Stadium, Arena or Gymnasium Wireless Mic System
with Diversity Fin and Lavalier Microphone
Our stadium, arena, and gymnasium wireless microphone solutions deliver consistent high-performance sound and address the need for long-range capability, wide coverage, reliable high-quality vocal transmission, elimination of signal-dropout, and RF interference rejection which is essential for sporting event performers, national anthem singers, live vocalists, public address announcers, and referees. Great for applications that need high-output transmission distance such as indoor/outdoor complexes like baseball and football fields, large college gyms, hockey and ice skating rinks, rodeos, horse racing tracks, and more.
This stadium wireless microphone system is perfect for applications where vocal clarity, range, RF interference rejection, and wide coverage are essential. This high-performance system is ideal for sporting event referees, public speakers, and other performers who need the ability to remotely mute a wireless microphone. Enjoy exceptional audio quality from this Shure microphone system providing clear intelligibility transmitter performance. Use as a referee wireless microphone system with a powerful lavalier microphone and mute switch option. The body-pack mute switch provides an easily accessible switch for muting the lavalier microphone that connects to a wireless body-pack transmitter.
For optimal use, mount the receivers or antenna systems as high as possible in the press box or at the top of the stadium or venue and at least 8 to 10 ft above the ground, floor or stage. Make certain that there is an unobstructed line-of-site path between the receiver antennas and the transmitter. When the operating environment is particularly difficult or large you can obtain the best possible range from your system by using this diversity system with at least 30-50mW transmitter. The working range is an average of 300 ft. We recommend that you test the antenna location before installing. Diversity systems with multiple frequencies and auto-scanning almost always have much better range and performance than similar non-diversity systems.
