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The U500® series has been designed to meet your expectations. The major challenge for our development team has been to create a wireless mic system that delivers professional sound, amazing performance, and rock-solid reliability - at an affordable price. You give your best on stage to get the crowd excited and we give your best to get those on stage excited. We hope you like it as much as we do - the new U500® series of wireless microphones from LD Systems.
With their selectable transmit power of up to 30 MW, the U500® series voice sets achieve a range of over 100 meters in open fields. These are available for three radio frequency bands: 584 to 608 MHz and 655 to 679 MHz, in which 12 systems can operate simultaneously, and 823 to 832 MHz + 863 to 865 MHz, in which six systems can be operated. used at the same time. True Diversity UHF wireless systems have an automatic search function. This locates and selects the most suitable free transmission frequency and simplifies configuration thanks to a single button allowing the transmitter and receiver to be easily synchronized by infrared.
High-contrast OLED displays provide an optimal overview of functions, with group, channel, radio frequency, signal strength and battery level display. It is also possible to enter user names individually. In addition to the squelch circuit, an inaudible pilot signal from the transmitter ensures interference-free operation. It is used to prevent interference and to turn off the receiver when a radio signal is received without this sound. Thanks to high-end components, the technological efficiency of the U500® series aims for precise transmission, without distortion, latency or alteration. The low power consumption guarantees a transmission time of up to 10 hours with two AA batteries.
The U500® Series voice sets are available with handheld transmitters, headset mics, lavalier mics, and single or dual receivers. In addition, the interchangeable mic capsules allow flexible adjustment of the handheld microphones for vocals and speeches.
Overview of the frequency ranges of the vocal ensembles:
