The Sennheiser Spectera Base Station is a game - changing wireless audio device designed for high - end productions, touring bands, and complex live events. Housed in a sleek 1U rackmount, it offers an amazing 64 channels of audio, with 32 inputs and 32 outputs, all while delivering top - notch audio quality. This base station is incredibly versatile, handling both microphone/line reception and in - ear monitor transmission, making it perfect for professional audio setups. It supports dual sample rates of 48 kHz and 96 kHz, ensuring crystal - clear audio playback. Each audio interface has its own sample rate converter, allowing seamless integration with existing audio equipment. The built - in wordclock I/O enhances synchronization, making it ideal for professional broadcast and recording. With the ability to operate across UHF and 1.4 GHz frequency bands, it provides reliable performance in diverse conditions. Key features include 64 - channel capacity in a single rack unit, support for multiple frequency bands, dual sample rate support, individual sample rate converters, wordclock I/O, compatibility with Sennheiser's new DAD transceiver antennas, and Dante audio networking capability. Specifications cover RF frequency band, tuning range, RF sensitivity, and more. The package includes the base station, a power cable, and a user manual.
Using the Sennheiser Spectera Base Station is straightforward. First, connect it to a power source using the provided power cable. Make sure the power supply is within the 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz range. Then, connect your audio equipment to the appropriate inputs and outputs. You can use the 32 XLR analog inputs and outputs or the digital audio I/O like AES3 and Dante/AES67. When it comes to antennas, connect them to the BNC antenna inputs. For network connections, use the RJ45 ports. Set the sample rate according to your needs, either 48 kHz or 96 kHz. The wordclock I/O can be used to synchronize with other devices. As for maintenance, keep the base station in a clean and dry environment. The operating temperature should be between - 10 to 55°C (14 to 131°F). If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it from the power source. Regularly check the connections to ensure they are secure. If you encounter any issues, refer to the user manual.
