The RF Venue CP Antenna with COMBINE4 Combiner & Cable Bundlefrom RF Venue CP Antenna with COMBINE4 Combiner & Cable Bundleis an antenna combiner that was developed for cross-brand flexibility for IEM (In-Ear Monitor) systems. The four-channel Radio Frequency (RF) combiner receives four incoming IEM transmitter RF signals and combines them to a single convenient front-panel mounted output connection.

The unit features a high-quality internal power supply and includes DC and RF jumper cables required for four-channel IEM system operation.

CP Architectural Antenna    4-Channel Antenna Combiner    For Multichannel Wireless IEMs    RF and DC Power for 4 IEM Transmitters    Includes BNC Cables and DC Jumpers    Internal Power Supply

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi pal. Is the ew-d asa backward compatible with the analog A, B and G ew frequency systems?

A: Yes the Sennheiser G4 EW-D is compatible with G3 systems that function in 470 to 694 MHz.

Q: 2. Can this be used with the older ew100 or ew500 g4 470to516 MHz series receivers?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser G4 EW-D ASA Active Antenna Splitter Bundle 3 Kit is compatible for use with older Sennheiser G3, G4 100, 300, and 500 series wireless receivers that operate between 470 to 694 MHz.

Q: 3. Why does it not have a gain switch to account for the signal loss within the BNC cable?

A: The RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna with Stand Mount for Wireless Microphone Systems (Black, 470 to 698 MHz) does not include a gain feature as it is a passive antenna. Active antennas can pose risks such as overloading the RF front end of a receiver system, and you can easily overload by using an active antenna’s gain control at a setting that is disproportionally strong for the cable run’s length. A good practice would be to implement passive antennas, and then only add in-line amplifiers to make up for transmission line loss if doing very long cable runs of more than 100 feet.

Q: 4. Which antenna specifically comes with this kit?

A: A2003 UHF Wide-Band Antenna Sennheiser ADP UHF Passive Directional Antenna for EW-D Wireless Systems (470 to 1075 MHz) B&H # SEADPUHF4701 MFR # ADP UHF (470 - 1075 MHZ)

Q: 5. Does this unit come with the RG8 cables and power breakout connector like the bundle with the DFin?

A: The RF Venue Distro9 HDR Multi-Zone Antenna Distribution System does not ship with the RG8 cables and the power breakout connector; the only cable included with the unit is the standard IEC power cord.

Q: 6. Can I use this with Lectrosonics systems and if so, how do I hook it up to my transmitter/receiver/mixer?

A: Yes, the RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna with Stand Mount for Wireless Microphone Systems is compatible for use with Lectrosonics wireless receivers operating within the 470-608MHz range. The Diversity Fin has two BNC connections onboard for connecting to corresponding receiver antenna outputs. If you are using multiple receivers, you can connect them all to a single diversity fin using an antenna distribution system. BH #RFDFINDISTRO RF Venue 4-Channel Antenna Distributor with Cloth-Covered Diversity Fin Antenna and Cables Bundle is a good option for this scenario: https://bhpho.to/34K2Fcy

Q: 7. This kit does not include the ASA 214 but actually comes with the ASA EW-D. Can the ASA EW-D be used with the EW 100 G4 receivers?

A: Yes, the ASA EW-D is backwards compatible and will work with all previous Sennheiser Evolution wireless receivers including the EW 100 G4.

Q: 8. Does this come with Rack Ears?

A: No, the Sennheiser AC 41-US Active Antenna Combiner does not include rack ears with purchase. The Sennheiser GA 3 Rackmount Kit (BH #SEGA3) can be purchased for rack mounting this combiner.

Q: 9. Would this be good for outdoor use?

A: No, the Sennheiser RG9913 Low-Loss Flexible RF Antenna Cable 50' is not recommended or rated for outdoor use.

Q: 10. Does this Distro4 model feature the cascade ports to daisy chain multiple units together?

A: Yes. You can link up to four units.