AKG used the London Plasa 2011 show to introduce its DMS 70 digital wireless microphone system, ‘the first true uncompressed digital wireless system in the industry’.
Aimed at live sound, club sound, conferences, seminars, schools and universities, the DMS 70 operates in the 2.4GHz ISM band, a worldwide licence-free frequency range. The DMS 70 package includes the DSR 70 Receiver, DPT 70 Digital Pocket Transmitter and DHT 70 Digital Handheld Transmitter wireless mic, as well as a DSR 70 rackmount kit and power supply and other accessories.
All DMS 70 devices are available separately and in the Vocal Set Dual, Instrumental Set Dual and Vocal/Instrumental Set Dual packages.
The DMS 70 features bidirectional communication between the transmitter and receiver and dynamic frequency selection that provides ‘intelligent’ operation. Its easy set-up functions make the system simple to use even for less experienced operators. DMS 70 operates with AES 128-bit encryption, OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing) modulation and digital controlled antenna diversity for clear, secure two-way wireless communication.
The DSR 70 receiver can receive up to four channels of audio, which can be mixed down directly to its balanced XLR sum output. The DHT 70 mic employs AKG’s D5 supercardioid capsule to deliver outstanding sound quality with feedback and noise suppression.
The system offers a number of additional features, including auto power-off function for all transmitters, power-off from receiver side for all connected transmitters, battery status monitoring, adjustable mic/guitar input level (DPT 70) and high/low level gain switch (DHT 70).
‘Harman’s AKG DMS 70 system offers exceptional studio-quality sound, thanks to its uncompressed digital audio transmission capability,’ says AKG Product Manager, Thomas Umbauer. ‘The DMS 70 is designed for the most exacting applications where the highest level of wireless audio performance is required.’
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