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--- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Wide area wireless listening system. Will transmit over 4000 square feet with one unit; other units can be added. All audio inputs have automatic gain control, audio level LED, a master slave switch to control all units from the master unit. Terminals provided for low voltage remote on/off power switch. Has switch selectable audio inputs: balanced XLR microphone input, balanced screw terminal 600 ohm transformer input, or unbalanced 1/4 inch jack high level input. All control jacks and connections located on recessed panel on bottom. Ninety five kHz subcarrier is compatible with other lightwave receivers. Has 8 independent IR LED sections. Requires headsets. See separate entry Soundplus.

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This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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