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SONY LEGACY 800 SERIES
November 2006—Sony's (www.sony.com/professional) Legacy 800 Series includes the single-rackspace MB-8N tuner base ($2,750), WRU-8N UHF synthesized tuner unit ($1,000 each), WRT-8B UHF bodypack transmitter ($1,850) and WRT-847 transmitter ($1,000), which works with five capsules priced from $445 to $550 each. The transmitter operates on two AA alkaline batteries for eight hours of operation. Its LCD shows channel number, frequency, audio input status, RF level output/status, attenuator level, remaining battery power and more. Audio outputs are XLR. This system has a 116dB dynamic range and 20 to 20k Hz response, and can be controlled from any Ethernet-equipped PC via included software. WRU-8N tuners include LED AF/RF level and transmitter battery alarm indicators, as well as an LCD for viewing channel, frequency and group settings. Up to four WRU-8Ns can be installed in one MB-8N base, and up to four MB-8Ns can be linked for a total of 16 channels, without requiring an antenna divider.






































SONY F780/9X
July 2005—The F780/9X ($400) from Sony Pro Audio is an enhanced version of its top-of-the-line F780 dynamic vocal microphone. Intended for critical vocal reproduction, the F780/9X features a hypercardioid capsule with a rigid structure, high sensitivity and low mechanical noise. A urethane coating on the F780/9X's body yields extremely low handling noise. Frequency response is 50 to 18k Hz and impedance is 400 ohms.

















SONY SRP-F300
January 2004—Sony's SRP-F300 is a little-known
SR processor that's been living in the shadow of Sony's more glamorous
pro audio gear. The F300 features 96kHz sampling, a choice of analog or
AES inputs, and either graphic or parametric filters that can be chosen
for input EQ. It has an internal pink-noise and sine wave generator,
and its compressor can accept sideband EQ. It is programmed from
Windows 95/98 software, and front panel controls allow only limited
adjustment for security purposes.






































SONY ECM-88 LAVALIER 
October 2002—Sony Electronics introduces a comprehensive range of new mic products at this year's AES. Sony's new ECM-88 lavalier electret condenser microphone integrates unique technology in its miniature microphone capsule by incorporating a dual-diaphragm structure. The ECM-88 offers extremely low handling noise and unparalleled high sound quality. 

















SONY UWP SERIES 
October 2002—UWP Series UHF wireless mics offer superb sound quality and diversity reception in 6 packaged models. The UWP Series includes a handheld mic (with integrated transmitter) or a lavalier mic (with bodypack transmitter), each with a choice of a half-rack-type tuner, tuner module or portable tuner. 

















SONY ADDS TO LEGACY 800 SERIES
July 2002—Sony expanded its Legacy 800 Series wireless family at this year's NAB Show with the introduction of the single-rackspace MB-8N Rackmount Tuner Base ($2,750), WRU-8N UHF Synthesized Tuner Unit ($1,000/each), WRT-8B UHF Bodypack Transmitter ($1,850) and WRT-847 Wireless Microphone ($1,000 body, plus five capsules ranging from $445 to $550/each). This Sony wireless system, designed for applications requiring a large number of wireless mics such as broadcast program production, theater and live P.A., sports a dynamic range of 116 dB and 20 to 20k Hz frequency response, and can be controlled from any Ethernet-equipped PC via the included software. Up to four WRU-8N tuners, each with LED AF/RF level and transmitter battery alarm indicators and an LCD screen for viewing channel, frequency and group settings, can be installed in one MB-8N base. Up to four MB-8Ns can be linked (to provide 16 channels total) without requiring an antenna divider. The WRT-8B bodypack transmitter's size (2.5×3×1 inches) and ultra-lightweight (4.9 ounces) make it a great choice for ENG, documentary production and sports coverage.

















SONY F-780/9X
May 2001—Sony's F-780/9X ($375) handheld dynamic mic is an improved version of the
company's F-780, its previous top-of-the-line dynamic vocal mic. An
improved capsule design, tightened unidirectional polar pattern and a
new urethane coating for lower handling noise further enhance this
mic's performance.


























	

	

		





	
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