The DWR-S01D offers high-quality full-digital operation and enhanced system performance - a perfect match for high-quality ENG/EFP applications.
The system, which consists of the DWT-B01 beltpack transmitter and the DWR-S01D dual portable tuner, delivers excellent-quality wireless transmission of 24-bit/48-kHz digital audio. Thanks to the Sony original codec, it realises low-latency, secure, and reliable operation. In addition, the system allows for an increase of up to 60% in the number of simultaneous multi-channel operations* compared to conventional analogue systems, which gives users enhanced system flexibility.
With its excellent audio quality and operational flexibility, the Sony digital wireless microphone system opens up a whole new world of audio applications.
NOTE: This model is available in multiple versions to support the widest possible range of operating frequencies. Please refer to product specifications for more information.
The digital wireless microphone system transmits & receives high-quality 24- bit/48-kHz digital audio in a specific frequency bandwidth that meets the Wireless Communication Regulations of each country. Utilising the Sony original codec based on Sony's years of experience in engineering audio products, the system delivers a wide dynamic range of more than 106 dB, a wide frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, and an excellent transient response.
Incorporating the newly developed digital modulator, the digital wireless microphone system allows highly stable wireless transmission that is extremely tolerant to unwanted interference.
In addition, the system transmits & receives digitally modulated and encrypted data to minimize the risk of interception, providing highly secure transmission & reception.
The digital wireless microphone system allows for large-scale multi-channel operations. Thanks to the newly developed digital modulator, the system realises an intermodulation-free, equally spaced channel allocation. The digital wireless transmission technology used in this system enables a significant increase in the number of simultaneous operations in comparison with current analogue wireless systems. For example, up to16 channels of simultaneous operation is possible in an 8-MHz operating band.
