Would you please tell me, what difference between: GTD Audio G-733H and GTD Audio G-788H
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I have owned the G-788H for a year now as a DJ and it is diffrent from the G-733H in that the G-788H uses 4 antennas (two for each channel) one to send amd one for return. This reduces noise and is more reliable and it works great. Also the G-788H has the anntenas mount on the back side of the unit so if you rack mount you will have to take that into consideration. I think for the money these mic systems are fantastic and the vocal range and clearity have been superb.
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GTD-788 antennas in rear /G-733 Ant. in front . We have the 788 . It sits under our monitor. Be sure and get the G-733 body pack with the system . It works really well. It is a great lapel mike .
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I have never own a 733 but I have the 788. It not bad. I think it should not much of a difference. Just go to youtube and check it out.
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I own the g-788H we use with our DJ business and system works and sounds great. The G-733H appears to have only 2 antennas mounted upfront. the g 733h is cheaper? Normally you get what you pay for. Hope this helps a bit. Terry
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Months ago a customer posted a critical observation that the G-733 was not a "true diversity" system, meaning...no test condition could get it to switch from antenna A to antenna B. We confirmed this. In contrast, the 788's performance confirms that it is a "true diversity" system. The few extra bucks are well spent for the 788...when it's available. We've used many of this model, and as many reviewers have noted, there really isn't anything else out there close to this cost that matches flexibility & performance.
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the coverage and Reliability. before i got i did some research and i found this lynk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rj5A7gvqcXo check his videos!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks
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Hi my name is Ray K. I don't really know much about the different between the two but I own G-788H and I love it. It have a great reception and nice and clear sound.
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Check HP store on line to compare. Significant diffs are 2 speakers on g010nr Batteries in g010nr - rear 8.0 MP camera on g010nr
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Thanks Brent...The only big differences I could tell were some of the extras in the packaging and differences in the ear cuff construction.But they seemed to be the same setup otherwise.I went ahead and bought the 428s since, like you mentioned, they were at a price I couldn't pass up.Thanks for the assist!
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Of course they are different, hence the reason they have different model numbers. Lucky you, they gave you a wireless card with Bluetooth v3.0. It isn't a/g/n, only n.
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For future purchasers there's one other difference not yet listed, which is there is no Audio Out port (R W composite) on the v675. The v673 has both an AV Out (RWY) and Audio Out (RW) composite ports.
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You may research the actual models on LG website or YouTube how to distinguish the differences. LG TONE+ (name) HBS 730 is a version. I hope this helps too.
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I would say yes because the GTD Audio Body Pack for G787 and G733 receivers works with the G788H receiver. If all these receivers use the same Audio Body Packs, then they must also use the same mic.
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This is used with GTD Audio G-787H UHF Diversity Wireless Microphone System or GTD Audio G-788H 2x800 Channel Diversity UHF Wireless microphone mic system base.This is not a stand-alone unit, only a replacement microphone/transmitter.The system is a tad pricey (not for the sound or what you get) but the great thing about this versus other systems, is that you can buy these spare mics and if one of your mics has an issue, you can replace it for $35 instead of replacing the whole system. This is used with GTD Audio G-787H UHF Diversity Wireless Microphone System or GTD Audio G-788H 2x800 Channel Diversity UHF Wireless microphone mic system base.This is not a stand-alone unit, only a replacement microphone/transmitter.The system is a tad pricey (not for the sound or what you get) but the great thing about this versus other systems, is that you can buy these spare mics and if one of your mics has an issue, you can replace it for $35 instead of... » Read More This is used with GTD Audio G-787H UHF Diversity Wireless Microphone System or GTD Audio G-788H 2x800 Channel Diversity UHF Wireless microphone mic system base.This is not a stand-alone unit, only a replacement microphone/transmitter.The system is a tad pricey (not for the sound or what you get) but the great thing about this versus other systems, is that you can buy these spare mics and if one of your mics has an issue, you can replace it for $35 instead of replacing the whole system. « Show Less
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I am not sure, I have the G733 Series and it works for my system. If the instruction state that it works for the 788 series, I believe it will work, especially if it is a GTD product. Hope this is helpful.
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One is a newer release of the olderversion. I couldn't firgure out the changes. The older was a lot cheaper. I bought it and love it. Of course I've got a great Yamaha receiver.
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I think the tsi is newer but when I called they said the sound difference is negligible and my stereo is legit and sounds aweaone. Call polk audio they will give you ab honest answer
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For those who have the 701 already but are thinging about 702. I'd say don't bother. Not an upgrade, at best your moving laterally. Save up a bit longer make a jump to something lme the Audeze lcd 2. That's a very nice upgrade. Save longer jump to lcd 3 now that's not big its huge. But now your looking at Sennheiser hd 800 territory. Nw were talking true audio bliss.
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If I understand the question correctly, this means that the 673 only has speaker outputs. The main difference between the 673 and 773 is that the 773 has pre-amp outputs AND speaker outputs for each channel. So, with 773 you can use your own power amps if desired and just use the the 773 as a pre-amp. This allows more flexibility with Zone 2 since you could run an RCA cord to another receiver or amplifier and use that sep volume control for more speakers. With 673 all you can do is hook up a set of speakers to Zone 2 and control with the 673 volume control. I have the 773 and I use the pre-amp outputs for zone 2 to run another receiver in my kitchen that drives 2 sets of speakers (one for my kitchen and one on my deck). I also have a separate power amp in the living room so my L/R main theater speakers push much more power. With 773, you could also use BOTH the speaker outputs and the pre-amp output for Zone 2 and actually run 4-6 additional speakers pretty easily (1-2 sets off an amp or receiver on the pre-amp outputs and 1 set on the speaker outputs.) The 773 just allows more flexibility for hook ups if you have additional gear you want to use. I think it's worth the additional cost, but I wouldn't pay more than $100 extra for 773. Current lowest price I have found for 773 is @$440 or so.
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my understanding is that this is the newer version and has a built in preamp. I would compare the specs at the Winegard web site or perhaps solidsignal.com
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If you have a volume and mute control plus the end of yours has a Y at the end with one 3.5 plug for stereo sound, and one 3.5mm plug for Microphone, then you probably have the GE model 98970 (I have both models), because that one lacks the other cables, it was sold mostly as a PC headset (most laptops or desktop have separate jack for Microphone). My personal preference is this one 95432 because it has a cable that works on most cell phones (or mp3 players) with a single 3.5mm jack for both stereo sound and microphone, and it has the adapter cables for 2.5mm jack (used on some phones), and it has the single 3.5 Y cable to attach to a PC with separate Microphone jack, but it does not have a volume/mute control. Both models have a single cord from the left side which is where the removable microphone plugs in also (the right sound cable goes thru the foldable part of the headset).
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Sorry, I don't know the difference in the models, but they do sound very similar in the description.
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I do not know, but in my research I found that the 788 series has body packs that look the same but the back-lighting on the display is blue where these are green. The same is with the handhelds. I do know that they operate in the same frequency range though.