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WIRELESS IFB/ Ear Monitoring
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Clearcom
TR-50 Talent Receiver
Amplified
single-channel talent receiver connects to the
program-interrupt controller with standard
microphone cable. Features "mini" earphone jack.
Also useful for listen-only use with party-line
intercom systems. |
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Clearcom
TR-532
Stereo/Split-Feed Talent Receiver
Beltpack receiver accepts both interrupt and
non-interrupt program signals on a single, standard
mic cable, and outputs them to a sportscaster
headset or stereo earphones. The interrupt signal
goes to one ear, and non-interrupt to the other. The
headset's mic output is routed to a 3-pin connector
for "on-air" use. Individual volume controls, stereo
headphone jack, and 6-pin male headset connector. |
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Clearcom
UPX-10
For IFB/talent
cueing, intercom listen-only monitoring, and other
audio-monitoring applications. Consists of the
UPX-10 single-rack-space base-station transmitter
and the RCV-2 portable beltpack receiver.
Transmitter is compatible with any Clear-Com
intercom or IFB system. Receivers are switchable
between two channels.
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Comtek
AP-230 Auto-Prompter Kit
For use with miniature tape recorders, dat
recorders, or MP-3 players for discrete cueing
applications. Allows the user to listen to
prerecorded cues when giving speeches or
presentations. May also be used with all COMTEK
personal receivers. |
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Comtek
BST-25/216 Base Station
The BST-25/216 MHz is a professional quality,
auxiliary base station transmitter designed to
operate with the PR-216 synthesized receiver in the
newly assigned 216-217 MHz band under Part 95 of the
FCC regulations.
The BST-25/216 MHz transmitter incorporates the
latest digital and analog technologies to produce
low residual noise, wide dynamic range, and extended
frequency response rendering the most natural sound
possible from a wireless system.
This transmitter may be used for personal cueing,
for tour guide applications, language
interpretation, and for assistive listening
applications. |
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Comtek
M-216 Transmitter
The M-216 wireless microphone transmitter offers the
ultimate performance and versatility for assistive
listening, language interpretation, tour guide
presentations, personal cueing, and for other
personal remote transmission situations. For use
with the PR-216 synthesized receiver.
The M-216 incorporates the latest digital and analog
technologies to produce low residual noise, wide
dynamic range, and extended frequency response
rendering the most natural sound possible from a
wireless microphone.
The transmitter's microcontroller automatically sets
the modulation deviation, companding or non-companding
audio processing, and the EQ when corresponding
channels are selected. Because of this comprehensive
feature, this versatile transmitter can transmit on
19 high fidelity channels and 38 standard channels
ensuring compatibility with receivers conforming to
regulations regarding Low Power Radio Service (LPRS)
transmissions in the 216-217 MHz band under Part 95
of the FCC regulations |
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Comtek
M-216 Option P7 Transmitter
The Option P7 transmitter with a rugged, short whip
antenna (6") offers increased range and is ideal for
location sound applications for director and crew
audio feed. Use with the PR-216 headphone receiver
for a reliable way to provide a great sounding
confidence audio channel. Built with performance in
mind, the M-216 Option P7 provides the quality and
dependability required by top sound mixers! |
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Comtek
M-72 Transmitter
The M-72
wireless microphone transmitter meets the highest
professional standards; yet because of its unique
design, it offers operational success to even the
nonprofessional user. When used with COMTEK
receivers, the M-72 transmitter reproduces the
microphone's quality with indistinguishable
difference. The wide dynamic range of this
transmitter is made possible because of its unique
soft compressor system which, along with very linear
modulation characteristics and low residual FM
noise, gives the most natural sound possible from a
wireless microphone. To add to its versatility, the
M-72 transmitter is available with either a
companded (Type C) or non-companded (Type L) audio
system for use with any COMTEK receiver. Also, the
M-72 will phantom power all types of electret
condenser microphones or operate with dynamic
microphones.
The M-72 transmitter has an LED indicator to monitor
RF output and battery condition. A microphone
sensitivity adjustment is provided to optimize the
signal-to-noise ratio for different applications.
The M-72 transmitter utilizes a body induction
antenna system. Only the microphone cord extends
from the transmitter package enabling the
transmitter to have a more uniform radiation pattern
when the unit is placed on the body or held in the
hand. A slide-open battery compartment makes
changing batteries fast and easy. Higher efficiency
circuitry provides even longer battery life while
maintaining high fidelity and maximum FCC allotted
power. |
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Comtek
MRC-82 Pro Listener
The COMTEK MRC-82P Pro Listener is a professional
quality wireless headset monitor receiver for use
with the M-72 type C or M-72 type BS transmitters.
Advanced micro-circuit technology enables the
MRC-82P receiver to have full fidelity while
maintaining small size, outstanding reliability, and
low power consumption. A single nine volt battery
operates the receiver for up to 20 hours. A 4-pole,
active R.F. pre-selector, incorporating dual gate
MOSFET semiconductors, provides superior sensitivity
and selectivity for unconditional performance even
in crowded R.F. environments. An ultra-abrupt
quieting detector circuit offers high S/N
performance of up to 90 dB of quieting even under
adverse multi-channel operation. The audio
processing circuit produces full fidelity, low
distortion, and frequency response from 50 to 15,00
Hz. The audio output is through a 3.5 mm stereo jack
and is adjustable with a volume control knob giving
a 35 dB range to accommodate any low impedance
headphone - either stereo or mono. The MRC-82 Pro
Listener receiver can offer fail safe operation up
to 1,000 feet when used with COMTEK base station
transmitters. |
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Comtek
MRC-82C Receiver
The COMTEK MRC-82C Camera Companion is a
professional quality, full fidelity wireless
microphone mini-receiver designed to be used with
all video cameras and sound systems.
Advanced micro-circuit technology enables the
MRC-82C mini-receiver to have all the features of
a larger, full function wireless microphone
receiver while maintaining small size, outstanding
reliability, and low power consumption. A single
nine volt battery operates the receiver for up to
20 hours. A 4-pole, active R.F. pre-selector
incorporates dual gate MOSFET semiconductors to
provide superior sensitivity and selectivity for
unconditional performance in crowded R.F.
environments and with multi-channel operation. An
ultra-abrupt quieting detector circuit offers high
S/N performance of up to 100 dB of quieting even
under adverse conditions. The MRC-82C receiver can
offer fail safe operation up to 300 feet when used
with COMTEK lavaliere transmitters.
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Comtek
PR-25 Receiver
The PR-25 synthesized personal receiver is specially
designed to meet the high demands of the broadcast,
film production, and live entertainment industries.
This is the most advanced, high fidelity, IFB
cueing, and remote program monitoring receiver
available. While maintaining small size, outstanding
reliability, and low power consumption, it can
operate on any one of 113 channels, The PR-25
receiver incorporates a high performance RF section
with low noise RF preamplifiers incorporating a
dual-tracking pre-selector system. A balanced diode
ring mixer is used to enhance intermod rejection for
unsurpassed performance even in crowded RF
environments. An ultra-abrupt quieting detector
circuit offers high signal-to-noise performance (up
to 90 dB of quieting). Even under adverse
multi-channel operation, it maintains a frequency
response of 50 to 12,000 Hz. The audio output will
accommodate a 3.5 mm stereo or mono low impedance
headset. A feedback type volume control allows a 50
dB range of audio level. For use with the COMTEK
BST-25 base station transmitter. |
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Comtek
PR-216 Receiver
The
PR-216 receiver is a high performance, personal
monitor receiver designed to operate with
transmitters in the 216-217 MHz Low Power Radio
Service (LPRS) band under Part 95 of the FCC
regulations. This versatile receiver can tune both
standard and high fidelity channels for a variety
of specialty applications: assistive listening,
personal cueing, language interpretation, tour
guide monitoring, and other personal remote
monitoring applications.
The PR-216 receiver has convenient channel-selectability
to satisfy the most demanding multi-channel
requirements even in crowded RF environments. The
use of high efficiency, low power consumption
microcircuits ensures high performance and
reliability. This receiver is user-friendly,
compact, extremely rugged, and is ideal for
everyday use. Compatible with the M-216 and
BST-25/216 transmitters.
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Comtek
PR-72b Receiver
The PR-72b Companion receiver is a high performance
miniature receiver. And due to its excellent
performance and many available options, this
versatile receiver may be used for many applications
- IFB and professional studio communications,
personal cueing, industrial communications, and
individual auditory assistance. Also, because of its
extended frequency response and low noise level, the
PR-72b is a convenient receiver to use with video
cameras and portable tape recorders.
The PR-72b incorporates low power consumption for
longer battery life (up to 40 hours). Special
features include an LED battery condition indicator,
automatic on / off power switch, battery charging
access through the output jack, slide-open battery
compartment, and no external antenna - only the
output cable extends from the receiver.
The following options are also available: plug-in
channel selector, external microphone input for
assistive listening, independent on / off switch,
and an extremely rugged volume control for general
public use. Moreover, the PR-72b's small size and
light weight make it easy to carry in a pocket or
pouch. |
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Comtek
RC-216 Cueing System
The
RC-216 Receive-A-Cue system is a professional
quality, digitally synthesized wireless cueing
system operating in the interference-free 216-217
MHz band. The IR-230 induction receiver and
NTC-102 neck-loop eliminates the need for visible
wires going directly to the ear. With the
adjustable volume control and low residual noise,
this discrete earpiece is loud enough for even the
most demanding environments. The dual function
M-216 transmitter can be used with a lapel
microphone for live cueing, or the AUX input and
whip antenna can be used to send cues from a line
level audio input source. Also, the AUX input on
the transmitter allows for prerecorded material to
be played back from another sound source such as
an MP-3 player, dat recorder, or even a feed from
a mixing board. When using the mic input and the
AUX input simultaneously, the AUX input will
automatically lower it's level to prioritize the
signal from the mic input.
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Audio QuickTap IFB
Connect the QuickTap IFB between your telephone and
handset for quick access to audio from any telephone
system.
Simply unplug the handset coily cord from the base
of your telephone and plug it directly into the
QuickTap IFB, then, using the supplied cable,
connect the QuickTap IFB to the base of the
telephone. The 600 ohm male XLR lets you take audio
from the phone line and route it into a mixer or
headset amplifier. You can also plug an IFB earpiece
directly into the 1/8" mini jack. However, keep in
mind this is a passive box with a 600 ohm output;
the earpiece should have an impedance greater than
600 ohms to get usable output.
Both audio output jacks contain a nice mix of the
audio coming from the phone line and the handset
audio going into the phone. Any conversation over
the handset is sent over both audio output jacks. Or
you can leave the handset disconnected and just hear
audio from the far end of the call.
The QuickTap IFB does not work with cellular
telephones or any telephone with a keypad in the
handset. |
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Lectrosonics
R1A
Wireless IFB (interruptible fold back) systems are
used for talent cueing and crew communications in
broadcast and motion picture production. In other
cases, the IFB system is used by directors and other
management to monitor program audio during a
production. The IFB R1a receiver provides simplicity
and flexibility in a package that is intuitive for
untrained users to operate.
The receiver is housed in a rugged machined aluminum
package. A spring-loaded belt clip provides a secure
mounting on a wide variety of belts, pockets and
fabrics. The belt clip is removable to reduce its
size and allow mounting into other types of bags and
belt worn mounting systems common in field
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Lectrosonics
T1
The Lectrosonics IFB system was designed for use in
broadcast, motion picture, theater, and stage
applications where extended operating range and high
quality audio are essential. The T1 transmitter can
be used as a stand-alone device or patched directly
into popular intercom systems.
There are 256 UHF frequencies in 100kHz steps that
provide exceptional flexibility in coordinating
frequencies in multi-channel wireless systems and
avoid interference from external sources.
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Lectrosonics
T2 Transmitter
The IFB T2 is a high performance synthesized UHF
belt-pack transmitter that allows wireless belt-pack
to belt-pack communications with the IFB R1
receiver. A common application is to permit a camera
operator or director to communicate with talent
while moving around the production set or field
location. The T2 will operate with any microphone or
line level source for a wide variety of uses. 100mW
of RF output power provides exceptional operating
range for indoor or outdoor use.
The T2 offers the frequency agility needed to
alleviate interference and frequency coordination
problems in traveling applications. Interference
caused by television broadcasts and other radio
equipment can easily be avoided with 256 available
frequencies selected in 100kHz steps using two
rotary switches on the side panel. |
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PSC
Inductive Earpiece
Professional Sound Corporation has met the high
demands for discrete cueing with the development of
the Inductive Earpiece. This inductive cueing
system is quite simple to use. Audio is transmitted
from any source via an inductive loop. The talent
can wear a small, flexible neck loop which couples
audio via a low level magnetic field into a hearing
aid style earpiece. Alternately, a perimeter or
"room loop" may be used to encircle an entire room
or stage allowing many people to receive the same
cue. Both of these two uses allow the talent to
receive a discrete cue on camera
The Professional Sound Corporation Inductive
Earpiece is routinely used for cueing of news
anchors, actors, stage performers, dancers, and
other on camera personalities. Its small size can be
worn by both adults and children alike. It is made
of a flesh color ABS plastic to provide better on
camera concealment. The PSC Inductive Earpiece
comes complete with a cleaning brush, ear swabs,
a supply of batteries and an attractive carry case.
This small Inductive Earpiece comes with a 90
day, limited warranty. |
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PSC
Phone Tap
The Professional Sound Corporation Phone Tap
has been designed to be used by the radio,
television and film industries as an interface for
recording audio from a standard telephone line. This
device can be connected to virtually any standard
telephone line via the supplied cables and adapters.
The PSC Phone Tap, once connected, will
emulate a standard telephone. When that telephone
line is called, a red "ring" LED will flash. The
operator of the PSC Phone Tap then flips the
switch to "on" and the line will be seized just as a
normal phone would do. The red "ring" LED will stop
flashing and the green "seize" LED will light
indicating that the line has been seized. Audio
received over the phone line is then available on
the output XLR for recording purposes.
Two sides of a conversation can also be recorded if
a standard telephone is connected in parallel with
the PSC Phone Tap. A dual phone jack is
provided to allow this configuration. The PSC
Phone Tap is supplied with several cables and
adapters to allow connection to any standard
telephone line. This device is completely
line-powered and the audio output is
transformer-isolated from the phone line. This
device adheres to part 15 of the FCC regulations.
Licensing is the responsibility of the owner/user. |
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Shure
PSM700
Perfect for live, studio, theater, broadcast,
religious and corporate applications. Personal
monitoring system that offers synthesized frequency
agility, the exclusive MixMode technology that
allows personal control over the mix you hear,
ability to create up to 16 custom stereo mixes
simultaneously, excellent sound quality and more.
Supplied with ear buds that provide a comfortable
fit. |
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Sennheiser
SR 3054-U Transmitter
The SR
3054-U is a stereo transmitter with 16 programmable
UHF transmission frequencies. RF characteristics are
the same as for a standard radio-microphone, making
multi-channel frequency selection easy. Its high
level of operational reliability, ease of use and
excellent mechanical stability make this transmitter
an ideal choice for use in large shows and for
touring artists.
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Sennheiser
EK 3053-U Receiver
Designed specifically for touring and rock bands,
Sennheiser’s new EK 3053-U wireless personal in-ear
system monitor receiver offers users 16 selectable
UHF frequencies in two operational modes: stereo or
“focus mix”. By using the “focus mix” option, a
performer can adjust his or her volume level
relative to the rest of the band. A
larger-than-usual volume knob provides easy tactile
control.
The rugged all metal receiver provides in ear system
monitoring protection via Sennheiser’s HiDyn stage
noise reduction system which maximizes effective
signal to noise ratio and a separate switchable
limiter to help insure hearing protection. The
receiver is designed for use with most transducers
including the custom molded type suggested by many
audiologists. To meet the demands of touring and
rock bands, the EK 3053-U offers a higher output
level than its broadcast IFB counterpart, the EK
3052-U.
The EK 3053-U has an operating range of 500 - 1000
feet. It incorporates the same unique RF
architecture found in Sennheiser’s other RF
products, which allows operation of over 80 channels
simultaneously with retuning flexibility to address
forthcoming DTV TV channels.
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Sennheiser
EK 3041 Receiver
With a
continuing commitment to advance the
state-of-the-art technology for RF wireless,
Sennheiser introduces the EK3041 miniature, true
diversity receiver. Extremely lightweight and
compact at 2.72 x 4.76 x .72 inches, the EK3041 is
ideal for all ENG applications, and is specifically
designed for use with new digital ENG camcorders.
The EK3041 offers 32 switchable PLL-synthesized UHF
frequencies in a 24 MHz switching bandwidth,
yielding extremely reliable and clear sound
transmission. Sonic quality is further enhanced by
Sennheiser's patented HiDyn plus® noise reduction
system which delivers a signal-to-noise ratio over
105 dB. For the highest of flexibility, the receiver
can be supplied in the complete UHF band from 450 to
960 MHz, making the unit easily adaptable to
worldwide RF conditions.
The EK 3041-U is your master key to digital video
productions worldwide
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Telex
RadioCom BTR-600, BTR-500/TR-500
Offering the ultimate in reliable, high performance,
high fidelity, full duplex communications. Operating
in the 250-760 MHz range, the units operate reliably
at distances of over 1,000 feet. Various types of
log periodic antennas are available that can
increase the effective range to 1/2 a mile or more.
The BTR-500/600 Series also incorporates two-channel
frequency agility. The base station and beltpack
have two UHF transmit frequencies and two UHF
receive frequencies that allow the user to escape
frequency interference problems that may arise. The
BTR-600 Series includes a unique patented digital
encryption process for those who need secure full
duplex communications. The 600 Series offers over
65,000 code settings that can be changed on-the-fly
by means of four cipher code switches on the units.
MSRP shown is for the BTR-500/TR-500 combo.
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Telex
ET-2
Coiled
tube earpiece including an earmold, acoustic tube
and clothing clip. OR Coiled tube earpiece including
an earmold, acoustic tube and clothing clip.
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Telex
RadioCom BTR-300/TR-300 Wireless Intercom
System
A
full duplex VHF highband wireless intercom system.
Operating in the 150-216 MHz range, the units
operate reliably at distances of over 1,000 feet.
The BTR-300 base station will accommodate up to four
TR-300 packs and can be easily linked to another
BTR-300 for operating up to eight TR-300s. For
convenience in ordering, there are several
pre-selected frequency groups carefully coordinated
by the Telex RF engineers for system compatibility.
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PSS
3' XLR-TA5F Cable
Adapts any dynamic handheld microphone into a
Lectrosonics wireless bodypack transmitter or T2
Transmitter. Also used to transmit wireless to a
camera. |
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Comtek
M72 Line Level Input Cable
Connects a line level XLR male out put and a Comtek
sub-mini input. XLR Female to locking Sub-mini Male.
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