B1 Wireless Guitar Bass System
The B1 Instrument set is the simplest way to go wireless for guitarists, bassists and other instrumentalists. Body-pack transmitter provides a professional guitar cable, allowing guitars, basses or other instruments to be connected to a B1 Bodypack transmitter. It can be used in several environments for live stage,theater, band applications, and more.
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B1 Perfect for guitar and bass
With the included instrument cable, you can hook your electric guitar or bass up to the bodypack transmitter with ease. The cable boasts a 1/4” jack at one end for plugging into your instrument, and a 3.5mm mini-jack at the other that fits the bodypack’s input. With its robust construction, you can perform with complete freedom without being tied down in front of your amp, or relying on long cable runs that can sometimes cause loss of tone.
Operating Frequencies Band :
518.000 to 554.000 MHz,
566.00 to 608.000 MHz
626.000 to 664.000 MHz,
830.000 to 866.000 MHz,
Audio output 6.3 mm jack socket (unbalanced): +12 dBu ，
XLR socket (balanced): +18 dBu
Adjacent channel rejection Typically ≥ 75 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio ≥ 115 dBA
THD, total harmonic distortion ≤ 0.9 %
Receiver Principle True diversity
Operating time 8 h ( Powered by 2pcs Alkaline batteries/(NiMH) rechargeable batteries , Lithium AA batteries not recommended for B1)
Power supply 12 V DC
The system brings reliable high-quality, wireless sound to guitar and bass players performing in small to medium-sized venues including concert stages, houses-of-worship, theaters, and clubs.
As many as you want. Expandable for an Unlimited Number of Users .A transmitter can be used with any number of receivers, as long as they all use the same channel/frequency.
Alkaline batteries,Using quality alkaline batteries will help your wireless system perform at its peak. nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries may also be used, Lithium AA batteries not recommended for b1
It will work fine with an acoustic guitar, as long as the guitar has an instrument cord jack (like an electric guitar or bass), Any instrument with a standard 1/4″ Jack input will work.
over a 300 foot (100 meter) range
receive with REC 3.5mm jack, you can connect it to Canon 5D4.
receive with REC 3.5mm jack, you can connect it to camera,for recording.
Yes, you can plug into amp. Signal is mono.you can plug it straight into the amp with a regular guitar cable.
I’ve used this mic on my trumpet in a variety of venues. I’ve never had signal drop off or any other issues as I have (repeatedly) with my Sennheiser unit. Highly recommended – the best out there!
I am fitness instructor and use this product 6-10 times a week for an hour each. I have to take it apart and set it up each time and that is simple with this machine. The sound quality is good and it has multiple channels to use with multiple transmitters. I would buy this product again!
This is our 2nd system. Don’t have a big sound budget so cost always a concern and though this in on the less expensive side, it is still a quality system.,we just grew (we are a church) into needing to have two systems.
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