IN EAR MONITORING MEI100G2 SERIES


IN-EAR MONITORING SYSTEMMEI100G2 NEW!


The LD Systems MEI 100 G2 is an advanced LICENSE FREE 96 channel UHF in-ear monitoring system delivering outstanding sound with extended dynamics in both the 823 – 832 and 863 – 865 MHz bands.


Switchable mono and stereo modes select the perfect monitoring setting for live music, theatre and voice applications while an input limiter has been integrated for consistent, distortion-free sound reproduction from 80 Hz – 15 kHz with a high S/N ratio and low THD. Both transmitter and receiver feature multifunction displays providing all the important system data. Operation time exceeds 10h with high quality batteries. The MEI 100 G2 package includes high quality earphones, a 19“ rackmount kit and a rugged ABS plastic carrying case.


SPECIFICATIONS MEI100G2 T TRANSMITTER Model name:


LDMEI100G2T


Frequency range: RF output power:


Gain adjustment range: Max. audio input level: Front panel controls: Rear panel controls: Input:


Power requirements:


823 – 832 and 863 – 865 MHz 10 mW + 20 dB + 14 dBu


Power, set, up & down, headphone vol. control Input level left/right, stereo/mono switch 2 x XLR / 6.3 mm combo balanced


Dimensions (W x H x D): 212 mm x 90 mm x 38 mm Weight:


1 kg 12 V to 18 V at 300 mA, external power supply


SPECIFICATIONS MEI100G2 BPR RECEIVER Model name:


Frequency range: S/N ratio: THD:


Audio output level: Audio range:


Dynamic range:


Dimensions (W x H x D): Weight:


Power requirements: Battery life:


LDMEI100G2BPR


823 – 832 and 863 – 865 MHz > 95 dB < 1 %


100 mW


80 Hz - 15 kHz +/- 3 dB > 90 dB, A-weighted


95 mm x 65 mm x 25 mm 100 g


2 x 1.5 V AA batteries > 10 hours


110


111


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