Using a phantom-powered microphone like the Sennheiser MKH-416 with 2.4GHz wireless audio systems like the Hollyland Lark Max and the Rode Wireless GO II - see my viable solution involving the iRig Pre and find out why I didn't use the iRig Pre 2 or the Xvive P1 phantom power supplies.
UPDATE: In the video I refer to these wireless systems as 'bluetooth' wireless microphones. In fact they are not bluetooth-based protocols, even though they operate on the same frequencies as bluetooth. They are in fact separate digital protocol based systems, for the record!
For more information on modifying the iRig Pre see this video by Onelonedork from some years ago...
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...which was before when the iRig Pre 2 was available. The original iRig Pre can be bought from ebay sellers from £5 on up - so a very economical solution for all you fettlers out there.
Any questions? Put them in the comments and I'll answer in a future Q+A video. Cheers!
