TECHNOLOGY FOCUS WIRELESS SYSTEMS
With the Digital 9000 system, Sennheiser provides a solution for demanding
applications, such as multichannel broadcast and theatre production. After more than a decade of research and development, Digital 9000 offers
uncompressed digital audio transmission, free from intermodulation, with purity of sound and dynamics far ahead of analogue wireless transmission. Automatic safety and control functions make the digital system easy to set up and operate, while an intuitive user interface provides a clear, comprehensive system overview.
www.sennheiser.com
Shure’s Axient Wireless system is the perfect answer to the diminishing and unpredictable UHF radio spectrum. Shure claims Axient is the only system that is able to move to a clean frequency mid-show should interference occur. The Axient Spectrum Manager monitors all frequencies and ensures that only the cleanest frequencies are used. A 2.4GHz Showlink connection provides real-time communication with the transmitters enabling frequency changes as well as providing full remote control of transmitter gain, RF strength level, and RF mute status. Axient functions on proprietary, smart Lithium-Ion rechargeable batteries that show remaining power in hours/ minutes accurately to within 15
minutes. Axient systems also offer low noise floor, high transient response and an improved dynamic range.
www.axient.net
A recent addition to Sony’s 2.4GHz DWZ range of digital wireless solutions, the DWZ-B50GB is ideal for musicians on the hunt for a small to mid-size wireless audio system. Announced at Prolight + Sound this year, the DWZ-B50GB combines sound quality, stable transmission, performance and durability. The system features the series’ trademark 24-bit linear PCM digital
transmission for wide range audio, as well as two RF modes that use Sony’s data processing for reliable RF transmission and WiFi coexistence.
www.sony.co.uk
The Trantec S4.16RX2 Dual Channel Wireless Receiver is a
multifunctional system available in 16 selectable frequencies, which can run up to eight simultaneous channels. The S4.16RX2 couples efficiency and simplicity to ensure consistent performance. The dual receiver ultimately ensures double the performance without the doubling of size. The S4.16RX2 also permits two receivers to be conjoined offering four channels from a 1U space without the need for an ADU. The S4.16RX2 is available in the ‘Racked’n’Ready’ format, a compact system within one rack.
www.trantec.co.uk
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