Need a solution to having music in another room (different floor)

[BillESC]

Alan,

Just be sure your Unipak transmitters are set to 30mW high output.

[JTizzle]

Have done the same as Bill...worked great!

[bill_smith]

Thanx, that blows.

As I see it, your only two options left are to try to transmit wirelessly as described above, or run a lot of XLR cable.

Bill Smith - No there is not a house system. Actually the extra room is in part of the museum (kinda wierd).

Bill Cronheim - I have the ATW 2000 series that I have used like that but I was real skeptical of using it through a wall. I think I need to go to the venue Monday and try it out.

Rusty & Steve - Thanks. I might have to go that route if I can't get the Audio Technica to work.

[smedenver]

Thanks for all the input. I will let you know what I have to do. I am going to do a trial run Monday.

[unlimitedsounds]

I did an event a few weeks ago with a SURE MIC with body pack and cable. I plugged the body pack into another mixer and used the RECORD outs of my main mixer (so I could control the volume since my mixer doesnt have a booth control). then I put the received outside on the patio at the venue. I used a powered speaker that I connected the receiver to. Worked great!!

[Hits]

I also endorse the A.T. Wireless body pack idea. Run from your booth out on your mixer. Works like a charm for me all the time!

[aatsaa]

Alan:

How did the test go?

Andy

[NickyB]

The majority of wireless mic rigs for DJ use will only transmit 300 ft or so and some will suffer from delay. I highly recommend you look into something a little
higher powered if you need to go through walls and beyond 300 ft. That DAGCO system looks intriguing .... I think I'll check it out.

[smedenver]

Andy,

Test went pretty well. The museum was nuts that day (found out it was the monthly free day) so I didn't get to play around as much as I wanted. I am going to get there an extra two hours early Sunday have a couple ideas to play with. Will fill you in on Monday.