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[Jason Glass]

SKP-100 G3 does not supply phantom.
SKP-300 G3 will supply phantom.

OK, back to the subject at hand.  Bill is correct.  http://en-us.sennheiser.com/plug-on-transmitter-wired-wireless-microphone-skp-300

If you'd like to stay with Sennheiser products and require 48V phantom power, these models will also do it, albeit at higher cost:
http://en-us.sennheiser.com/wireless-microphone-plug-on-transmitter-skp-2000
http://en-us.sennheiser.com/wireless-microphone-live-audio-plug-on-transmitter-skp-3000

If you're already equipped with Shure UR receivers, you can use this, which will do switchable +12VDC or +48VDC phantom:
http://www.shure.com/americas/products/wireless-systems/uhfr-systems/ur3-plug-on-wireless-microphone-transmitter

[Thomas Le]

Recently came across the Alesis Miclink Wireless... which converts any xlr based dynamic mic into wireless.  Very reasonably priced - about £60 in the UK - but I have no idea what they sound like.  Anyone got any experience of these? Do they colour the sound?  Introduce latency?  etc etc?

Here's a link to the Alesis page:
https://www.alesis.com/miclink-wireless

Strange that the output is a jack socket instead of xlr?

Many thanks.
Kev

What do you need to send out wirelessly? If its outputs, try an IEM system. If its inputs, probably your favorite mic brand has a wireless option available.

Either way, don't skimp on wireless.

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