AmpliVox Sound Systems is proud to introduce new wireless microphones that broadcast over 16 UHF channels, a dramatic improvement for sound clarity and system versatility. This significant upgrade will be offered as the new standard wireless option for AmpliVox wireless sound systems and wireless lecterns, with no price increase over earlier two-channel VHF models.
The new UHF microphones expand the capability and range of earlier two-channel models by allowing multiple mic users in the same venue to select one of 16 separate channels. The additional channels also enable users to avoid interference with competing wireless frequencies, ensuring crystal-clear sound amplification in any venue.
The new AmpliVox 16-channel UHF microphones are available as a handheld wireless mic with a bodypack-style transmitter and receiver.
“The availability of 14 additional selectable channels raises the standard for wireless mic functionality,” commented AmpliVox CEO Don Roth. “We’re proud to bring our customers the most reliable, advanced, and versatile sound equipment in the industry.”
Photo Caption: AmpliVox’s new 16 UHF channel microphones are available as a bodypack transmitter with headset and lapel mic (model S1601) or a handheld mic and wireless receiver (S1623).
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AmpliVox ® Sound Systems products are predominantly made in the USA, meet stringent UL standards, and come with an up to 6-year warranty. Our wide selection meets every speaker's sound coverage and style needs. Whether you are in a small meeting room of 30 people or a large 20,000 square foot auditorium of up to 10,000 people, AmpliVox ® Sound Systems' extensive range of superior quality, simple to operate and reliable electronics will provide maximum satisfaction and ensure a crystal clear message. Creators of the Pink Podium Promise cause marketing initiative, AmpliVox donates pink podiums and pink megaphones to breast cancer awareness organizations, helping lead the effort to “Speak Up for the Cause”. Visit http://www.ampli.com for more information.