Usually, with an RF handheld, the transmitter is in the mic. So, if you initially buy a system with a handheld, then you'll have to buy a beltpack when you eventually bought a headset/earset. Again, not knowing your situation, I can't pretend to make value-based judgements for you, so I'm just giving you any info I think might ne helpful. Maybe I'm saying too much?


Yes. Some folks prefer omni, and some uni. I prefer omni unless gain-before-feedback is an issue, because, when feedback is not an issue, the sound of an omni is more consistent, and more predictable.


Uni.

Usually, with an RF handheld, the transmitter is in the mic. So, if you initially buy a system with a handheld, then you'll have to buy a beltpack when you eventually bought a headset/earset. Again, not knowing your situation, I can't pretend to make value-based judgements for you, so I'm just giving you any info I think might ne helpful. Maybe I'm saying too much?
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Dan, you could never say too much for me. It's just that I ask too many questions.

Thanks so much. You have been a great help. Your advice will weigh heavily on my decision. I am not sure yet which way I will go. I am just going to have to study everything and go with I think will be the best for me. Even with all the great information I have received here, I am still not sure what the best choice for me is.

Decisions, decisions.....

Regan