Electro-Voice N/DYM UHF Wireless Microphone Series Featuring ClearScanNew Series Offers 10-channel Frequency Agility and EV's Latest Wireless Innovation July 26, 2000Electro-Voice® is displaying its N/DYM UHF wireless microphone series featuring ClearScan™ Auto Channel Select at Summer NAMM, Demo Room 2010 and Booth 5311. Combining quality, ergonomics, rugged design and affordability, the N/DYM wireless systems feature 10-channel frequency agility, a basic requirement for today's musician who has to perform in highly RF-challenged environments. ClearScan™ Auto Channel Select--the latest in wireless innovations from EV--fully automates the process of channel selection and system set-up. This feature automates system set-up by scanning the 10 UHF frequencies and finding the clearest operating channel in the RF environment. Operation in the UHF frequency band is further enhanced by the Secure-Phase™ diversity system for clear and drop-out free audio. "We designed the N/DYM Series UHF wireless microphone system to provide the enhanced performance features of higher-priced systems at a lower price point," says Joel Johnson, EV product category manager for wireless microphones. "A working band using this new system can go into RF-challenged areas secure in the knowledge their show will go on without problems, thanks to ClearScan™." The N/DYM wireless transmitters offer adjustable audio gain control, on/off and mute switches, 8 to 10 hours of battery life on a single 9V battery, rotary channel select switch and a "low battery" indicator. The bodypack transmitters feature a flexible 1/4 wave whip antenna, while the handheld transmitters contain an internal high-efficiency antenna. In addition to ClearScan and Secure-Phase, N/DYM wireless receivers feature a ½ rack width metal receiver housing design, fixed front-mount antennas for quick system set-up, balanced mic-level XLR output, level-adjustable unbalanced ¼-inch output, a seven-segment LED channel display, adjustable squelch control, Tx On and Diversity LED indicators and channel-change lock-out. Single or double rackmount kits are also available (the RM-S and RM-D). EV's N/DYM wireless systems are available in seven different full-system configurations, and as individual components. Full system configurations are: - Handheld transmitter systems: the NRU-N1 featuring the N/D167 dynamic element, the NRU-N2 featuring the N/D267a dynamic element and the NRU-N7 featuring the N/D767a dynamic element.
- 3 Bodypack systems: the NRU-L10 featuring the OLM-10 omnidirectional lavalier mic; the NRU-L20 featuring the ULM20 cardioid lavalier mic; and the NRU-H1 featuring the HM2 headworn microphone.
- A dedicated Guitar System: the NGU featuring circuitry specially designed to handle a guitar signal. Unlike many wireless guitar systems, the NGU leaves tone "intact," a consideration for those who own vintage guitars and amplifiers.
Individual components available include the NBPU body pack transmitters; the NHTU-N1, NHTU-N2 and NHTU-N7 handheld transmitters; as well as the NRU receiver. Electro-Voice® is a professional audio brand of Telex Communications, Inc., a leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of sophisticated audio, wireless, multimedia, aircraft, broadcast and communications equipment for commercial, professional and industrial customers. Telex Communications markets its products in more than 80 countries under the brands EV®, Telex®, RTS™, Dynacord®, Midas®, Klark Teknik®, University® and others. For more information, visit their web site at www.electrovoice.com. |
