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Comments about Nady Nady 351 Video Wireless Lavalier System, with 351VR Receiver, WLT 15 Lavalier Transmitter with WLT Lavalier Omni Condenser Mic & Audio Cable":
This product was great to use in a pinch
Comments about Nady Nady 351 Video Wireless Lavalier System, with 351VR Receiver, WLT 15 Lavalier Transmitter with WLT Lavalier Omni Condenser Mic & Audio Cable":
Hello, I need to recant a bad review I gave this when I bought it some time ago. I'm not too smart and very cheap. I don't like buying batteries and the batteries I first placed into the device were old. To say the least, it worked terribly. So, dummy me, I put it on the shelf and forgot about it. Today I happened to run accross it and thought I'd give it another try. I put FRESH BATTERIES into it and it WORKED FINE. Con: It doesn't give the impression that it's well made, but I'm not too tough on things, so I'm hoping it will give me a few years of good use. Go ahead and buy it.
Comments about Nady Nady 351 Video Wireless Lavalier System, with 351VR Receiver, WLT 15 Lavalier Transmitter with WLT Lavalier Omni Condenser Mic & Audio Cable":
Used it on the groom at wedding. Picked up everything: groom, bride, priest, vows - AND the choir nicely balanced in the background. Made the video hugely better and was very discrete; nobody noticed it. Wonderful addition to any camera that has external audio inputs (the only kind to buy).
Comments about Nady Nady 351 Video Wireless Lavalier System, with 351VR Receiver, WLT 15 Lavalier Transmitter with WLT Lavalier Omni Condenser Mic & Audio Cable":
Got the wrong frequency for our area the first time; Got all static and no voice when it counted - make sure to check the manufacturer's website for your location! Exchanged it (no questions asked) for the correct frequency and it worked fine for our next wedding video. Range and quality are not what you get with high end UHF systems but it provides good value for the money and the sound came through fine. We even had a few "outtake" sound bytes to chuckle about. I'll happily continue to use it in lieu of trying to justify an expensive UHF system.