PASGAO Dual Wireless Microphone system w True Diversity Reception Handheld Mics

PASGAO Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System with True Diversity Receiver and Handheld Microphones
The PAW-920 system allows for 10 frequency groups, each with up to 16 channels, adding up to a total of 160 usable channels that won't interfere with each other. The onboard Digital Volume Control system removes the need for a volume control knob and allows for seamless use between different microphone users. Up to 16 transmitter/receiver systems can be used at the same time.

PAH-801 Handheld Wireless Vocal Microphone
The PAH-801 is a vocal microphone suitable for both speaking and live vocal performance. The frequency response replicates that of popular dynamic vocal mics giving crisp, clear mid range sound that rejects feedback. The PAH-801's gain control allows for tweaking of mic's sensitivity to suit the vocal performer. A back-lit LCD display shows the operational status of the microphone, including current group, channel, battery charge, and lock status. The removable grill allows for easy replacement if damaged. This microphone is perfect for performing bands, weddings and other functions with multiple or animated/mobile speakers or vocalist. The broadcasting range of this mic is 655-679MHz, making it both legally and functionally suitable for most areas of Australia.

PAW-920 Dual Channel Wireless Receiver - Automatic IR Connection - Vacant Frequency Detection
The PAW-920 is a compact, easy to use high quality receiver with an impressive pick up range. The receiver uses automatic frequency testing to detect vacant frequencies in the area. Combine this with infrared synchronisation that automatically pairs the transmitter and receiver to the same frequency, and this system is as simple to set up as 1-2-3! To make life even easier, an onboard digital volume control system automates the volume level outputted ensuring maximum signal strength without distortion / clipping. The result is a clear, even sound between different speakers / singers.

True Diversity Receiver
The unit incorporates two receiving antennas and monitors the signal strength on each antenna, switching automatically to the strongest receiving antenna. This prevents dropouts that can occur due to self-destructive interference patterns of the radio waves, or when a performer moves around stage with the transmitter. This is known as True Diversity reception technology, as opposed to quasi-diversity reception, which uses two antennas but only monitors one at a time, switching when that antenna drops below a certain signal strength, regardless of the strength on the other antenna. 2 Rack ears come with the unit for installing into a rack system.

Other Useful Features
A mute level control on the rear of the unit acts like a noise gate and is useful if there are interference noises when the mic is not being used. The back-lit LCD shows the status of each receiving channel, including the current group and frequency, and active antenna. The 6 segment LED meter indicates RF signal strength and audio input levels.

About PASGAO
PASGAO is an experienced Chinese manufacturer of many types of wireless microphones and audio devices. As an OEM manufacturer, PASGAO has partnered with many famous global microphone brands to produce their wireless microphone product lines. Buying a PASGAO product gives you the quality and reliability you would expect from a well known brand, but at a price that delivers unbeatable value.

Features:

PAW-920 Receiver:

• Mobile Performance Bodypack with Headset Microphone
• LCD shows clear working status.
• Digital volume control system light touch button with simple setup.
• True diversity receiver technology, tone key squelch circuit to avoid interference.
• Automatic frequency selection.
• Transmitter battery volume indication.
• Infrared data synchronisation.
• 2 x rack ears included.

PAH-801 Microphone:

• Metal body and rubber end structure for increased drop resistance.
• LCD creen shows group, channel, battery volume, power, gain, mute status.
• RF power adjustment and gain control adjustments.
• Infrared data synchronization.

Specifications::

PAW-920 Receiver:

• Frequency Range: 655-679MHz
• Pickup Range: ~100m
• Max. Channel Quantity: 160
• Band Width: 24MHz
• Up to 16 transmitter/receiver systems can be used simultaneously
• Receiver Sensitivity: <-90dBm for 30dB S/N Ratio
• Max. Frequency Deviation: +/-50KHz
• Frequency Response: 50~15000Hz
• Distortion: <1%
• Signal-to-noise Ratio: >105dBm(A)
• Dynamic Range: >95dB
• Audio Socket: XLR+jack
• Audio Output Level:XLR: +8dBu max
• Power: 12V DC/300mA
• Volume: 212x160x44mm

PAH-801 Microphone:

• Frequency Range: 655-679MHz
• Max. Channel Quantity: 160
• Output power: >8mW
• Secondary wave suppression: > 50dBc
• Band Width: 42MHz
• Max. Depth Of Modulation: >65KHz
• Frequency Response: 50~15000Hz
• Distortion: <1 %
• Max.input level: >300mV
• Power: 2x1.5 V(AA)
• Use Time Of The Battery: >8 h
• Volume: 47x245mm
• Weight: 195g

Important Changes To Wireless System Requirements - Digital Dividend
As of 1st of January 2015, any broadcasting system operating in Australia, including wireless microphones and other wireless audio systems, must now operate between 520-694MHz. This is not only a legal requirement, but an operational requirement to prevent interference that can be picked up in commercial broadcasting frequency ranges.

The Pasgao range that SWAMP distributes in Australia generally will have a frequency range between 655-679MHz, though please check the specifications listed.

While 520-694MHz is the general frequency range for operation in Australia without needing approval, the available frequencies bands do vary by location. For more information or to find out how to check available frequencies near you, please read our helpful article about wireless devices in Australia at the following link: Using Wireless Equipment in Australia