
Nady 8W-1KU-HM10-BG-NEUS 8 Channel Wireless Headset Microphone System
Run eight wireless headset microphones simultaneously with true diversity UHF reliability and up to 500-foot range.
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Overview
Key Features
Eight independent wireless receivers in one enclosure for simultaneous operation of eight transmitters. Unsurpassed performance with 120dB dynamic range. True Diversity circuitry for worry-free operation and dropout protection. Up to 500’ range
1000 selectable UHF frequencies per transmitter for interference-free reception with auto-scan feature for easy location of clear channels and asc (Auto-Sync channel) Infrared download for easy frequency synchronization
Rack-mountable receiver with 8 balanced XLR microphone level and 1 unbalanced ¼” mixed line level audio outputs. Backlit LCD with user-friendly configuration menus indicating frequency, volume, and RF signal strength
All-metal body body pack transmitters with the Nady hm-10 omnidirectional headset microphone. Lcd display indicates group, channel, audio level, and Battery level status. Operation with two AA batteries
Nady Systems is dedicated to providing the best user experience possible. Since 1976 Nady has been a US based brand, with a US based customer service center, and with US valid product warranties
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Houses all eight independent receivers in a single rack-mountable enclosure, simplifying setup and saving rack space.
- 1,000 selectable UHF frequencies per channel with auto-scan make finding clean frequencies fast and reliable.
- True diversity circuitry on every channel provides dropout protection across the full 500-foot range.
- Individual balanced XLR outputs for each channel plus a mixed output offer flexible routing to mixers or recording systems.
- Infrared auto-sync channel download makes frequency coordination between receivers and bodypacks effortless.
👎 Cons
- The omnidirectional HM-10 headset microphones pick up more ambient room noise than directional alternatives.
- Each bodypack requires two AA batteries, meaning 16 batteries total are needed to power all eight transmitters.
- The operating frequency range of 520.0–544.9 MHz is relatively narrow, which may limit options in RF-congested environments.
- The all-metal bodypack transmitters add weight compared to plastic-bodied alternatives.
- At eight channels, this system is a significant investment that exceeds what smaller events require.