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| Question: | Are the UWP and 800 Wireless Systems compatible? | |
| Answer: | No they are not. They use different compander (Compressor/Expander) circuits and they have different tone squelch frequencies. |
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| Question: | Does the WRT8P have Phantom Power / +48V? | |
| Answer: | Yes. This is an added feature that was not present on the WRT808 |
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| Question: | I heard that the WRT8P will have higher trasmission output power. Is that true? | |
| Answer: | The WRT8P has a selectable power output of 50 mW (same as the WRT808) AND 250mW for
more demanding situations
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| Question: | What is the battery life of the WRT8P? | |
| Answer: | The WRT8P uses a 9V battery. Battery life is 4 hours at 50 mW power output and
2.5 hours at 250 mW.
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| Question: | Do the WRR series receivers receive a low battery alarm from the transmitters? | |
| Answer: | With the exception of the WRR855A or WRR855B, the WRR receivers DO receive low
battery alarms
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| Question: | What are the differences between the MB806A & MBX6 tuner base units? | |
| Answer: | The MB806A has a single global mic / line switch for all the outputs The MBX6 has selectable mic / line switch on each output. The MBX6 has a screw on front bezel making removing and adding of modules much simpler The MB806A has powered antenna outputs only The MBX6 is switchable antenna power output for use with non-Sony active antennas |
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| Question: | Can the MBX6 be used in conjunction with the MB806A? | |
| Answer: | They can't really be 'daisey chained' together. They CAN be used in the same rack/system together with no issues. In addition, you can mix and match WRU806A or B receivers as well as UWP X series receivers in the same unit for both the MBX6 and MB806A. |
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| Question: | What is the difference between the ECM673 & ECM674? | |
| Answer: | The ECM673 is a shorter length microphone designed for smaller camcorders like the
HVRA1U. The ECM673 is Phantom Power Only whereas the ECM674 is Phantom or Battery Powered. |
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| Question: | Will the ECM322 be replacing the other head worn microphones? | |
| Answer: | No. The ECM322 is not a vocal mic. It was designed for AV Presentations. |
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