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D Series | Multifrequency Digital Wireless Systems
Nady is proud to reveal the D-Series, its first multi-channel digital wireless system.
With 50 unique frequencies per transmitter, the D-Series elevates the high performance and wireless reliability Nady is already known for.
- Professional 24-bit digital conversion technology for exceptional audio clarity with transparent frequency response across the entire audible range.
- DQPSK Digital transmission virtually eliminates interference and noise.
- Rugged metal construction for road-ready, long-term durability
The D Series provides the ideal systems for any performing venue, school, church, lecture hall, or band.
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System Features ·
200 (50×4) selectable frequencies in the 500 MHz band for interference-free operation
48 kHz/24 bit analog to digital conversion technology for exceptional audio clarity
Reliable long-range operation (greater than 300 feet line-of-sight)
DQPSK Digital transmission virtually eliminates interference and noise
RECEIVER
Quad Receiver with 50 x 4 (200 total) selectable channels for interference-free operation in the 500MHz Band, completely free from TV interference
Professional 24-bit digital conversion technology for exceptional audio clarity with transparent frequency response across the entire audible range
Auto-Scan feature for quick and simple channel/frequency selection
Infrared (IR) auto-sync pairing feature for lightning-fast pairing of transmitters to selected channel/frequency
Four front panel backlit LCD’s display audio and radio frequency (AF & RF) levels, channel/frequency, and transmitter mute status
Volume control for each of the four receivers (when using the ¼” LINE SUM output jack)
Four front mounted antennas for optional hassle-free rack mounting
Reliable long-range operation (up to 300 feet line-of-sight)
Digital reception virtually eliminates interference and noise
Rugged metal housing for long-term durability
Back panel: Four balanced XLR microphone level outputs, a single ¼” line level sum output of all four receivers and a DC input jack