Microphone, Wireless, Reciver, Shure, Axient AD4QE A 407-636 MHz

Description

AD4Q Receiver - Fixed
The AD4Q receiver has the same functionality as the AD4D receiver but offers four reception channels. The receiver can be linked to two antenna for normal operation, or four antenna for 'Quadversity' mode, in which four remote antenna can be connected for optimum reception and much reduced drop out. This is particularly useful for operation within stadia or theatres where line-of-sight reception is not applicable, but also effective for multi-room broadcast operating from a central control hub such as in hotel presentation rooms or houses of worship. When running in 'Quadversity' mode, the BNC connectors usually used for cascading are used instead for the two additional remote antenna.

Each channel has a dedicated, balanced, 3-pin, XLR output and 6.35mm 3-pole jack output. However, if the AES3 outputs for channels 1 and 2 are used, they appear on the XLR output for channel 3, leaving only the jack output for the channel 3 analogue output. Likewise, the XLR output for channel 4 is utilised for the AES3 outputs of channels 3 and 4, so only the jack output is available for the analogue output of channel 4.

With the exception of two additional channels of monitoring, the front facing panel is the same as the AD4D.