Ru-992

The RU-992 is a full rack version of the RU-8012DB. 2 independent channels with individual XLR outputs. A large informative LED display, together with the Ultasonic REMOSET technology make setup and operation super simple. Supplied with 1 x RU-G3TH and 1 x RU-G3TB+CM-501 for a complete handheld/bodypack combo system.

Frequency Range 606.5 - 642MHz

The RU-992 is a full rack version of the RU-8012DB. 2 independent channels with individual XLR outputs. A large informative LED display, together with the Ultasonic REMOSET technology make setup and operation super simple. Supplied with 2x RU-G3 TH Handhel Transmitters.

The dual channel version of our best seller RU-8011DB offer 2 independent channels into a full rack receiver. The REMOSET technology allows the Scanned channel to be sent to the receiver with the touch of a button. Removable antennas allow the unit to be racked using the optional RTF-UF20. 823-865MHz or 606.5-642MHz are available.

The RU-992 is a full rack version of the RU-8012DB. 2 independent channels with individual XLR outputs. A large informative LED display, together with the Ultasonic REMOSET technology make setup and operation super simple. Supplied with 2x RU G3TH Handheld Transmitters for a complete wireless mic solution.

Frequency Range 606.5 - 642MHz

The JTS G3CH-2 is our 2 way intelligent charging doc for RU-G3TH and RU-G3TB transmitters. This provides a convenient place to store the microphone whilst silently charging the AA batteries. Auto off prevents overcharging. It is able to charge either handhelds or body packs , max 2 at a time. Charge time 3 Hours

The all metal housing of the RU-G3 TB body pack transmitter make this an excellent choice where rugged reliability is paramount. Being small and discrete, this is perfect choice for theatres, presenters, schools and house of worship

The RU-G3TH handheld wireless transmitter features our latest SC-8 E-condenser capsule assuring clear and accurate reproduction for any application. The advanced circuitry guarantees rolid RF reception the the most difficult environments.