Lectrosonics debuts SM professional audio wireless transmitter

Apr 19, 2005 8:00 AM, Audio Technology Update e-newsletter

    



Lectrosonics’ SM transmitter operates on a single AA battery.

Lectrosonics’ Super Mini (SM) transmitter, used in its native Digital Hybrid mode, delivers 107dB signal-to-noise ratio and flat frequency response to 20kHz. Its patent-pending Digital Hybrid Wireless technology uses both 24-bit digital audio and analog FM signal transmission methods to encode a digital signal for transmission over a UHF FM carrier. Operating on a single AA battery, the SM features 100mW of transmitting power, compatibility emulation modes, and an LCD for easy frequency and audio level adjustment.

For more information, visit www.lectrosonics.com.

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