Encore is the analogue partyline that has been on shows for decades: beltpacks daisy-chained on microphone cable from a powered main station. It is simple, quick to rig, and understood by every crew.
A system is a main station and the beltpacks it powers.
The single-channel beltpack, on ordinary three-pin microphone cable.
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The two-channel beltpack, with a talk key, a call key and a level control for each channel.
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The two-channel main station: it powers the beltpacks and gives the person running the system a station of their own.
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Clear-Com
Single and double ear, standard and lightweight, with a microphone that mutes when the boom is lifted.
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Clear-Com
Four interfaces in one rack unit, each joining a four-wire circuit to a Clear-Com partyline: a camera’s intercom, a two-way radio, a fibre link.
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Clear-Com
The 1U core of a current Clear-Com system.
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Clear-Com
Roaming wireless beltpacks on 1.9 or 2.4 GHz, with their transceivers and the Arcadia station that hosts them.
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Riedel
Two-channel digital partyline beltpacks on ordinary XLR cable, with the interface that powers them.
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Clear-Com
Digital partyline on the cable a venue already has: beltpacks, a rack station and the Arcadia that hosts them.
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Green-GO
Digital partyline on a network cable: the beltpack, the rack interface and the signal light.
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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.