Audio-Technica ATW-T1001 Pro System 10 Digital UniPak Body-pack Transmitter, 2.4GHz ISM Band Operating Frequency

2018-12-04T19:00:00

Love it ! Great unit

S

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2018-07-29T20:00:00

Been using this for 2 years. Sound and durability are top notch. Having the 2 channels is plus. Great for anyone using 2 instruments. The biggest con is the lack of a rechargeable battery for the transmitter. You go through a lot of batteries with this. I thought by now AT would have come out with a rechargeable battery pack that would not only extend the life of the transmitter but also reduce the need to have batteries handy. If you happen to run out at a show and can't get more, you are screwed. Lithiums work great but there is no indicator the power is going down. It just stops working. Regular alkaline gives you a meter, but shorter life. With newer options coming out, this lack of a chargeable battery will make these obsolete. Not having a 9v option on the receiver might be a big deal in some cases. The range on this is long enough where the receiver will be near your amp and a power supply and you won't miss a beat.

Corb

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2018-02-05T19:00:00

Full Disclosure - I was given this product for testing and review. First of all, I'm a AV systems designer, installer and company owner. I saw the new system two years ago at Denver AVX and expressed my doubts about it's capabilities to the company rep. Turns out he was the VP of Engineering for AT! He sent me a test unit and I sent him back some real world test data. First of all, I was sure that this would have problems and so I set it up to fail. For my first test, I did not remotely mount the RX units. Also I parked it in a sound booth with an active consumer grade WiFi router/access point. I ran two channels for the entire service multiple times, at a range of 60-80 ft. with a clear line of sight and the RF was rock solid. No dropouts, no problems. I was, quite frankly, amazed. I've lived with this unit now for two years, used it for outdoor events, vacation Bible school at my church, two Christmas productions for drama and backup mics and it has never had an issue. I only have a couple minor complaints. The handheld mic does have some handling noise, so that could be improved and once when I blew a circuit breaker at an outdoor event (hey, it happens) I had to re-sync the handheld to the transmitter before the system would work again. I definitely recommend using rechargeable AA's since they use batteries faster than analog systems. However, this is to be expected considering the amount of active RF management built into these units and the fact that they are constantly encoding and sending dual streams of digital audio. In my book, this system is an excellent alternative for the TV bands! Recommended.

TW H.

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2017-10-24T20:00:00

After spend sometime study on this AT series, I met great manufacture representatives at 2016 AES in LA ... they are PRO!; I got all informations from techinical, installation till functionality for different variety capsules this system can run with. I finally pick up from MuzeekWorld and installed 10 units on 2 HH, 2 Bounderies, 3 Choir, 3 shoot gun. During the installation Tech support been contacted twice > fast and prompt response, they show their eagerness to help!! thanks team. Now after about 8 months they are on duty daily at a medium size Catholic church in San Francisco

Daniel

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2017-10-11T20:00:00

What type microphone connector on the pro bodypack transmitter (TA type??)

sourdough

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