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Martin Ranger WM-200 VHF Dual Channel Rechargeable Wireless Microphone

This VHF microphone system offers superior sound quality and it offers the conveniences of rechargeable feature. Additionally, the system offers one 1/4" output and two balanced XLR output connectors provides the highest signal quality to your mixer or amplifier. The VM-200 microphone system is a rechargeable microphone offers charging station. The rechargeable battery offers between 6 hours of battery life per use. Features: Receiver * Receiving System: Fixed Frequency crystal-controlled * Sensitivity: 12dB for 60dB S/N * Audio Output: 25K unbalanced: 0-0.5V/5K ohm, 15KHz deviation * Output Connectors: One 1/4" unbalanced output jack, Two XLR balanced output jacks * Power Supply: 16V * Dimensions: 13 3/4" X 6 3/4" X 2" Transmitter * Battery: 1.2V chargeable battery * RF Output: 10mW * Nominal Deviation: 25KHz, Max 40KHz * Battery Life: apprx 6 continuous Hours per charge * Power On LED * Battery Low Indicator * Silence circuit eliminated popping noises when the switch is turned on or off * Wide frequency response with low harmonic distortion * Perfect mute function and high spurious emission System * Operating Frequency: VHF high band, 230MHz to 290MHz * Frequency Stability: 0.005%, crystal-controlled * Modulation Mode: FM * Audio Frequency Responses: 40Hz to 15KHz @+-3dB, THD 70dB * Image Rejection:
MartinLogan SWT-1 Subwoofer Wireless Transmitter for Dynamo 700 and Dynamo 1000 (Single, Black)

Subwoofer wireless transmitter designed specifically for use with the MartinLogan Dynamo 700 and Dynamo 1000 subwoofers. Following extensive research and testing, MartinLogan engineers designed the SWT-1 with an uncompressed 16-bit/48-kHz sampling rate (exceeding the current CD standard of 16-bit/44.1-kHz), which proved more than adequate (and accurate!) for use in the wireless transmission of low-frequency information below 200 Hz. And since the RF transmission is digital it is error-checked to ensure no deviation from the original signal. The ML SWT-1 operates in the 2.4 GHz frequency range. Often, users of wireless technology complain about interference from other noise sources in the room (i.e. wireless local area networks, portable phones on the same frequency, even microwave ovens). MartinLogan engineers included an integrated RF power amplifier that provides a 15 dBm RF power level to reduce interference.