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Audio Ltd A10-RX-SL Two-channel Receiver and A10-TX-C 594-694Mhz Digital Wireless Transmitter - USED
90 day warranty
- Used | 9/10 | 90 Day Warranty
- Faint marks on the unit, only slight scratches to the finish of the transmitter on the back around where the the belt clip connects to the unit.
Included in This Item:
- 1 × Audio Ltd A10-RX-SL Two-channel, dual-diversity receiver with Superslot connector.
- 1 × Audio Ltd A10-TX-C Compact Digital Wireless Transmitter.
- 1 x Micro SD Card 32GB.
- A full set of antenna.
Audio Ltd A10-RX-SL Two-channel, dual-diversity receiver with Superslot Receiver
The two-channel A10-RX receiver is an advanced digital tool that works with one or two A10-TX transmitters. With its Advanced Digital Diversity System the A10-RX receiver selects the best signal between each channel's two receivers. When at the limits of system operation ADDS combines error-free digital packets from each receiver and combines them. This results in lossless, wireless digital audio up to the absolute limits of operation.
The A10-RX is offered in two versions, the A10-RX-SL for uni- and Superslot mounting, and the A10-RX-XLR for stand-alone operation in a production bag.
A10-RX Two-Channel True Diversity Receiver
- Tunes over the full system bandwidth of 470 to 694 MHz
- 4 complete digital receiver circuits (two per channel)
- Advanced Digital Diversity System (ADDS) selects the receiver with the best RF signal and combines weak signals
- Two versions available: Uni/Super-slot & XLR with Hirose 4-pin connector
Great Audio Quality
- All-digital RF transmission for zero companding artifacts and ultra-low distortion 20 kHz audio
- Extremely low latency - best in class 2 mS
- Fully balanced, broadcast quality mic preamp with analogue limiter
Best-in-Class Digital RF Technology
- Super wideband UHF receiver tuning - over 224 MHz (470 MHz - 694 MHz)
- 20 simultaneous channels per 8 MHz bandwidth, 15 channels per 6 MHz
- Fully legal ETSI/FCC spectral mask, meets present and upcoming standards
- Excellent range, equivalent to the best analogue systems
- Advanced Digital Diversity System selects the best RF signal among the two diversity receivers and combines signals in challenging RF environments
Integrated Recording
- Built-in audio recorder and high-precision timecode generator in the A10-TX transmitter
- Records timecode-stamped files to removable microSD cards
- Timecode generator can be jam synced from external clock source, and maintain timecode for hours without batteries
Audio Ltd A10-TX-C Compact Digital Wireless Transmitter
Compact Digital Transmitter with Built-in Timecode-Enabled Recorder
The A10-TX transmitter is the heart of the A10 Digital Wireless System. And the core of the A10-TX transmitter is its low-noise, high-dynamic-range analog input. It accepting signals from low-level lavalier microphones to balanced line-level. The 3-pin LEMO input offers analogue limiters, 5 volt bias for lavalier microphones, as well as 12 and 48 volt phantom power for balanced microphones.
A timecode-enabled audio recorder is integrated into the A10-TX. It records monophonic timecode-stamped files to removable microSD cards.
- Low-noise, studio-grade balanced input for microphones and line level inputs with analogue limiter and 48 V phantom power
- Integrated digital audio recorder with ultra-accurate timecode generator
- Records to removable microSD cards
- Simultaneous wireless transmission and recording (simultaneous recording and wireless transmission is not available on systems sold in the U.S.)
- Remote controllable over Bluetooth® using the A10 Remote app for Android and iOS
Built-In Audio Recorder
The A10-TX transmitter includes an integrated high-quality digital audio recorder. Audio sources connected to the A10-TX can be recorded to removable FAT32 formatted microSD cards. Files are recorded to Audio Ltd's proprietary, data-compressed ".mic" file format. These .mic files incorporate timecode from the A10-TX timecode generator.
Audio Ltd's Mac OS and Windows software utility mic2wav converts .mic files into monophonic, 24-bit, 48 kHz broadcast WAV files with its associated timecode.
