Uhf Vhf Digital Antenna

[Omnidirectional] I've used Sennheisser VHF transmitters for years and have been disappointed with both the analog signal quality and interference. This uses digital signals over wifi with a 16 bit sampling so the actual transmission of digital data is flawless within range. What you put in is what you get out. However, the microphone is utter trash. The frequency response curve must look terrible with nothing over 5K. I replaced the mic with a cheap JK MIC-J 044 and was very pleased. I had one other concern. There is no input level adjustment. Systems with automatic level adjustment typically sound terrible. I was unable to notice any compression or limiting. There must be some but I could not notice it on my tests. All in all - good value but ditch the mic.

[0.755 lb] I own 2 of these, one holds 4 Shure ULXP receivers with the antenna/ power disto and the other holds a Behringer S32 Digital Snake I/O Box perfectly (should be listed on the S32 page because it fits so well...)

[12 VDC at 3 A] I purchased this to replace an analog IEM antenna combiner that I was using on a Digital IEM platform that was having issues with dropouts and interference. The original (high-end professional) product had been recommended by another supplier, and I was skeptical that it would make any difference to replace as it was amplifying and combining the same signal. This combiner (made specifically with tuning to support Digital IEM's) instantly fixed all of the issues I had been chasing for months. The IEM's are now solid from hundreds of yards away, and no dropouts. This thing has saved my productions.

[Yes] i love this television. setup was a breeze. connected to wifii, with digital antenna, and voila, hundreds of channels.

I purchased this to replace an analog IEM antenna combiner that I was using on a Digital IEM platform that was having issues with dropouts and interference. The original (high-end professional) product had been recommended by another supplier, and I was skeptical that it would make any difference to replace as it was amplifying and combining the same signal. This combiner (made specifically with tuning to support Digital IEM's) instantly fixed all of the issues I had been chasing for months. The IEM's are now solid from hundreds of yards away, and no dropouts. This thing has saved my productions.

I own 2 of these, one holds 4 Shure ULXP receivers with the antenna/ power disto and the other holds a Behringer S32 Digital Snake I/O Box perfectly (should be listed on the S32 page because it fits so well...)

[Auto-Scan] Used this on our UHF-R system and solved our issues of RF dropping.

[ABS] This system is replacing a 25 year old VHF wireless unit. Sound is clear, natural and free from hiss and hum. Everything worked right out of the box. The mics will be used in our college TV studio, and although they probably won't last another 25 years... for the money we got a good deal.

[Micro-USB 2.0] I was looking for something to record VHF transmissions from an airband receiver and this baby does the job perfectly. Only slight complaint was the supplied batteries were flat. Recording time is impressive and quality is first rate.

[Battery] used the Azden WMS-PRO VHF Wireless Lavalier in a big hangar with tremendous echo. it cut out all the extra noise and picked up the voice like a champ! range was strong up to 40'. would love to be able to have it handle up to 2 or 3 wireless lavaliers to make interviews and other multiple voice recordings super smooth.