the t.bone free solo HT 863 MHz

Received the T-bone mic today and was initially impressed by the weight in the case. although in an old school Shure radio mic case, it felt pretty solid.
After unpacking and connecting up, I have had a good play with all the features, and the amount of control given here is impressive. From altering the gain on the mic, to altering the power of the transmitter to balance battery saving with power to reach further away from the receiver (Speaking of which, with the receiver inside my dining room, with thick sandstone walls, I was able to go outside and at least 40 metres away with my back turned blocking the signal without any issue) .
The IR sync is quick and responsive, the auto channel search is again very quick at its job, and makes life very simple. All in all the receiver is an excellent piece of equipment and well worth the five stars.
However, the mic itself is not quite so deserving. Again it has a weighty, quality to it, and aside from the IR sync, has some manual buttons to alter frequencies etc yourself if you so wish. It feels like a solid build, and like it will take a few knocks if need be.
on testing with the Amp, the sound is well rounded and in need of very little tweeking. but then comes the sticking point. Handling noise! just lightly handling this mic produces quite a bit of noise, even after reducing the gain on the mic to the lowest setting.
I am quite physical with a mic on stage, swapping hands in the middle of songs via a short throw, clipping it in and out of a mic stand etc. So I'm unsure how well this mic is going to work out for me. I have used far inferior mics to this at an even more budget price that have little to no handling noise. Now it may be that this particular item has a fault on it for which I have already written to Thomann about, and should they reply and be able to resolve this issue, I will definitely be adding on a star or two to this review. The overall sound is excellent as is the ease of use and build of the receiver, but if the handling noise is a normal part of this mic then it may prove of limited use.

A l'exception de la capsule micro qui est de qualité moyenne, ce T.Bone free solo HT est vraiment très bon.
Très bonne transmission avec peu de bruit.
Très bonne qualité du boitier et présentation superbe du micro (métal).
Réglages nombreux et très faciles.
Ce système est comparable au Shure BLX24R qui est plus de 2 fois plus coûteux.
La capsule micro d'origine a un son manquant de clarté et est assez sujette au Larsen. Je l'ai facilement remplacée par une capsule clone de SM58 et alors ce système devient vraiment excellent !