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PRA Audio WiC Wireless

Hi all,

Wishing you all a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous 2017!

Side note... yesteday was my last day with PRA Audio. Next week will join another MI brand and start another chapter. I am sad to leave PRA but the new opportunity was very hard to pass up.

Regretfully I will not be at Winter NAMM. However if you are planning to attend please stop by PRA booth #1199 (Hall E) and take a look at some of the latest projects. For any PRA related business please contact Mark Krikorian at [email protected]

Happy New Year!

Pyotr Belov

I hate I didn't get to meet you. Good luck in your new endeavors. We will cross paths at some point I am certain.

B Easy
 
I think in going to keep it. Higher noise floor than I expected and the delay freaks me out while playing by myself. Makes my instruments feel mushy. I tried it with a group today and was able to deal with it.

Disclaimer! I spend a good chunk of every day intently focused on the fine details of instruments. I am hyper-aware of this stuff and it does matter to me.

Second disclaimer! I have not played through a wireless in at least fifteen years, and that was a Carvin bought used around 2000.
 
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Does anyone have experience using a Rock Stock Bright Switch to charge the WiC receiver and/or transmitter? I'm looking for a pedalboard-friendly charging option and the courtesy outlet on my power supply is currently being used for another power supply.

I did also find the Invalid Link Removed.

No... but thank you for the reminder for me to charge before tomorrow!
 
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They do seem a bit more susceptible to interference and line-of-sight issues than the Line 6 units I've used before. I had one gig where the DMX controller that the sound engineer was using was causing big dropouts. He relocated his unit to the other side of the stage an everything was fine. I'm willing to accept the trade-off due to the ease of use. Battery life has never been an issue and they are so small and easy to setup.