I use an Airline 77. It is a clip on with everything on the mic arm. No wires or side packs. Works really good.

Samson AirLine 77 UHF TD Wind Instrument Wireless Microphone System, Channel N1

Like Shannon said, the belt pack is on the goose-neck.

Looks like a good system. The reviews are favourable.

I have a couple of Samson hand-held's that have held up pretty good.

It really ain't that complicated, John. No electronics degree required.

Yeah, PP = phantom power. Sorry for the confusing shorthand.

Happy New Year!

JB

How is the Airline 77 for weight? It would seem that putting all that stuff into one package may be heavy.

John in Oregon

Just an FYI ..

I had used a couple different brands of wireless over the years

Right now, I'm using the audio Technica clip on mike,
but I went back to the wired version.

There are cons of wireless too ..

A little more setup on the receiver end .. And you had better always
bring extra batteries for the transmitter. Some times, I'd put in a fresh
battery at the start of a performance because batteries like to die right
in the middle of something important.

Some receivers required a wall-wart so that was another thing to mess with ..
power outlet, extension chord. If you have a PP powered receiver, that's great!

And I have had interference with other people's wirelesses on rare occasion.

The nice thing about a cord is the simplicity and reliability.

Just thought I'd throw that in ..

Happy New Year guys!

--BN

Got to agree with you there, Big.

I'd rather get a little bit tangled up in mic & instrument cords than have silence that I don't know how to fix.

JB