PASGAO 4-Channel Wireless Microphone System - Lapel Mics
The PAW-4000 is a 19" rack mountable 4 channel microphone system that allows for 10 frequency groups, each with up to 12 channels, adding up to a total of 120 usable channels that won't interfere with each other. Intuitive operation and easy set up makes this system a perfect choice for theatre companies, event organizers, and audio hire companies.

PBT-1000 Body Pack and Lapel Microphone
The PBT-1000 is a compact, lightweight, and inconspicuous transmitter that can be used with headsets (not included) and lapel microphones. A backlit LCD display shows the operational status of the microphone, including current group, channel, battery charge, and lock status. It features a -10dB pad, useful for adjusting between singers and speakers. This body pack and headset microphone are ideal for stage productions, sports commentary, and interview situations. The broadcasting range of this device is 655-679MHz, making it both legally and functionally suitable for most areas of Australia.

PAW-4000 4-Channel Wireless Receiver
The PAW-4000 is capable of receiving up to 4 separate wireless microphone signals. Infrared (IR) 'transmitter to receiver' synchronization makes for a simple setup even with multiple units. The auto-detect function allows the user to scan for vacant frequencies. Featuring two antennas that the receiver can switch between automatically to prevent dropouts while a performer moves around stage. The backlit LCD shows the status of each receiving channel, including the current frequency, signal strength, and input volume. In addition to the 4 in 1 output bus (balanced and unbalanced), each channel has it's own separate balanced XLR output.

19 Inch Rack Mountable
The wireless receiver in this kit comes with rack ears included and can be mounted in an audio 19" rack case, taking up 1RU of space. A protective case will make this system much more suitable for taking on the road, and easier to transport safely.

About PASGAO
PASGAO is an experienced Chinese manufacture of many types of wireless microphones and audio devices. PASGAO an OEM manufacturer that has partnered with many famous global microphone brands for their wireless mic ranges. 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:

• 4 Channels of wireless audio
• Omni-directional dynamic lapel microphones
• Battery level indicator on body pack
• Mic input gain level switch
• Auto-scanning detects vacant frequencies
• Predictive diversity technology
• Infrared data synchronization
• 19" rack mountable receiver
• 3-tier SQL switch (H, M, L)
• 655-679MHz broadcasting range
• Summed or individual outputs

Specifications::

PAW-4000 Receiver:

• Frequency Range: 655-679MHz
• Max Channel Number: 120
• Receiving Frequencies: 720
• Switching Bandwidth: 24MHz
• Sensitivity: <-92dBm for dB S/N ratio
• Peak Deviation: ±55kHz
• Frequency Response: 60Hz - 16kHz
• Signal to Noise Ratio: >105dB(A)
• THD: <0.8%
• Dynamic Range: >95dB
• Audio Connection: XLR+Jack
• Antenna Connection: 2 TNC 50Ohm
• Output Level:XLR: +8dBu max
• Power Supply: 12 - 18V DC 1000mA
• Dimensions: 410mm x 280mm x 44mm
• Weight: 3.5kg

PBT-1000 Body Pack:

• Frequency Range: 655-679MHz
• Max Channel Number: 120
• Theoretical Output Power: 10mW
• Spurious Rejection: >53dBc
• Switching Bandwidth: 24MHz
• Peak Deviation: ±55kHz
• Frequency Response: 50Hz - 16kHz
• Signal to Noise Ratio: 104dB(A)
• THD: <1%
• Input Voltage Range: 1.5V max
• Power Supply: 2x 1.5A (AA) batteries (included)
• Battery Life: >8hrs
• Dimensions: 90mm x 65mm x 24mm
• Weight: 85g

Important Changes To Wireless System Requirements - Digital Dividend
The Australian government has recently sold off a chunk of the UHF frequency spectrum for telecommunications purposes. This means that the legal operating frequency for personal broadcasting has changed.

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. Not only is this a legal requirement, but an operational requirement to prevent interference that can be picked up in commercial broadcasting frequency ranges.

While 520-694MHz is the general frequency range for operation without needing approval, the available frequencies bands do vary by location. To check available frequencies for your area visit the following website: http://www.frequencyfinder.com.au/

Custom Label: PG-PAW-4000--PBT

SKU: PG-PAW-4000--PBT

Shipping Weight: 5.0000