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Colombia. The penetration of new technologies within the radio spectrum has decreased the operability of wireless sound systems, which leads to the implementation of new analog or digital transmission systems.
For this reason, the Shure company has launched the Shure QLXD microphone, made for the most complicated RF environments. It works with 24-bit digital audio, more than 60 compatible systems per band, AES-256 encryption, rechargeable batteries and the ability to network, providing maximum reliability operation.
Its technology incorporates systems such as QLXD that allows constant communication and monitoring through the Wireless Workbench® 6.11 WW6 software.
Engineer Juan David Moreno, from the company Yamaki, representative of Shure in Colombia, accompanied in TecnoTelevisión&Radio 2015, where he commented: "We come to dictate this type of talks because we want to give some guidelines, know how a scan is carried out prior to the event, what type of antenna suits me best?, why should I take into account the power levels and frequency coordination? and show some new technologies that have come out of Shure."
He added that they are interested in showing the technological advances of Shure, its new technology in digital microphones with network connection, which allow monitoring with special measurements , where they can measure the RF that is precisely something that is changing every day, especially by the appearance of digital television channels. "
