Audio Products

Reference Point Arrays are complete loudspeaker systems incorporating multiple channels of signal processing, power amplification, cabling and hanging hardware and loudspeakers, in an effort to achieve improved performance. The completely integrated systems achieves, what the company calls, "the closest approximation yet of the acoustially ideal point source." 12 models are currently in official release, providing from 120' to 200' of horizontal coverage. Vertical patterns are either 60' or an asymmetrical +30', -45'.

949-588-9997     www.rh.com

Featuring dual-driver earphones, the new Shure PSM700 personal in-ear monitor system can eliminate the need for conventional floor or stand-mounted monitor speakers. 16 user-selectable UHF frequencies allow up to 16 PSM700 systems to be operated simultaneously, each providing a separate stereo, or a pair of monaural mixes. The half-width, single-rack-space receiver features an eight-LED stereo input meter, input level control, channel selection, mono/stereo switch and headphone level control.

800-257-4873     www.shure.com

Any XLR-compatible dynamic or electret-type microphone can become a wireless microphone with the new Telex ProStar UHF UT-12 Universal Plug-on Transmitter. Standard XLR connector makes installation quick and easy. Transmitter includes audio mute switch, power switch, battery status LED indicator and screw-type gain adjustment. Operates in the UHF band, 690 to 725 RF carrier frequency range with frequency response of 50 – 15,000 Hz. Provides eight to ten hours of operation using alkaline batteries.

Featuring 250 watts per channel at 4 Ohms, this three-rack-space package is passively cooled for quiet operation. The CR5 offers a selection of inputs including XLR, barrier strip, and '". Other features include separate rear-mount channel gain controls, stereo/mono/bridge switch, defeatable limiter and circuit breaker. An AC power switch along with power, clip and protect LED’s are included on the front. Includes Yorkville’s standard two-year transferable warranty.

716-297-2920     www.yorkville.com

Part of EV's System 2000 Series, the new Sx80 8-in., two-way loudspeaker is designed for situations where an ultra-compact loudspeaker is required. The Sx80 can be stand mounted or permanently installed. Transformer versions and full-face, weather-resistant grilles are available. The high-impact polystyrene enclosure includes a molded-in, 90' x 60', high-frequency horn, and is available in black or white. Electro-Voice says the Sx80 offers a frequency response of 70-20,000 Hz, and has continuous power handling capacity of 175 watts.

800-392-3497     www.electrovoice.com

Available in either handheld or body pack versions, the Audio-Technica 7000 Series wireless systems feature multi-channel UHF capability of 100 switch-selectable PLL-synthesized channels. Both systems include the ATW-R73 true-diversity receiver in a shielded, half-rack housing. Two units can be mounted side-by-side in a single 19-inch rack space. The body-pack version features the ATW-T75 transmitter that can be used with a variety of lavalier, head-worn, gooseneck or boundary microphones. The ATW-T76 handheld system comes with an Audio-Technica Hi-Energy dynamic microphone.

330-686-2600     www.audio-technica.com

White Instrument's ParaMedic line of digital sound system equalizers is designed for the requirements of a one- or two-channel system. Seventy available filters can be simultaneously configured as parametric and very narrow notch filters, one-third or one-sixth octave graphic filters, high-pass, low-pass or shelving filters with direct RS-232 control. The new ParaMedic X includes soft or hard-knee digital limiting with adjustable threshold and release and digital two-way crossovers with the choice of Bessel, Butterworth or Linkwitz-Riley characteristics.

Operating in the 690 ' 725 MHz UHF frequency range, up to ten Telex UR-700 systems may be used simultaneously using pre-set frequencies. These true-diversity receivers may be used with Telex HT-700 handheld transmitters, available with a variety of mic elements, and the WT-700 bodypack transmitter for use with lavalier microphones. A five-segment LED meter for the AF aids in setting microphone gains and monitoring receiver microphone and line level outputs. Comes with XLR and '-in. output connections at line or mic level.

The newest member of Mackie's FR Series of power amplifiers, the M-2600 produces 500 W/channel at eight ohms, 850 W/channel at four ohms and 1,300 W/channel at two ohms. In bridge mode, the M-2600 delivers 1,700 W at four ohms and 2,600 W at two ohms. Output connectors are five-way binding posts and Neutrik Speak-on connectors. The internal subwoofer crossover is selectable at three frequencies using 24-dB-per-octave Linkwitz-Riley filters. Variable low-cut filters are also included.

425-892-6500     www.mackie.com