The 216 MHz Listen Technologies iDSP Prime Level III RF System 216MHzfrom Listen Technologies iDSP Prime Level III RF System 216MHzincludes one Stationary RF Transmitter, one Universal Antenna Kit, one Universal Rack Mounting Kit, four Intelligent DSP RF Receivers, four Universal Ear Speakers, two Intelligent Earphone/Neck Loop Lanyards, one 6.6' Dual RCA to Dual RCA Cable, one Intelligent 12-Unit Charging Tray, and one Assistive Listening Notification Signage Kit.

The Stationary RF Transmitter connects to your main audio system, to broadcast a high-quality audio signal to belt pack receivers or stationary receivers. The Look & Listen LCD display shows channel, lock, programming, and RF power.

Each Intelligent DSP RF Receiver features DSP SQ noise-reduction technology, which provides users with 20 dB less noise and hiss. A field-replaceable, lithium-ion battery is included with the unit, and the integrated neck loop/lanyard with DSP loop driver improves the listening experience for T-coil users.

Delivers 20 dB less noise and hiss with DSP SQ technology

Integrated neck loop/lanyard with DSP loop driver improves the listening experience for T-coil users

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. dolly for this tripod?

A: Libec recommends using the Libec DL-8B Heavy Duty Dolly.

Q: 2. This is confusing. The LT has several transmitters e.g. 72Mhz and 216Mhz for example. I thought for the receivers to work they must tune or be set to match this frequency band. Or is the ListenTALK LKR-12 an FM band receiver?

A: The Listen Technologies ListenTALK LKR-12 Basic Receiver with Li-Ion Battery, Lanyard & Ear Speaker BH #LILKR12A0 operates on 1920 to 1930 MHz (North America). The North American DECT band, is sometimes called 1.9 GHz, and properly called the 1920-1930 MHz UPCS band.

Q: 3. What size screw is the tie down for the 75mm ball?

A: The Libec 650EX Tripod System with Mid-Level Spreader has a 65 mm ball leveler. The legs would not be compatible with 75 mm.

Q: 4. Are these receivers compatible with off-brand transmitters in the 72-76 MHz range?

A: The Listen Technologies LR-500-72 Portable Programmable Display RF Receiver (72 MHz) BH #LILR500072 is compatible with Listen Technologies transmitters.

Q: 5. Is the bag included in this purchase?

A: Yes, this Sachtler aktiv14T & flowtech tripod kit includes the ENG2 Padded bag. Sachtler ENG 2 Padded Bag BH #SAPBENG

Q: 6. Can you use two of these units, side-by-side, to produce 4 channels?

A: No it cannot. Use this model: Listen Technologies Listen Everywhere 4-Channel Server B&H # LILW200P0401: https://bhpho.to/2NMErTj

Q: 7. Can I use this antenna for a regular stereo receiver for listening to the radio?

A: The Listen Technologies LA-122 Universal Antenna Kit (72 and 216 MHz),BH # LILA122, is not designed for FM radio listening. Here is a compatible option: ANTOP Antennas AT-212FM Curved Panel Indoor Amplified AM/FM Antenna (Black), B&H # ANAT212FM

Q: 8. When I push the shutter button it won't take a picture. I have set my canon r5 to MF. Is there something else that I need to set

A: When using manual lenses, including the Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 50mm f/0.95 III Lens for (Canon RF) on the Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Camera, go into the set-up menu and set the camera to release the shutter without lens.

Q: 9. What are the advantages/disadvantages of using the 216mhz vs 72

A: The 216 MHz system would be great for large coverage areas. With the right antenna they can reach up to about 3,000 ft line-of-sight. You would only be able to have about 3 transmitters in the same area using 216 MHz, though. 72 MHz has a smaller range of about 1,000 ft line-of-sight, but you would be able to have about 7-8 transmitters in the same area. This tends to be the more popular frequency, as well.

Q: 10. Does each Receiver come Does each Receiver come with an earpiece or headphones?

A: Earpieces are not included with the Listen Technologies ListenTALK GR16 Wireless Communication System (1920 to 1930 MHz).