The WLL-RX1p wireless receiver unit contains a 2-channel 50W/ch Class D amplifier which will power up to two speakers. Two additional transmitters can be used with separate frequencies with a total of up to 30 receiver units. Each transmitter/receiver contains 3 RF channels to minimize interference from other devices. Each channel contains 3 bands, alternating between them to preemptively counteract interference, keeping the signal clear and latency less than 20ms. Receiver output options include Push-On phoenix connectors or 1/4¿¿ connections. The WLL-RX1P also includes stereo line output for connecting auxiliary audio components. A Local Audio source may also be used at the receiver via stereo mini which mutes the wireless signal when connected.

• 3 RF channels to minimize interference from other devices
• Each channel contains 3 bands, alternating between them to preemptively counteract interference
• Uncompressed 2-channel audio for maximum fidelity
• Multiple receiver/amplifier units may be used with a single transmitter
• Up to 12 receivers may be used for each transmitter
• USB, stereo mini or 1/4" balanced input connections at the transmitter
• Push-On or 1/4" connections speaker level outputs at the receiver
• Stereo line output for connecting auxiliary audio components, such as ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) adapters
• Local audio source at the receiver via stereo mini
• High/low power selector switch on transmitter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the output impedance of the headphone jack? I'm wondering I will need a separate headphone amp.

A: The output impedance is not provide by the manufacture for the Sony STR-DH190 Stereo Receiver BH #SOSTRDH190.

Q: 2. Can the receiver antenna be mounted outside of a building and connect a coax cable from antenna to receiver base station inside the building?

A: No

Q: 3. Hi, I intended to get AS950-4P2 for our Church's Worship Team, and would like to know whether I could add on additional 2 receivers for the said transmitter, will there be any problem when we use 6 receivers with 1 transmitter simultaneously? Thanks, James

A: Yes you can add additional receivers.

Q: 4. Are you able to use one of the connections for a sub-out?

A: While there are no dedicated sub-outs, it is possible to connect a subwoofer to one of the channels, say B, have two speaker connected to channel A, and operate the receiver in A+B mode. The user manuals of this receiver and SA-CS9 subwoofer can provide further detail.

Q: 5. Is there a way to adjust the balance between right and left channels? I don't see it on the unit or remote.

A: Hi Doug, Yes there is. You have to enter the Amp Menu. Use the up and down arrow buttons in the middle of control to navigate. Scroll until you see "BAL" in the display. Then adjust accordingly. Hope this helps.

Q: 6. Will the Rca output support a sound bar?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 7. Will it support a sound bar through the Rca output?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 8. Is it possible, to connect multiple bluetooth input sources simultaneously to this receiver?

A: The receiver is only able to accept one bluetooth connection at a time.

Q: 9. Can the wireless antenna for the receiver be mounted outside of a building, and then run coax cable from antenna to receiver base station that will be inside the building?

A: No. But you can do what you are describing from your audio source or mixer, to the transmitter using XLR signal cable to the transmitter.

Q: 10. Do you need a phono preamp to plug in a ken wood turntable?

A: No. This receiver offers a Stereo Phono Input.