Mipro ACT-800 TA80 Quad Set 5UA

The Mipro ACT-800 Series is a digital wireless microphone system that offers truly excellent audio quality, achieved primarily thanks to the receivers' fully digital signal transmission via the integrated AES/EBU, DANTE, and AVB interfaces. The 256-bit encryption means transmissions are also protected against eavesdropping. This set comprises four of the 800 Series' plug-on transmitters (the Mipro ACT-800 TA-80 5UA), which will turn any wired microphone into a wireless one, as well as the four-channel receiver (Mipro ACT-848 5UA) to go with them. All 5UA devices operate in the 482–554MHz frequency range and offer a transmission range of up to 100 metres. With this professional wireless system, presenters and performers can enjoy both full freedom of movement and crystal-clear sound at any event.

This set brings together just two of the elements of an entire wireless ecosystem designed for professionals who require high-quality, reliable signal transmission for their events. Because the 800 Series functions entirely digitally – which also means there's no distortion – the distance between transmitter and receiver has no effect on the signal quality, guaranteeing a stable signal–noise ratio, even at long range. The Auto Channel Targeting function – which is what ACT stands for here – enables automatic frequency synchronisation, eliminating the need for manual tuning and allowing the system to be ready in seconds. The receiver retains the frequency setting until the ACT function is used again, even after being powered off. All of the devices' parameters are clearly visible on their colour screens, which are easily readable from any viewing angle.

The rear panel of the Mipro ACT-848 5UA receiver is equipped with a balanced output for each of its four channels, as well as a pair of digital AES/EBU outputs capable of handling all four channels. This allows sound engineers to connect both analogue and digital mixers for further signal processing. If the receiver is to be synchronised with a central clock signal or with other devices, there are wordclock inputs and outputs for this very purpose. To the right are a remote input and output (RJ-11) for control via a computer using an external USB interface. Multiple 800 Series receivers can be daisy-chained together; the proprietary software is capable of monitoring up to 64 channels on an external device. The two antenna sockets also provide the necessary output should extra antenna amplifiers be necessary.