The Line 6 V75 - RX 98 - 033 - 0475 14 - Channel Digital Wireless Receiver is a part of the Line 6 XD - V75, XD - V75L, XD - V75HS, and XD - V75TR systems. These systems set new benchmarks for versatility, reliability, ease of use, and top - notch audio quality. Ideal for vocalists, active performers, and spoken - word presenters, this receiver comes with exclusive DCL™ (Digital Channel Lock) technology, ensuring great - sounding and hassle - free performances.
Key Features:
- 14 simultaneous channels for seamless operation.
- Compatible with Line 6 RF1 and RF2.
- License - free operation worldwide in the 2.4GHz band.
- Channel scanning feature to find the best channel.
- Encryption mode for secure transmission.
- Comes with a pair of 2.4GHz rubber antennas (Half Wavelength Antenna Pair).
- Included in XD - V75/L/HS/TR systems.
- Rackmount kit is provided.
- Can be paired with multiple bodypack transmitters like V75 - HHTX, V70 - HHTX, etc.
- USB connectivity available.
- Requires a Line 6 DC - 1g 9V power supply (not included).
- Part number: 98 - 033 - 0475.
Using the Line 6 V75 - RX receiver is quite straightforward. First, make sure you have the Line 6 DC - 1g 9V power supply (which you'll need to buy separately) and connect it to the receiver. After that, you can use the channel scanning feature to find the best channel for your performance. The receiver is compatible with a lot of bodypack transmitters, so just pair it with your preferred one.
When it comes to using it in different systems, it's included as part of the XD - V75, XD - V75L, XD - V75HS, and XD - V75TR systems, so you can integrate it easily.
As for the encryption mode, if you want a more secure transmission, just activate it. And don't forget about the two 2.4GHz rubber antennas that come with it. They'll help improve the signal.
Some things to keep in mind: Always handle the receiver gently. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're using it in a rack, use the included rackmount kit properly.
For maintenance, keep the receiver clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it. Check the connections regularly to make sure they're tight. If you have any issues, you can always refer to the user manual or contact Line 6 support.
