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THE EVOLUTION OF WIRELESS MICS Sennheiser


As part of the Evolution BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON


Audio specialist Sennheiser has expanded its Evolution Wireless Digital family of radio mics. The new system includes handheld, bodypack and table stand transmitters, two two- channel receiver versions in a half-19in rack space as well as a four-channel Dante-enabled receiver. This is intended to simplify professional workfl ows by delivering a digital UHF system that can be scaled with ease.


Wireless Digital family, the EW-DX has been engineered to not generate any signifi cant intermodulation products. A simple press of a button is all that is needed for the Auto Scan function to automatically assign frequencies using an equidistant tuning grid that allows more channels to be packed into a given frequency window. In-device charging, 12-hour battery operation and switching bandwidth up to 88MHz are just a few more new features in the EW-DX. 8.D50


CONTENT SPECIALIST EMPOWERS BROADCAST AND SIGNAGE


Evoux BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON


 is welcoming a fi rsttime exhibitor to the show in Evoux, which markets a full range of automated solutions for broadcast TV and radio as well as a complete cloud-based digital signage. Ognyan Nedelchev, General Manager of Evoux, said: “We are proud to be exhibiting our products for the fi rst time at . ith more than  years of experience Evoux offers innovative tools designed with great attention to detail to empower customers to be more effi cient and competitive.”


EW-DX takes the complexities out of wireless


Evoux technology covers everything from organising content and automating the workfl ow to bringing content to life.


For example, Evoux TV offers


a complete broadcast automation solution working together with Playlist Manager, Media Manager and raffi c anager. etadata sharing between the modules allows for the fast creation of music, movies or thematic channels with rich CG and planning tools to help with the schedule preparation. The AdPlayer for radio allows


broadcasters to play out commercials intended for different regions. A Media Manager provides the tools for registering, managing and administrating the media library and playout. 8.F81


Debut: Evoux offers complete broadcast automation solutions


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