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Phenyx Pro PTM-11/PTM-22 Mono Wireless in Ear Monitor System Bodypack Receiver, Performance with Adjustable Frequencies
Phenyx Pro PTM-11/PTM-22 Mono Wireless in Ear Monitor System Bodypack Receiver, Performance with Adjustable Frequencies
Item Details
Pickup Location
7440 Dean Martin Dr Suite 204
Las Vegas, NV, 89139
Quality
New
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts
brand
Phenyx ProEstimated Retail Price
$70.86
color
Blacksize
1 receiver onlyBuyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1044311889
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Features
- WIRELESS PERFORMANCE: Operates in UHF band with selectable frequencies, free of interference and latency by utilizing UHF wide audio signal transmission. More than 20 systems can operate simultaneously. Wireless IEM system enables users to move freely on the stage and in the studio with operating distance from 140–164 ft in open space line of sight
- EASY MONITORING: LCD display shows battery indicator, channel number, and group number. It also demonstrate RF/AF signal strength for easy monitoring the status of the bodypack receiver
- VOLUME KNOB: ON/OFF switch on top of the bodypack receiver with volume control function, delivering precise volume control on stage
- CLEAN MONO SOUND OUTPUT: Aim the IR window of the bodypack to the IR window on the transmitter (base unit) for quick pair up. Clean mono sound performance for simply and pure monitoring
- COMPATIBILITY: Compatible with Phenyx Pro PTM-11 and PTM-22 systems. Both the PTM-11 and PTM-22 transmitters can add as many bodypack receivers as you want. People can hear the same mix as long as you tune all the bodypacks to the same frequency and sync with the base unit. For the PTM-22, people will be able to monitor two mixes
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Based on 25 ratings
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