W Audio DTM 600 V2 Wireless Microphone System

W Audio DTM 600 V2 twin diversity wireless microphone system on Ch. 38 (606-614 MHz) with 2 x bodyworn transmitters, 2 x clothing clip microphones and 2 x headmics – with V2 software

DTM 600 twin wireless microphone system with 2 x beltpack transmitters, 2 x clothing clip microphones and 2 x headworn microphones on Channel 38 (606-614 MHz) with 80 selectable frequencies these systems utilise a true diversity, full width 19″ rack mountable receiver for the ultimate in RF stability. Outstanding vocal reproduction and stable wireless connectivity allow freedom of movement on stage. These systems offer crystal clear sound reproduction and rock solid reliability. Metal bodied handheld transmitters feature ergonomic design with a rugged housing to stand up to the rigours of the road.

• Phase Lock Loop (PLL)
• IR sync facility for simple setup – NB: transmitter has to re-sync when you change configuration
• True diversity receiver
• 80 preset Ch 38 frequencies
• Large LCD receiver display including RF level, AF level, channel and frequency
• LCD transmitter display
• Auto frequency scanning and spectrum display
• Balanced XLR output for each channel plus unbalanced mixed output
• Frequency response (handheld): 40Hz-15kHz
• Transmitter battery configuration: 2 x 1.5V AA (not supplied)
• Audio output level: 400mV
• Dynamic range: 96dB
• Receiver power supply: 12V DC (mains adapter supplied)
• 1U full width rack mount receiver
• Removable receiver aerials

Wireless microphone transmitters will only work with their matching wireless microphone receivers from that manufacturers matching range of equipment. Digital wireless microphone transmitters and receivers are not compatible with or suitable for use as spare components in older analogue wireless microphone systems and vice-versa.

In best conditions up to 8 x wireless microphone channels / 4 x DTM 600 systems can be used simultaneously in Channel 38 using this and additional equipment.

Wireless microphone systems need to be connected to a public address PA sound system to work.

See the ‘User Manuals’ tab on the left of this page – as manufacturers are making instruction sheets and user manuals available for download only and your purchase may not include a printed version.