Soundtube WLL-TR-1P-II - TriBand Wireless Audio Transmitter and Receiver

The WLL-TR-1p-II wireless transmitter/ receiver system is composed of two units, one WLLTX1-II transmitter and one WLL-RX1p-II receiver. Additional receivers may be ordered to accompany a single transmitter.

The WLL-TX1 wireless transmitter unit transmits uncompressed stereo audio wirelessly for maximum fidelity. Audio input options for the transmitter unit include USB, stereo mini or 1/4" balanced input connections at the transmitter. A High/Low power selector switch on transmitter limits RF range where needed.

The WLL-RX1p wireless receiver unit contains a 2-channel 50W/ch Class D amplifier which will power up to two speakers. Receiver output options include Push-On phoenix connectors or 1/4" connections. The WLL-RX1P also includes stereo line output for connecting auxiliary audio components. A Local Audio source may also be used at the receiver via stereo mini which mutes the wireless signal when connected.

An additional 5 receivers (for a total of 6) may be ordered to accompany a single transmitter. Two additional transmitters can be used with separate frequencies with a total of up to 18 receiver units. Each transmitter/receiver contains 3 RF channels to minimize interference from other devices. Each channel contains 3 bands, alternating between them to preemptively counteract interference, keeping the signal clear and latency less than 20ms.

Features:

• 3 RF channels to minimize interference from other devices.
• Each band contains 3 channels, alternating between them to preemptively counteract interference, keeping the signal clear and latency less than 20 ms.
• Uncompressed 2-channel audio for maximum fidelity.
• Multiple receiver/amplifier units may be used with a single transmitter.
• Up to 6 receivers may be used for each transmitter. For more than 6, use an additional transmitter on another frequency.
• USB, stereo mini or 1/4" balanced input connections at the transmitter.
• Push-On or 1/4" connections speaker level outputs at the receiver. Also includes stereo line output for connecting auxiliary audio componenets, such as ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) adapters.
• Local Audio source at the receiver via stereo mini (mutes the wireless signal when connected).
• High/Low power selector switch on transmitter limits RF range where needed.