the t.bone free solo Paddle

So these paddle antenna are pretty good at what they do but if you compare them to a similar product from, say, Sennheiser, they are much bigger, cheap plastic and with T.Bone on the side in very large lettering. Now, if you're in a theatre where you can hide the paddles it's not too bad but in a church setting, they can be quite intrusive. The first thing I'd think about doing is using a sharpie to make them totally black as the wording is quite large.

Purchased the t.bone free solo paddle set to use with 4 Sennheiser EW300 Radio mics that we had been experiencing some RF issues with.
Install was straightforward and RF has been solid since.

Good frequency range.
Very fast delivery.

One downside: the fasteners are plastic (the thread is also made of plastic), but if used carefully then everything will be fine!

I bought it to work in the rental business in Kazakhstan and have never regretted it! Guys, take it easy!! Traps work with T.bone twin solo 600mhz radio microphones (I have 4 of them) and T. bone splitter perfectly, they penetrate the stadium!!!! The amplifier built into the trap has never even been turned on ... they do it perfectly! Now there are no problems with microphones at all !!!!! No interference! Good luck to all and summer cottages by the sea!!!

Good build quality for the price work well for live applications.

Works perfectly! Using it on 4x QLXD together with another system with 5x PSM900
No issues so far!

an unexpectedly good product, a little bit heavy