Are alkaline batteries really the way to go?

[drummerboy_dave]

Are alkalines really the best way to go for powering cordless mics? What's your opinion? We have been using NiCad rechargeables for awhile now, but lately I've noticed a significant drop in the length of service they provide. Does anyone use the Lithium Ion rechargeable for their mics? I'm considering switching to them?

[RandyWayne]

I would use NiMH, not NiCad. They can store several times the charge.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by drummerboy_dave

Are alkalines really the best way to go for powering cordless mics? What's your opinion? We have been using NiCad rechargeables for awhile now, but lately I've noticed a significant drop in the length of service they provide. Does anyone use the Lithium Ion rechargeable for their mics? I'm considering switching to them?

There are certain non rechargable batteries that you want to use for a long event that draws a lot out of the mics.

But for a short event we use rechargables.

The best non-rechargables are the pro-cells
http://www.batteriesandbutter.com/pa...FcsZQgodFxZCCw

Rechargables eventually hold less and less charge over time