
Williams Sound WIR TX90 Infrared Transmitter Hearing Assistance
Crystal-Clear Audio for Enhanced Listening Experiences The Williams Sound WIR TX90 SoundPlus Infrared Transmitter delivers high-quality audio transmission for hearing assistance and audio description. Resistant to lighting interference, it's perfect for cinemas, auditoriums, and other large venu...
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Overview
Crystal-Clear Audio for Enhanced Listening Experiences
The Williams Sound WIR TX90 SoundPlus Infrared Transmitter delivers high-quality audio transmission for hearing assistance and audio description. Resistant to lighting interference, it's perfect for cinemas, auditoriums, and other large venues.
- Type: 2-channel Infrared Transmitter
- Compatibility: Dolby, DTS, and Doremi systems
- Frequency: Operates on 2.32.8 or 3.33.8 MHz paired frequencies
- Audio Applications: Pre-configured voice, music, or hearing assistance
- Coverage: Transmits audio up to 28,000 ft2 (2,600 m2) in single-channel mode
- Monitoring: Headphone Monitoring Jack
Key Features
Two-channel Integrated Modulator and Emitter
2.3/2.8/3.3/3.8 MHz
Includes TFP 010 Power supply
BKT 024 wall/ceiling mount
WCA 079 50 ft. power cable
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- This Williams Sound WIR TX90 offers both a two-channel integrated modulator and emitter, streamlining setup for hearing assistance systems.
- It supports multiple frequencies (2.3/2.8/3.3/3.8 MHz), allowing flexibility in channel selection and reducing interference.
- The inclusion of a TFP 010 Power supply means it comes with the necessary power component right out of the box.
- A BKT 024 wall/ceiling mount is provided, facilitating flexible installation options in various environments.
- The WCA 079 50 ft. power cable offers ample length for positioning the transmitter optimally within a space.
👎 Cons
- As an infrared (IR) system, line-of-sight is required between the emitter and the receiver, which can be obstructed by objects or walls.
- The specified frequencies are within the IR spectrum, which might be susceptible to interference from strong ambient light sources or other IR devices.
- While the 50 ft. power cable is generous, larger venues might require additional cable extensions or power sources.
- The system is designed specifically for hearing assistance, limiting its versatility for broader audio transmission applications.
- The two-channel limit may not be sufficient for environments requiring multiple language feeds or complex audio routing.