WIRED INTERCOM HIRE.
Wired intercom for the positions that do not move: follow-spots, dimmer city, the pit, front of house. It needs no radio spectrum and no batteries, and it is the simplest comms to rig.
Analogue partyline runs down a microphone cable. Digital systems carry more channels on the same cable, or on the network that is already there.
WIRED INTERCOM
Riedel
PERFORMER C3
Two-channel digital partyline beltpacks on ordinary XLR cable, with the interface that powers them.
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Clear-Com
HELIXNET
Digital partyline on the cable a venue already has: beltpacks, a rack station and the Arcadia that hosts them.
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Clear-Com
ENCORE
Analogue partyline on microphone cable: one and two-channel beltpacks and the main station that powers them.
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Green-GO
BELTPACK X
Digital partyline on a network cable: the beltpack, the rack interface and the signal light.
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PunQtum
Q-SERIES
Digital partyline on a network cable: two-channel beltpacks and the four-channel stations that power them.
Specifications →ALSO IN THE CATALOGUE
- Wireless IntercomBeltpacks and antennas that let a crew talk freely, hands free, wherever they walk.
- Matrix & KeypanelsThe frames at the centre of a system, and the panels for the people who run the show.
- HeadsetsSingle and double ear, from lightweight all-day headsets to high attenuation for loud stages.
- Two-Way RadioMotorola digital radios, repeaters and accessories, and the interface that ties them into the intercom.
- Audio InterfacesDante and MADI interfaces, converters and breakout boxes that get audio on and off a network.
- NetworkingManaged switches built for audio, video and intercom over IP.
- Specifications are the manufacturers’ published figures and can change with hardware and firmware revisions. Product names and trade marks belong to their owners.
NEED IT ON A SHOW?
Tell us the dates, the venue and roughly how many people need to talk. You will get a written quotation covering equipment, engineering time and delivery.