Explanation of wireless

Wireless products are available in VHF, VHF True Diversity, UHF and UHF true diversity. VHF is the most economical but has more interference which could cause problems with distance and reception of a clear signal. UHF is a higher frequency which has less traffic to compete with to deliver it's signal, and of course UHF true diversity would be the best option.

True diversity means that there are two antennas used to better capture the signal as well as two separate RF receive sections. Not all receivers that use two antennas are True diversity. True diversity uses two separate RF receive sections each with it's own separate antenna. Internal switching or blending circuitry then decides which signal, or combination of signals to utilize.

Wireless products are set to certain channels. If you are in a band, or on a stage etc. with someone else using wireless products you will need to determine what channel frequency they are using. You would not want to attempt using the same frequency as it would greatly conflict with your ability to receive your signal.

If you need to use more than one microphone or wireless item in same area, you will need more than one system set to separate channels.

Different areas of the U.S. have certain frequencies that are more usable than others. The advantage of the Synth 32 system is that you can select the frequency you desire with it's 32 selectable UHF frequencies in both the receiver and transmitter. This works well for the traveling musician, or needs of those who perform and work alongside others who use wireless systems. Ready to start? Click the section below your interested in and save at DC Music.

Wireless Guitar System - Wireless Headset microphone System - Wireless Handheld microphone System - Wireless Presentation/Lavalier System - Wireless Wind Instrument System