UHF bodypack wireless microphone with headset and lavalier, half-rack receiver - DEFINITIVE AUDIO TD 100 PT

The Definitive Audio TD 100 PT UHF wireless microphone system combines a bodypack transmitter with lavalier and headworn microphones and a True Diversity 19" 1U half-rack receiver that noticeably improves reception quality during use. The PLL synthesis receiver provides a colour LCD display and control buttons for management and required settings; operation spans 580 to 608 MHz. TD 100 PT delivers remarkable sound performance with clear, crisp, precise audio.

The bodypack radio microphone (lavalier plus headband) and UHF True Diversity receiver use a PLL phase-locked circuit for stable characteristics and low harmonic radiation. Maximum transmission power is 13 dBm (depending on regions); transmitter power reaches up to 30 mW. A built-in antenna distribution system effectively reduces mutual interference of antenna radiation. Frequency grouping offers multiple preset groups compatible with the operating frequency; switching band up to 50 MHz supports up to 2000 frequencies (depending on regions). The receiver uses a 1U half-rack chassis with included rack mounting ears; two separate antennas improve reception. Outputs include balanced XLR and balanced mix OUT on jack. ACT carries out wireless transmitter synchronization via the infrared interface. The colour transmitter display allows adjustable secondary display background colour matched to the receiver display. Descriptive flat frequency response runs 50 Hz to 16 kHz; an adjustable 7-band equalization processor is onboard.

User benefits: True Diversity receiver, stable reception through the PLL phase-locked loop, bandwidth up to 50 MHz for up to 2000 switchable frequencies, adjustable 7-band equalization processor, transmitter power up to 30 mW. Areas of use: live events and shows, conferences and presentations, broadcast, institutional environments, teaching and training, DJ. Bodypack transmitter with colour-type LCD display; receiver oscillation mode PLL Phase-Locked Loop synthesis.