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When the AV application calls for a wireless microphone system, you're always on the lookout for the dreaded dropout. Dropouts often occur when RF signals arrive at a location (the receiver antenna) at the same time, in what's known as multipath null.
When the AV application calls for a wireless microphone system, you’re always on the lookout for the dreaded dropout. Dropouts often occur when RF signals arrive at a location (the receiver antenna) at the same time, in what’s known as multipath null.
Credit: Lectrosonics
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Completely invisible installation provides uniform, comprehensive coverage to large workspaces; fewer units are needed.
Now shipping, the FS-252 is part of an unprecedented product expansion for Atlantic Technology in 2019
