Operate 4 wireless microphones at the same time for conferences, performances, and presentations with the D-450-LT-HM10 from Nady. This set includes 4 bodypack transmitters and provides 4 black omnidirectional lavalier microphones and 4 black omnidirectional headmics, allowing the talent to choose the mic that's appropriate for the situation. The system operates in the 515 to 598 MHz range of the UHF spectrum and offers a total of 200 auto-scan frequencies (50 for each of the 4 mic channels) to seek out a clean transmission channel, helping to ensure clear audio free from dropouts and interference at a maximum line-of-sight range of up to 300'. The all-digital system offers resolutions of 24-bit / 48 kHz to provide crisp, intelligible speech and vocal reproduction for a wide range of applications and events.

Conferences, Performances, Presentations    4 Omni Lav Mics & 4 Omni Headset Mics    4 Bodypack Transmitters    4-Channel Rackmount Receiver    200 Auto-Scan Frequencies    Easy-to-See LCD Screens    Adjustable Transmitter Gain    Unbalanced 1/4" & Balanced XLR Outputs    10 Hours on AA Batteries    300' Range

• This configuration of the D-450 system includes 4 lightweight bodypack transmitters, each with a power/mute switch, and 6-stage volume control
• Metal belt clips securely attach the transmitters to presenters and performers
• Each transmitter features a locking 3.5mm connector to accommodate its discreet lavalier microphone, which quickly and easily secures to the talent's clothing via an integrated alligator clip
• The black lavalier mics feature omnidirectional polar patterns that pick up sound 360° around the capsule, providing consistent volume even if the subject isn't speaking directly toward the microphone
• The black omnidirectional headset mics offer a low-profile appearance and feature dual-ear frames for a secure, comfortable fit
• Windscreens are provided for all the microphones to reduce wind noise and vocal pops
• Backlit LCD screens on the transmitters show you frequency, battery status, and RF signal strength
• Two AA alkaline batteries will power each transmitter for up to 10 hours
• Roadworthy, durable metal casing ensures a long lifespan

• The single quad-channel receiver allows you to easily work with 4 microphones at the same time
• The Auto-Scan feature automatically searches 200 frequencies to provide clear transmission channels for the microphones
• Infrared (IR) auto-sync pairing provides lightning-fast synchronization of the transmitters to selected channels/frequencies
• 4 balanced XLR outputs and a 1/4" unbalanced mix output are on the rear panel
• Volume controls are provided to mix the mic channels to the summed 1/4" output
• 4 removable front-mounted antennas allow for optional hassle-free rackmounting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you confirm the channels/frequencies? I need Ch D15/D16 (915.30 and 916.80).

A: Since the Nady Dual Channel Digital Handheld/Lapel/Headset Bodypack Wireless System is available by special order only, you can place the order by phone or contact us through live chat and specify the frequencies that you need so we can order it for you.

Q: 2. What are the choices of frequencies. Already have 915.30 aand 916.80?

A: The entire DW-22 series are 900mHz: https://bhpho.to/3gpl5Qh

Q: 3. Can you remove the antennas?

A: No, the antennas in the rear of the DW-22 receiver are not removable, but they can be adjusted for tilt and angle.

Q: 4. The lapel mic on this unit stopped working. What other microphones would work with the transmitters of this unit?

A: You may consider the Azden EX-503 Lavalier Microphone, BH #AZEX503.

Q: 5. Does the unbalanced line out from the receiver plug directly into the 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Stereo Microphone Input of a DSLR or do I need some sort of adapter?

A: The Line output connection from the receiver in the Nady DW-44-LT-HM Four-Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System with Four Lavalier Mics & Four HM-3 Headsets will be too loud to connect directly to the 3.5mm Mic input connection of a DSLR camera and will arrive distorted in most cases. This connection could be attenuated with a cable such as the Whirlwind WHH4NL3.5 Line-to-Microphone Attenuator Cable for HDSLR Cameras (BH #WHH4NL3.5) if the output connection is converted to 3.5mm female first.

Q: 6. Could this be used as an input and output of an audio interface to a macbook pro for streaming?

A: This would connect to the input of your interface and work to transmit the microphone audio while streaming. There would be no way to monitor wirelessy.

Q: 7. Hello..is the receiver input is 4 pin mini xlr input?

A: The mic input on the VocoPro bodypack transmitters is a TA3 3-pin mini-XLR connector while the receivers have standard 3-pin XLR and 1/4" connectors. Each receiver module in the VocoPro Digital-Play-8 accommodates four transmitters and offers individual XLR output signals for each mic as well as a single 1/4" output for a combined output signal with a mix of all four mics.

Q: 8. Will this unit work with a digital camera?

A: The Nady DW-22 HTLT Digital Wireless Microphone System has the potential to work with a digital camera, but compatibility would largely be influenced by the capabilities and specifications of the camera. The camera should have an audio input jack capable of receiving an external audio input, and the set would need the proper cables to connect the two units together.

Q: 9. Will the receiver transmit static when the mics are turned off?

A: Whether a receiver creates noise while unpaired to its correlating transmitters is not a specification that manufacturers make known. In theory, the receiver in the Nady DW-22 HTHT Digital Wireless Microphone System should not present any extra noise when not paired to the microphone transmitters. However, as this device operates on open channels, it is susceptible to RF activity in the surrounding area, which could manifest as audible static noise.

Q: 10. Whats a good mixer thats goes with this system?

A: I bought the Behringer XR18. You use your ipad or tablet with it. That's what the salesperson at Sound Ideas in Columbus, Ohio recommended. Hope this helps.