The Galaxy Audio AS - 4400T is a top - notch 4 - channel wireless transmitter crafted for professional audio needs. It's a must - have for live sound engineers, broadcasters, and recording pros. This transmitter offers crystal - clear and seamless audio transmission, even in tough situations. It uses advanced digital transmission technology, providing high - definition audio with an excellent signal - to - noise ratio. With 16 selectable channels, it effectively reduces interference and keeps a stable audio link. The user - friendly interface makes setup and operation a breeze for both newbies and experts. Its compact yet durable design fits well into all kinds of audio setups, whether it's a small gig or a large - scale event. Mounted in a standard 1U rack space, it packs 4 transmitters in one unit, saving space and offering great flexibility. It's a professional - grade solution that combines performance, versatility, and ease of use.
**Key Features**
- Efficient space use with 4 transmitters in a single rack unit.
- 16 selectable channels for interference - free and stable connections.
- Advanced digital tech for clear and reliable audio.
- Compact and durable design for various setups.
- Essential controls and indicators for easy use.
**Technical Specifications**
- Main Frame Size: EIA STANDARD 1 U
- Modulation Mode: Mono
- RF Output: 30 mW
- Max Audio Input Level: +6 dBV
- Controls: Headphone Volume, Channel Up/Down, and Power Button
- Indicators: LCD Display, Channel, Frequency Band, Frequency, Lock, & Mute
- Audio Input: Line Level x 4, 1/4' (6.3mm) Jacks
- Transmitter Antenna: Detachable 1/2 Wave BNC Antenna
- Power Requirements: 12 - 18 V DC at 1000 mA, via external power supply
- Dimensions: 19' x 7' x 1.7' (483 x 177 x 44mm) (WxDxH)
- Weight: 64.6 oz (1.84 kg)
**What's Included**
- 4 AS - 4400T Transmitters (in single rack unit)
Using the Galaxy Audio AS - 4400T is easy. First, connect it to an external power supply that provides 12 - 18 V DC at 1000 mA. Then, plug your audio source into the line - level 1/4' (6.3mm) jacks. You can use the headphone volume control to check the audio output. To select a channel, use the channel up/down buttons. The LCD display will show you important information like the channel, frequency band, and frequency. When setting up, try to choose a channel with less interference. This will help you get a stable audio connection.
When it comes to maintenance, keep the unit clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures, humidity, or direct sunlight. If you're not using the transmitter for a long time, unplug it from the power source. Also, be careful when handling the detachable 1/2 wave BNC antenna. Don't bend it too much as it can affect the signal. If you have any issues, check the controls and indicators. For example, if the lock indicator isn't on, it might mean the signal isn't stable. You can try changing the channel.
