Line 6 X2 XDR955 24-bit Digital Handheld Wireless Microphone System
2009 Wireless Compliant with Audix OM3 microphone capsule for truly breathtaking clarity.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The XDR955 is a digital handheld wireless microphone system with all of the features you’d expect from X2 and then some: Hi and Low RF power mode, user enabled Mute function, and lockout mode for the controls. All modes are accessed through a back-lit LCD that automatically darkens seconds after setup.
The XDH4 handheld transmitter features rugged polycarbonate material to house the unit’s circuitry and two AA battery design. Batteries mount side-by-side making visual confirmation of installation immediate for the user. Signal transfer from the microphone capsule is handled by mechanical connection and arrives at the A/D converter millimeters from the capsule resulting in superb vocal clarity.
As with other XDR Series Systems from X2, the XDR955 is 2009 Compliant meaning that it will not be adversely affected when DTV goes full-time and remaining UHF TV spectrum goes to the highest bidder. The system is virtually impervious to any interference thanks to Q-DiversityPLUS, advanced anti-jam digital RF technology. The XDR955 system includes the Audix OM3 microphone capsule which has an crisp high-frequency response for added detail yet a full lower register to get up and over any sound level with proper amplification. Handheld microphones are the number one choice for vocal and speaking applications where maximum freedom and versatility for the performer is desired without attaching equipment to your person. Holding the mic in your hand, mounting it on a mic stand or passing it to other vocalists are examples of typical handheld wireless microphone uses. The OM3 has a hyper-cardioid pickup pattern that will greatly reduce feedback problems.
With Q-DiversityPLUS, should an undesired RF signal suddenly appear on one of the frequencies, the performance will be not be adversely affected. This is essential when considering today’s wide presence of cell phones/blackberry’s, pagers, text messaging devices, wireless networks and other unforeseen or unknown sources of RF energy. The result is a reliable performance in a multitude of environments.
Features
Extended frequency response (10-20,000 Hz)
Extended operating range (300’ line of sight)
Extended dynamic range (>118 dB)
Q-DiversityPLUS dual diversity anti-jam technology
Dual frequency broadcast technology provides immunity from interference
Sonic quality matches that of high-quality wired microphones
Roams freely throughout N. & S. America and is 2009 Compliant
Designed and manufactured in the USA
Full two-year warranty
How the System Works
In the new XDH4 handheld transmitter, the audio signal is digitized immediately following the acoustic/electric conversion of the capsule without the use of companders, which makes it possible to achieve full frequency response (10Hz – 20KHz) and dynamic range of 118dB with ultra-low distortion (.03% THD).
Also taking place in the transmitter is the initial stage of the new Q-DiversityPLUS technology. A proprietary digital data stream that includes a digital representation of the audio signal is modulated on two separate RF carrier frequencies via its’ internal antenna; thus the system operates with frequency diversity.
In the XDR4 receiver, the final stage of the new Q-DiversityPLUS technology is employed. The unit contains a quadraplex of separate receiver sections that work simultaneously to receive the two RF signals. Two receiver sections are directly connected to two internal antennae, while two others are fed RF signals via two chassis mounted BNC connectors, thus allowing the user a variety of options when establishing custom deployment of the system. These sections work simultaneously to receive the two RF signals that contain the transmitted digital data. The system only recognizes digital data that originates from the XDH4 transmitter thus locking out all other sources of RF interference.
A micro-processor compiles and confirms data quality prior to sending it out for high-quality D/A conversion and connection to the users’ audio system. Two detachable 1/2 wave antennae are included with the system and when connected, a 300 foot line-of-sight performance range is established.
How the System Connects to your Gear
The receiver is fitted with the following output connections: balanced XLR, and unbalanced 1/4 inch TRS and can be utilized simultaneously. The latter is configured to provide instrument output on the tip and full-bandwidth on the ring. The XLR balanced connector provides full-bandwidth output. This assures the user an incredibly wide range of system interface configurations including amplifiers, mixers, recording devices, and effects units.
The XDH4 handheld transmitter features rugged polycarbonate material to house the unit’s circuitry and two AA battery design. Batteries mount side-by-side making visual confirmation of installation immediate for the user. Signal transfer from the microphone capsule is handled by mechanical connection and arrives at the A/D converter millimeters from the capsule resulting in superb vocal clarity.
As with other XDR Series Systems from X2, the XDR955 is 2009 Compliant meaning that it will not be adversely affected when DTV goes full-time and remaining UHF TV spectrum goes to the highest bidder. The system is virtually impervious to any interference thanks to Q-DiversityPLUS, advanced anti-jam digital RF technology. The XDR955 system includes the Audix OM3 microphone capsule which has an crisp high-frequency response for added detail yet a full lower register to get up and over any sound level with proper amplification. Handheld microphones are the number one choice for vocal and speaking applications where maximum freedom and versatility for the performer is desired without attaching equipment to your person. Holding the mic in your hand, mounting it on a mic stand or passing it to other vocalists are examples of typical handheld wireless microphone uses. The OM3 has a hyper-cardioid pickup pattern that will greatly reduce feedback problems.
With Q-DiversityPLUS, should an undesired RF signal suddenly appear on one of the frequencies, the performance will be not be adversely affected. This is essential when considering today’s wide presence of cell phones/blackberry’s, pagers, text messaging devices, wireless networks and other unforeseen or unknown sources of RF energy. The result is a reliable performance in a multitude of environments.
Features
Extended frequency response (10-20,000 Hz)
Extended operating range (300’ line of sight)
Extended dynamic range (>118 dB)
Q-DiversityPLUS dual diversity anti-jam technology
Dual frequency broadcast technology provides immunity from interference
Sonic quality matches that of high-quality wired microphones
Roams freely throughout N. & S. America and is 2009 Compliant
Designed and manufactured in the USA
Full two-year warranty
How the System Works
In the new XDH4 handheld transmitter, the audio signal is digitized immediately following the acoustic/electric conversion of the capsule without the use of companders, which makes it possible to achieve full frequency response (10Hz – 20KHz) and dynamic range of 118dB with ultra-low distortion (.03% THD).
Also taking place in the transmitter is the initial stage of the new Q-DiversityPLUS technology. A proprietary digital data stream that includes a digital representation of the audio signal is modulated on two separate RF carrier frequencies via its’ internal antenna; thus the system operates with frequency diversity.
In the XDR4 receiver, the final stage of the new Q-DiversityPLUS technology is employed. The unit contains a quadraplex of separate receiver sections that work simultaneously to receive the two RF signals. Two receiver sections are directly connected to two internal antennae, while two others are fed RF signals via two chassis mounted BNC connectors, thus allowing the user a variety of options when establishing custom deployment of the system. These sections work simultaneously to receive the two RF signals that contain the transmitted digital data. The system only recognizes digital data that originates from the XDH4 transmitter thus locking out all other sources of RF interference.
A micro-processor compiles and confirms data quality prior to sending it out for high-quality D/A conversion and connection to the users’ audio system. Two detachable 1/2 wave antennae are included with the system and when connected, a 300 foot line-of-sight performance range is established.
How the System Connects to your Gear
The receiver is fitted with the following output connections: balanced XLR, and unbalanced 1/4 inch TRS and can be utilized simultaneously. The latter is configured to provide instrument output on the tip and full-bandwidth on the ring. The XLR balanced connector provides full-bandwidth output. This assures the user an incredibly wide range of system interface configurations including amplifiers, mixers, recording devices, and effects units.
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Specifications
Frequency Response (± .5dB): 10 Hz - 20 kHz
Audio Dynamic Range: Greater than 118 dB
Distortion: 0.03% THD
Compatible Channels: Five
RF Output Power: 15mw
Audio Output Level: Unity gain with transmitter input
Transmission Range: 300 feet line-of-sight (may vary due to local conditions)
Included in box:
XDR4 digital 1U 19-inch rackmount receiver
XDH4 digital handheld transmitter
Audix OM3 microphone capsule
Rackmounting hardware
Detachable 1/2 wave antennae
Front-mount antenna kit
2 AA alkaline batteries
XAC4 power supply
Owners manual
Frequency Response (± .5dB): 10 Hz - 20 kHz
Audio Dynamic Range: Greater than 118 dB
Distortion: 0.03% THD
Compatible Channels: Five
RF Output Power: 15mw
Audio Output Level: Unity gain with transmitter input
Transmission Range: 300 feet line-of-sight (may vary due to local conditions)
Included in box:
XDR4 digital 1U 19-inch rackmount receiver
XDH4 digital handheld transmitter
Audix OM3 microphone capsule
Rackmounting hardware
Detachable 1/2 wave antennae
Front-mount antenna kit
2 AA alkaline batteries
XAC4 power supply
Owners manual
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