WOW! 300+ FT with our Sennheiser Wireless Speaker Systems | agiprodj.com Exclusive
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2023
- Our guy Kevin gives us a super quick look at using the Wireless Speaker Solution we offer.. Showcasing 1 transmitter and multiple receivers to send clean audio signal to multiple locations outdoor on a lake. Speaker Locations where at 260 FT 310 FT and nearly 400 FT from a single transmitter.
The AC Kit was used to eliminate the use of batteries and extend the performance time so that it did not have to be interrupted.
There was delay between the main system and the remote wireless speaker locations however while in a listening area you could barely notice sound from the others. But the delay is much less than if a cable run had been used.
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Awesome video. I've had a serious question for years? hopefully You or some here can help me ... Do you just plug the output signal of your mixer (Sound Source) into the mic/line input of Senheiser transmitter? and it just knows the difference between line and mic input levels? or is there an adapter to lower the level somehow so it doesn't sound distorted?
Simply.. Yes you get an Female XLR cable with the kit we offer.. That cable can be used directly from a mixer or the thru of a powered speaker.. There are some sensitivity settings you will adjust as some gain staging before the wireless signal hits the bodypack receiver. Which has an AF out setting you can adjust into your remote speaker. It will take a little fineness can vary between speaker brands and models. You do get a best practices document when you get the system to get you started. Once you are familiar with the system it becomes very easy to deploy. Happy to take you call anytime 866-776-6499
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Where did you get the AC Adapter from ? - Thank You.
We make them in house and sell them here: www.agiprodj.com/sennheiser-ac-adapter-kit-for-wireless-speaker-systems.html
Thanks for Vid. What has been its performance in a crowded environment? I have used my Alto pros for large conferences at the SF Fairmount hotel (3 years now) with flawless results. Best practices "dual antennas"' up high, Scan for best frequencies right before event starts.
Not sure which "crowded" situation you are asking about. We have used it in plenty of scenarios with 100's or close to 1000 people for events like car shows and other specialized or sporting events without issues. From an RF or UHF crowed scenario; Like you mentioned up high with good line of sight is always best practice. I have done events where I have been 100% set up and tested at good rage 150" or more during a Relay for Life event.. But once TV and Broadcast arrived we ran into interference and some competing UHF transmitter overlap. It was my opinion that one of the TV stations where on my frequency without knowing it. Hope that help.. I use this system with confidence 99.9% of the time, and have used it enough to understand its limitation.
@@agiprodj thank you yes, you answered my question, in the future, I may consider this set up. I like the size, it’s smaller than the alto stealth pro system.