Senior Applications engineer, Don Boomer discusses how to pick the right antenna for wireless microphones and IEMs and answers your questions live on the air about solving RF issues and setups for mics and IEMs.

Continuing the conversation with one of the most sought-after subjects, Senior Applications Engineer Don Boomer unpacks the underlying causes of RF interference to tackle them head on.

Senior applications engineer Don Boomer delves into the critical subject of RF Spectrum Management. As the number of devices competing for limited spectrum increases, operating without a clear understanding is no longer viable in today's crowded RF environments.

Senior applications engineer, Don Boomer answers a new round of wireless questions and problems to solve, live on the air

Conquering a mountain of information about when and how to deploy a multi-zone antenna system, senior applications engineer, Don Boomer goes deep into the heart of how to be successful covering larger areas for wireless mics to roam. 

With a new array of questions and quandaries, Don runs a marathon Q&A session where no stone is left unturned. Of course if we somehow missed your question, feel free to email us at info@rfvenue.com

RF Venue’s senior applications engineer, Don Boomer discusses aiming antennas and demystifies your questions about placement and avoiding problems. 

Following the recent announcement of the new "invisible" CP Architectural Antenna™, RF Venue’s Senior Applications Engineer, Don Boomer will be discussing (CP) circularly polarized antennas and how they improve IEM performance.  

RF Venue’s senior applications engineer, Don Boomer breaks down why we use antenna distribution & antenna combiners as well as basic planning for antenna mounting and aiming.

With another new batch of questions to answer, Don breaks down some tricky RF myths and multiple head scratching concepts get simplified.

Don answers more burning RF questions from users in our new Live Q&A series in session #4.

You had questions, Don has answers. Continuing our new monthly Live Q&A series, Don runs through some thought provoking RF topics from users.

With a new round of questions to answer, Don presents briefly on the most important steps to take when troubleshooting setups

The RF Venue team is excited to announce our new monthly Q&A webinar series. RF Venue’s Senior Applications Engineer, Don Boomer answers your questions live on the air about solving RF issues and setups for mics and IEMs.

Whether your system has some issues or is working trouble-free, we will be presenting some simple tricks that will improve your system’s reliability and sound quality.

We will be taking a look at some major causes of wireless mic interference and how avoid them and how to make your systems more reliable by protecting against them.

An interactive discussion about how antenna placement affects wireless microphone and in ear monitor performance. Presenting different types of venues and discussing where antennas will be optimally placed depending on performance requirements.

After 10,000 wireless projects, we've seen it all. During the webinar, senior applications engineer Don Boomer reviews and addresses the top 10 most commonly asked questions from customers.

Identifying the most important steps for improving the reliability in your IEM systems. Discussing the common mistakes in setting up IEM'S and how to eliminate them.

Discussing the practical steps on how to improve the reliability of your wireless microphones and in-ear monitors through better antenna selection and placement.

A discussion on RF spectrum analysis with an overview of hardware products and software tools.

Do cables really matter? Coax cables are very important in making your wireless system work and the RF Venue team breaks it down. 

How to go about creating a link budget when you are putting together a system. Give your wireless system a fighting chance at staying on the air. 

 

Practical solutions for antenna placement and how to achieve the best performance with improved wireless reliability.   

Jason Glass from Clean Wireless Audio joins the RF Venue team to discuss Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS). 

Covering the main reasons why wireless mics drop out and the solutions that address them.