from
$495.00 AUD
from
$495.00 AUD
$297.00 AUD
$249.00 AUD
The Fitness Audio DX6-PR* Portable Receiver is the latest addition to our 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Line. Battery operated, it's an easy add on to a Portable PA system with no built-in receiver. This receiver is compatible with our DX6-TF Digital Beltpack Transmitter.
The DX6-PR uses ASAP© (Auto Search Auto Pair) technology for an instant start on an interference free channel. No set-up is required. Mic signals pass through a seamless 3-stage data redundancy circle to ensure stable and quality reception. A proprietary codec (encode/decode) circuit delivers excellent audio quality and a wide dynamic range.
The digital processing inside the receiver means more volume, less feedback! Get your volumes much higher than before, without the annoying squeals.
Optional Add Ons: DX6 Digital Beltpack Transmitter & EMic Microphone
Features
*Important: The DX6 range is not backwards compatible with the previous Fitness Audio D-Series range.
The good thing: the sound is solid. The bad things: the build quality is poor, and the human factors design is poor. The transmitter feels like a clunky 80s electronics product. It has a very-hard-to-read LCD display with secret codes for what it’s trying to say, and secret sequences for operating it. It’s a radio, how hard could it be? The battery door latches are teeny bits of plastic that don’t lock properly - thankfully the device goes in a belt pocket so it’s held closed. The on-off switch has no tactile feedback at all. You literally can’t tell if you’ve pressed it properly. And if you go on mute it turns itself off after a few minutes - so mute is basically unusable in a fitness class setting. The receiver is nicer - a nice feeling and wonderfully light and small device. Still - no indication of a received signal, and no indication of what the volume setting is. Makes troubleshooting harder than it needs to be.
Australia
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