Lectrosonics HHa Handheld Wireless Transmitter, No Capsule (B1: 537 to 608 MHz)

The HHa transmitter is engineered with a wide frequency response and wide dynamic range to deliver high-quality speech and vocal reinforcement. A compatible thread-on microphone capsule is required, and a wide variety of options from manufacturers including EV, Shure, Heil Sound, Telefunken, and many more are available separately. The gain is adjustable over a 45 dB range, while the built-in limiter helps you avoid clipping the input. In addition to its native 400-Series mode, the unit is also compatible with Lectrosonics 200 series, 100 series, and IFB receivers as well as other systems from top manufacturers.

This version of the HHa transmits on the B1: 537 to 608 MHz frequency band using 25 or 100 kHz tuning steps across a 70 MHz tuning range. Additional features include a membrane switch and LCD interface, selectable RF power at 50 and 100mW, and an IR (infrared) port for quick pairing with Lectrosonics receivers.

Please note: 608.000 to 614.000 MHz are excluded

Digital Hybrid Wireless

Digital Hybrid Wireless combines digital audio with an analog FM-radio link to provide both outstanding audio quality and exemplary noise-free RF performance. 24-bit digital audio information is encoded in the transmitter into an analog format, and transmitted over an analog FM wireless link. At the receiver, the signal is then decoded to restore the original digital audio.

Interchangeable Capsules

The Lectrosonics HHa is compatible with thread-on capsules from other manufacturers using a 1.25 opening and 28 thread pitch such as EV, Shure, Heil Sound, and Telefunken (sold separately).

Selectable RF Transmission Power

The HHa transmitter allows selection from two power settings. The lower RF power setting uses less current so battery life is enhanced. The higher power setting provides greater range and resistance to dropouts.

IR Sync

An IR port allows for quick and easy pairing to the receiver s operating channel.

Mute and Talkback Functions

A programmable button on the back of the transmitter provides a quick mute function. It can be disabled using the control panel inside the battery compartment. The button can also be used as a talkback function where the button sends a signal to the Venue receiver (sold separately) then switches the audio to a second output, which can then be routed differently. Use it for talkback, cueing, or other purposes depending on the application.