner sound transmission, however, the digital signal must be converted back to analog in order to be heard. Most of the time the conversion to analog is fairly clean, but not always.

Gary

If you are on a budget than buy digital. And if you want to spend $3000 and up than it doesn't really matter

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I've been told that all the Senns are Analog and Shure is Digital. Don't know if that is a fact. One person told me the digital is much easier to setup on a gig. I have no clue about that. Perhaps someone here can jump in and explain the differences.

Deane

Both companies have digital and analog.
If you get GLXD from Shure you will not go wrong. I have one and use it when I have to play accordion wireless. Shure comes with really goos battery that can last 16 hours. And you recharge it. Very easy to use.
I also have Sennheiser D1 that I use for my singing when I have too. I use E965 head it is an excellent mic.

This Sennheiser is more money than Glxd. They are all pretty easy to use and whichever you get you will not go wrong.

Got a Senn E865 wireless and I absolutely love it!
Have a 945 head for it as well for venues where I think i need dynamic more than a condenser.

I like Shure too, but somehow i feel justified paying more for my Senn. Its an excellent mic.