The A20-Nexus Go receiver and A20-TX are available now, building on a growing range of practical wireless systems from Sound Devices.
The Astral wireless series from Sound Devices is expanding, seeing the addition of A20-Nexus Go receiver and A20-TX transmitter.
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The A20-Nexus Go is a four, six or eight-channel wireless receiver designed to be used on the go, hence the name, as well as a slew of handy additions to make connection and use a breeze. SpectraBand technology allows you to quickly locate clean frequencies, and can be used internationally with a tuning range of 169-1525 MHz, Sound Devices’ AutoAssign helping you quickly and automatically connect. To keep things tidy, audio is sent from the transmitter by DB25 for eight channels of audio.
Joining the A20-Nexus Go is the A20-TX, a transmitter that offers 12 hours of operation on a single-charge. It features an ePaper screen that can be read under direct sunlight, something that LED and OLED screens can struggle with. ePaper allows the user to check the last known battery status as well as frequency and channel information even when the unit is powered off. The A20-TX can be used with either microphone, line or instrument levels. An inbuilt 8-Series microphone preamp that boasts a dynamic range of 140dB is onboard, while an ultra-quiet lavalier preamp has 134dB of gain available.
The A20-Nexus Go receiver and A20-TX are available now, building on a growing range of practical wireless systems from Sound Devices.
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