Electro Voice RE2-N7

Electro Voice RE2-N7 Description:

The RE-2 Wireless Microphone system combines frequency agility and ease of use like no other. The RE-2 transmitters and receivers operate over a 24 MHz band width in the UHF portion of the Radio Frequency spectrum. The high quality audio circuitry and advanced Radio Frequency (RF) signal processing offer broadcast quality signal-to-noise and audio clarity. The RE2-N7 System includes the RE-2 Diversity Receiver and the HTU2PRO Transmitter with N/D 767a Cardiod Dynamic Microphone Element.

Electro-Voice RE2-N7 Features:

RE-2 Receiver

• One-touch Auto-ClearScan
• Programmable in 25kHz steps across 28 MHz
• operating bandwidth
• Backlit LCD displays the Group, Channel, Frequency, transmitter battery level, diversity operation, RF, and Audio signal level meters
• Balanced XLR audio output for Microphone or Line level signals and a
• 1/4-inch line level jack
• Fourth-generation Posi-phase diversity and advanced audio circuits
• Unique Guitar setting
• Detachable 1/4 wave antennas

RE-2 UHF Transmitter

• Unique smart battery
• LCD Displays Group and Channel, Frequency, or Battery Level
• Low battery LED
• One On/Off button that also acts as a mute
• On/Off button can be disabled

RE-2 UHF Handheld

• NDYM 767a Dynamic premium vocal microphone
• with VOBTM(Vocal-Optimized-Bass)
• Internal 1/2-wave antenna

Electro-Voice RE2-N7 Wireless System with EV 767a Dynamic Element Specifications:

RE-2 Receiver

• Receiver Type: Synthesized PLL
• Frequency Range (RF): A Band 648 - 676 MHz (TV Channels 43 - 48),
• B Band 696 - 724 MHz (TV Channels 54 - 56), D Band 798 822 Mhz, E Band 841 865 MHz
• Number of Channels: >1122 possible frequencies, programmable in 25 kHz steps
• Modulation: +/- 40 kHz
• Diversity: Digital Posi-Phase True Diversity
• RF Sensitivity: <1.0 _V for 12 dB SINAD
• Image Rejection: >60 dB
• Squelch:Tone Code plus Amplitude
• Ultimate Quieting: >100 dB
• FCC Certification: Approved under Part 15
• Power Requirements: 12-15V AC/DC, 300mA
• Antennas Detachable: 1/4 wave
• Receiver Dimensions: 1.72 in. H x 7.50 in. W x 5.9 in., D 43.69 mm H x 190.50 mm W x 150 mm D

Audio Parameters

• Frequency Response: 50-15 kHz +/- 2dB
• Balanced Output (typical): (max at 40 kHz deviation) 330mV RMS 100K OHM Load, Mic Position, 10mV to 2V RMS 100K OHM Load, Line Position
• Unbalanced Output: adjustable 10 mV to 1V RMS, 100K OHM Load
• Distortion: <1.0%, 0.5% typical (ref 1kHz, 40kHz deviation)
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >>100 dB A Weighted
• Dynamic Range: >100 dB
• Transmitter: HTU-2
• Radiated Output: 30 mW Typical
• Microphone Head: N/D 767a supercardioid N/DYM dynamic
• TA4F Connector Wiring: Pin 1: Ground; Pin 2 Mic Input;
• Pin 3: +5V bias; Pin 4: +5V bias through a 3k
• Audio Gain Adjustment Range: 40 dB BPU-2
• 26 dB HTU-2
• Power Requirements: 9 Volt Alkaline Battery
• Battery Life (Typical): >8 hours with 9-Volt Alkaline Typical
• Handheld Antenna: Internal 1/2 wave
• Dimensions (Handheld): 24.0 cm (9.4 in.) Long

Transmitter

• Radiated Output Normal 5 mW typical, High 50 mW typical
• Microphone Head: 767a Supercardioid N/DYM Dynamic
• Handheld Antenna: Internal 1/2 wave
• Dimensions (Handheld): 26.8 cm (10.5 in.) Long

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