This innovative wireless microphone system works in both deregulated license free Ch 70 and licensable Ch 65 (you will need a Ch 38 license from Ofcom for Ch 65)

Up to 12 channels may be used at the same time

You will need a twin receiver and two transmitters (either hand-held or pocket transmitters with a microphone) to create a complete twin wireless microphone system

TXS-920 twin multifrequency wireless microphone receiver unit with UHF PLL technology

For use with TXS-900HSE and TXS-900HT wireless microphone transmitters only

• 2 frequency ranges (E band: 823-832 MHz – channel 38 license required and 863-865 MHz – license free)
• 442 selectable channels
• Intermodulation-free presets, 4 groups with 8 channels each
• 12 intermodulation-free channels max. can be used in parallel (autoscan)
• SYNC function for transmitting the selected frequency to pocket transmitter TXS-900HSE or hand-held microphone TXS-900HT via infrared signal
• Autoscan with intermodulation detection
• True diversity system with removable antennas (BNC connection)
• Pilot tone squelch
• Volume and squelch controls
• LCD for indicating group/channel, frequency, RF receiving level, AF audio level
• XLR output (balanced) and 6.3 mm output (unbalanced) for each channel, switchable mic/line
• 6.3 mm output for mixed signal (line)
• Receiver has robust metal housing
• Supplied with PSU for receiver
• 482 mm (19″) rack installation of receiver using supplied mounting brackets
• Audio frequency range: 80-18,000 Hz
• Channels: 2
• THD: < 1%
• Dynamic range: > 100 dB
• RF S/N ratio: > 100 dB
• Admissible ambient temperature: 0-40 °C
• Audio signal receiver: line: 75 mV, mic: 7 mV (jack, unbalanced) line: 150 mV, mic: 15 mV (XLR, balanced) 75 mV (mix)
• Width receiver: 420 mm
• Height receiver: 42 mm
• Depth receiver: 183 mm
• Weight receiver: 2.3 kg
• Connections receiver: 2 x XLR, balanced, 2 x 6.3 mm jack, unbalanced 1 x 6.3 mm jack, unbalanced (mix)

Wireless microphone transmitters will only work with their matching wireless microphone receivers from that manufacturers matching range of equipment. Digital wireless microphone transmitters and receivers are not compatible with or suitable for use as spare components in older analogue wireless microphone systems and vice-versa

Wireless microphone systems need to be connected to a public address PA sound system to work

All used and ex-display items are tried and tested before leaving our warehouse, but will have usage marks and some signs of wear – used, ex-display and clearance items include a 90 day return-to-base warranty.

See the ‘User Manuals’ tab on the left of this page – as manufacturers are making instruction sheets and user manuals available for download only and your purchase may not include a printed version

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This innovative wireless microphone system works in both deregulated license free Ch 70 and licensable Ch 65 (you will need a Ch 38 license from Ofcom for Ch 65)

Up to 12 channels may be used at the same time

You will need a receiver and either a hand-held or pocket transmitter with a microphone to create a complete wireless microphone system

TXS-900 single multifrequency wireless microphone receiver unit with UHF PLL technology

For use with TXS-900HSE and TXS-900HT wireless microphone transmitters only

• 2 frequency ranges (E band: 823-832 MHz – channel 38 license required and 863-865 MHz – license free)
• 442 selectable channels
• Intermodulation-free presets, 4 groups with 8 channels each
• 12 intermodulation-free channels max. can be used in parallel (autoscan)
• SYNC function for transmitting the selected frequency to pocket transmitter TXS-900HSE or hand-held microphone TXS-900HT via infrared signal
• Autoscan with intermodulation detection
• True diversity system with removable antennas (BNC connection)
• Pilot tone squelch
• Volume and squelch controls
• LCD for indicating group/channel, frequency, RF receiving level, AF audio level
• XLR output (balanced) and 6.3 mm output (unbalanced) for each channel, switchable mic/line
• 6.3 mm output for mixed signal (line)
• Receiver has obust metal housing
• Supplied with PSU for receiver
• 482 mm (19″) rack installation of receiver using supplied mounting brackets
• Audio frequency range: 80-18,000 Hz
• THD: < 1%
• Dynamic range: > 100 dB
• RF S/N ratio: > 100 dB
• Admissible ambient temperature: 0-40 °C
• Audio signal receiver: line: 75 mV, mic: 7 mV (jack, unbalanced) line: 150 mV, mic: 15 mV (XLR, balanced)
• Width receiver: 200 mm
• Height receiver: 42 mm
• Depth receiver: 183 mm
• Weight receiver: 1.1 kg
• Connections receiver: 1 x XLR, balanced, 1 x 6.3 mm jack, unbalanced

Wireless microphone transmitters will only work with their matching wireless microphone receivers from that manufacturers matching range of equipment. Digital wireless microphone transmitters and receivers are not compatible with or suitable for use as spare components in older analogue wireless microphone systems and vice-versa

Wireless microphone systems need to be connected to a public address PA sound system to work

See the ‘User Manuals’ tab on the left of this page – as manufacturers are making instruction sheets and user manuals available for download only and your purchase may not include a printed version

The post IMG Stageline TXS-900 Wireless Microphone Receiver appeared first on Sound Services.

This innovative wireless microphone system works in both deregulated license free Ch 70 and licensable Ch 65 (you will need a Ch 38 license from Ofcom for Ch 65)

Up to 12 channels may be used at the same time

You will need a twin receiver and two transmitters (either hand-held or pocket transmitters with a microphone) to create a complete twin wireless microphone system

TXS-920 twin multifrequency wireless microphone receiver unit with UHF PLL technology

For use with TXS-900HSE and TXS-900HT wireless microphone transmitters only

• 2 frequency ranges (E band: 823-832 MHz – channel 38 license required and 863-865 MHz – license free)
• 442 selectable channels
• Intermodulation-free presets, 4 groups with 8 channels each
• 12 intermodulation-free channels max. can be used in parallel (autoscan)
• SYNC function for transmitting the selected frequency to pocket transmitter TXS-900HSE or hand-held microphone TXS-900HT via infrared signal
• Autoscan with intermodulation detection
• True diversity system with removable antennas (BNC connection)
• Pilot tone squelch
• Volume and squelch controls
• LCD for indicating group/channel, frequency, RF receiving level, AF audio level
• XLR output (balanced) and 6.3 mm output (unbalanced) for each channel, switchable mic/line
• 6.3 mm output for mixed signal (line)
• Receiver has robust metal housing
• Supplied with PSU for receiver
• 482 mm (19″) rack installation of receiver using supplied mounting brackets
• Audio frequency range: 80-18,000 Hz
• Channels: 2
• THD: < 1%
• Dynamic range: > 100 dB
• RF S/N ratio: > 100 dB
• Admissible ambient temperature: 0-40 °C
• Audio signal receiver: line: 75 mV, mic: 7 mV (jack, unbalanced) line: 150 mV, mic: 15 mV (XLR, balanced) 75 mV (mix)
• Width receiver: 420 mm
• Height receiver: 42 mm
• Depth receiver: 183 mm
• Weight receiver: 2.3 kg
• Connections receiver: 2 x XLR, balanced, 2 x 6.3 mm jack, unbalanced 1 x 6.3 mm jack, unbalanced (mix)

Wireless microphone transmitters will only work with their matching wireless microphone receivers from that manufacturers matching range of equipment. Digital wireless microphone transmitters and receivers are not compatible with or suitable for use as spare components in older analogue wireless microphone systems and vice-versa

Wireless microphone systems need to be connected to a public address PA sound system to work

See the ‘User Manuals’ tab on the left of this page – as manufacturers are making instruction sheets and user manuals available for download only and your purchase may not include a printed version

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