GUITARIST MICHAEL WILTON RELIES ON THE SABINE 2.4 GHz WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM

Michael Wilton, lead guitarist for the bands Queensryche and Soulbender, relies on the Sabine SWM7000 2.4 GHz Smart Spectrum wireless guitar system. Wilton has tried other wireless microphone systems in the past, but only the Sabine 2.4 GHz gives him the seamless sound he desires.

“The Sabine wireless is reliable and never dropped out once,” says Wilton. “Other members of the band use other people’s expensive wireless systems that always drop out. In the future, I’m going to get our lead singer, Geoff Tate, a Sabine handheld wireless.”

“The sound quality of the Sabine wireless is extremely good for the guitar,” asserts Wilton. “It works really well for live sound.” The SWM7000 series utilizes a new scheme for transmission and reception that provides flat response from 20 Hz to 20 KHz — ideal for use with both musical instruments and voice.

With the release of Queensryche’s album “Art of Live”, Queensryche is gearing up for their US Tour beginning in October. This tour will feature performances of the legendary album “Operation: Mindcrime.”

The SWM7000 2.4 GHz wireless mic system can withstand the rigors of touring. All transmitters are aluminum and built for heavy-duty applications, with controls hidden behind security covers. The on/off switch on the beltpack transmitter is programmable, and the antenna is hard rubber and built into the case, making it almost impossible to break. “The Sabine wireless beltpack is solid, whereas some of the others on the market today are plastic and fatigue after just a few weeks,” states Wilton.

The SWM7000 Series incorporates Sabine’s Smart Spectrum® technology — a breakthrough in RF technology that allows up to 70 simultaneous wireless systems to operate with maximum fidelity. And Sabine’s 2.4 GHz systems will co-exist with any existing UHF or VHF system without interference.

SWM7000 wireless microphone systems are available in one- or two-channel models, with a choice of Audix OM3 or OM5 dynamic capsules or Voice Technologies condenser capsule for the handheld transmitter, or lavalier, headworn or instrument pickup input for the beltpack transmitter.

For more information about the Sabine SWM7000 2.4 GHz Smart Spectrum® wireless system and other Sabine products, please visit www.sabine.com.