The Audio-Technica ATW-1101/G System 10 Digital Wireless Guitar Systems are a dream come true for electric guitar and bass lovers. Operating at 2.4 GHz, it avoids TV interference and offers outstanding 24 - bit, 48 kHz digital sound quality. Whether you're performing live or recording in the studio, this system promises top - notch performance and reliability. The ATW-1101/G is incredibly easy to set up. It comes with an AT - Gawk 36' guitar cable for quick connection to the ATW - T1001 UniPak pocket transmitter, perfect for guitarists and bassists. Connect the ATW - R1100 digital receiver to your amplifier with a simple guitar cable and start playing without technical headaches. The system has automatic frequency selection, picking open bands when pairing the transmitter and receiver for the clearest signal. Using frequency, time, and space diversity techniques, it effectively combats interference. Sending signals on two channels simultaneously, across multiple time intervals, and with dual antennas, it ensures the best signal quality. Key features include an unbalanced 1/4' output on the receiver for guitar amps, a balanced XLR output for mixers, level controls on both devices, a pair indicator light on the receiver, and an AF Peak indicator to monitor clipping. Specifications cover a wide range from operating frequencies to battery life. The package includes a transmitter, receiver, instrument cable, power supply, and a warranty.
Using the Audio - Technica ATW - 1101/G is a breeze. First, connect the AT - Gawk 36' guitar cable to the ATW - T1001 UniPak pocket transmitter. Then, link the ATW - R1100 digital receiver to your amplifier with a simple guitar cable. The system will automatically select the frequency for a clear signal. When using it, make sure the operating temperature is between 0°C and 40°C. The Unipak Transmitter runs on two 1.5V AA batteries, which can last over 7 hours if they're alkaline. Keep an eye on the AF Peak indicator on the receiver to avoid clipping. For maintenance, keep the system clean and dry. If not in use for a long time, remove the batteries from the transmitter. And remember, it follows federal and national regulations for spurious emissions, so you can use it with peace of mind.
