RF Venue Introduces the 2 Channel Remote Antenna Kit

by | Audio, Gear, Production

RF Venue, a leading global manufacturer of antenna and RF communications essentials, has introduced the new 2 Channel Remote Antenna Kit. The remote antenna kit contains everything needed to enhance the signal quality of smaller wireless microphone system installations by bringing receive antennas to the front of the rack or to the outside of equipment closets.

“With rear-mounted wireless microphones antennas, or when gear is housed in an equipment closet, RF line-of-sight can be impeded by the gear in the rack or by doors and walls,” says RF Venue President Chris Regan. “Additionally, closely-mounted antennas on adjacent transmitters, even with just two channels of wireless in use, can create interference and intermodulation issues. Our 2 Channel Remote Antenna Kit bundles all the wiring and splitters necessary to remote the provided pair of antennas cost-effectively and simply for improved, dropout-free wireless microphone performance.”

The kit includes a pair of high quality 1/2 wave antennas designed for front rack panel mounting using the included BNC pass through connectors, or for remote mounting using the included bracket hardware. Six 2-foot coaxial cables are provided to connect antennas to the included two-way splitters allowing connection to the antenna inputs of a pair of any brand of wireless microphone receiver. The kits are available in three frequency bands: 470 to 530 MHZ, 500 to 570 MHZ and 530 to 608 MHz.

Ideally suited for A/V media carts, classrooms, corporate meeting spaces and other smaller installs, the RF Venue 2 Channel Remote Antenna Kit is available immediately at a MAP of $299. (USD).

About RF Venue

RF Venue provides high-quality affordable aftermarket antenna and accessory solutions to improve the performance of any manufacturer’s wireless microphone and in-ear monitor (IEM) systems. Markets include houses of worship, schools, business venues and performance spaces worldwide. RF Venue is known for its highly successful CP Beam™, RF Spotlight™ and Diversity Fin® antennas, along with other RF products. Visit rfvenue.com to learn more.

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