SLXD14/DL4
Wireless System with SLXD1 Bodypack Transmitter and DL4 Lavalier Microphone
Featuring the DL4 IP57-rated waterproof subminiature lavalier microphone (black) and the SLXD1 transmitter to provides transparent digital audio and rock-solid RF stability for lecture halls and live performances.
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The SLXD14/DL4 Digital Wireless System delivers transparent, 24-bit digital audio and rock-solid RF performance for a wide range of applications, from day-long presentations to nighttime performances. Operate up to 32 compatible systems per 44 MHz band, with easy setup and optional rechargeability accessories for wireless excellence, wherever required. Ships with SLXD4 single-channel receiver, SLXD1 bodypack transmitter and DL4 IP57-rated waterproof subminiature omnidirectional lavalier microphone (black) with lavalier, antenna and rackmount accessories, and 2 AA batteries.
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MyMama Tour 2021; conquered by the reliability and consistency of SLX-D ©Diletta Radaelli
Arturo Magnanensi, Audio Engineer at the the MyMama tour: "The tour was characterized by the strong need of the band to finally be able to express the great energy and creativity stored during the period of the lock-down; combining it and putting it, however, at the service of a necessary flexibility and adaptability to the many different types of concerts that the tour schedule envisaged. Also due to the restrictive regulations related to the pandemic, the show had to be able to be done at different times, in different lighting conditions, in relatively small or even very large stages, without ever affecting its nature or its technical and artistic performance for the public. So I would say that the technical flexibility was fundamental in order to guarantee a coherence of the show in all the various venues in which we found ourselves having to create the show."