Galaxy AS-1000T Any Spot Wireless Transmitter

The Galaxy AS-100T transmitter features RCA, XLR, and 1/4" inputs on the back and allows simultaneous broadcast of audio signals from a source such as a CD player, tape player, computer, iPod, etc, and a microphone while offering individual level adjustment for each of the 2 sources. This works great for presentations or for a solo performer who wants to monitor a microphone and backing track.

Galaxy AS-1000T Any Spot Wireless Transmitter Specifications:

• Frequency range: UHF 682 ~ 698MHz
• RF power output: 10mW or 100mW
• Frequency stability: ±0.005%
• Maximum deviation: ±48KHz with limiting compressor
• Spurious emission: >60dB below carrier frequency
• T.H.D.: <1% (at 1KHz)
• Power supply: DC12 ~18V
• Tone key: 32.768 KHz
• Current consumption: 140mA ±10mA(100mW)
• Dimensions (W x H x D): 8.31" x 1.73" x 7.1" (211 x 44 x 180mm)

Galaxy AS-1000T Any Spot Wireless Transmitter Features:

• Low power FM broadcasting transmitter
• Can simultaneously transmit stereo music (from sources such as CD players, MP3 players, etc.) and vocal audio (from wired or wireless microphone systems)
• Can also be interfaced with a mixing console to transmit an entire monitor mix to the performer
• Up to 64 selectable frequencies are available to set up a multi-frequency broadcasting system while avoiding interference
• The two rotary switches allow the user to easily select the group number (1-8), and channel number (1-8). These two selections make up the frequency program number, which is then brightly displayed on the front panel
• 1/4"/XLR combo MIC jack accepts a balanced or unbalanced, line or microphone signal.
• RCA LINE IN jacks accept stereo or mono audio signals from CD players, MP3 players, etc. (Switchable Stereo/Mono modes.)
• Independent input volume controls allow the user greater control when mixing two audio sources together
• Peak LED indicator shows when the inputs are being overdriven to help avoid distortion
• Headphone jack, with independent volume control, allows a user to monitor the audio signal from the transmitter location
• High-efficiency antenna with a typical coverage radius of approximately 300 feet. The coverage area is maximized when the antenna is placed at higher locations