the t.bone free solo Twin HTPT 823 MHz
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the t.bone
free solo Twin HTPT 823 MHz
Product Info
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The t.bone free solo Twin is a solid, budget-friendly wireless system. It's a great entry point for vocalists, presenters, or anyone needing a simple, dual-transmitter solution – especially if you're working in a relatively clean RF environment. The lightweight design is a definite plus for performers.
Product Description
- the t.bone free solo Twin HTPT 823 MHz
- 2-Channel UHF Wireless System
- Includes a dynamic handheld transmitter and a pocket transmitter
- Frequency band: 823 - 832 MHz
- Directional characteristic of the handheld transmitter: Cardioid
- Transmitter housing: Plastic
- 3-Pin TQG male connector
- LCD display
- Operates with 2x AA batteries or rechargeable batteries
- 8 Pre-programmed frequency groups with 8 available channels each
- 1 User group with freely selectable frequencies
- Adjustable squelch with threshold display on the receiver
- Frequency scan in the receiver
- Adjustable AF output
- Adjustable transmission power: 5 mW
- 10 mW
- 20 mW
- Infrared transfer of the settings from the receiver to the transmitter
- Pilot tone
- Increments of 25 kHz
- 19"/1 U housing with 2x BNC outputs for antennas
- XLR- and jack output
- Operates at 12 V/500 mA DC power supply (positive (+) polarity inside)
- Includes a plastic case and rack mount
- Optional antenna converters available under Article Nr #177448# (not included)
- Suitable microphone clip available under Article Nr #288991# (not included)
PROS
- • Plastic housing keeps the transmitters remarkably lightweight and portable.
- • Cardioid mic rejects off-axis noise well for stage use.
- • Infrared sync simplifies frequency management, a genuine time-saver.
- • Dual transmitter setup offers flexibility for performers and presentations.
CONS
- • Plastic housing, while light, lacks the robustness of metal alternatives.
- • 823 MHz band can be susceptible to interference in crowded RF environments.
- • AA battery reliance adds ongoing cost and potential for mid-performance failure.
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Key Features
Frequency Band
823 - 832 MHz
Channels
16 (8 per group, + 1 user group)
Range
Approximately 100 ft (line of sight, typical usage)
Mic Type
Dynamic (handheld), Omni-directional (pocket)
Battery Life
Approximately 6 hours (AA batteries, typical usage)
Receiver Outputs
2x BNC, XLR
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Frequently Asked Questions
The receiver scans the available frequencies within the 823-832 MHz band and suggests a clear channel. While convenient, always manually verify for interference before a performance.
While technically possible, the omnidirectional nature of the pocket transmitter and its limited gain will likely result in a weak and noisy signal for most instruments; best suited for vocals.
Higher power increases range but also increases the potential for interference; start with the lowest setting and increase as needed to achieve adequate signal strength.
