NADY SYSTEMS INTRODUCES A NEW LOW-COST 160-CHANNEL UHF WIRELESS

Emeryville, CA--Nady Systems, Inc., wireless microphone pioneer and manufacturer of state-of-the-art wireless products, has announced the introduction of a new top-of-the-line frequency synthesized 160-channel UHF wireless system. With many of the same professional features of Nady's popular high-end 950 GS, the 760 is much more affordable, with list pricing starting under $1,000. The 760 UHF is a half-rack unit with 160 frequency synthesized, user switchable UHF channels (on both the receiver and transmitters) in selected 20 MHz wide groups between 686 and 950 MHz. Up to 20 systems can be operated within each group simultaneously. The half-rack size receiver features 2-color, 5-segment LED bar graphs for Audio and RF levels, an LED warning of low transmitter battery voltage, and rear mount antennas. Optional transmitter models include the choice of a rugged, all-metal handheld microphone and lavalier/instrument bodypack transmitters with durable all-metal housings. The 760 delivers audio performance with hardwire transparency and 120 dB dynamic range. Operating distance is typically 250 feet, and up to 500+ feet line-of-sight. "Our new 760 represents a big breakthrough in affordable frequency synthesized UHF wireless," commented John Nady, founder and President of Nady Systems. "We believe this unit is what many professional performers have been waiting for--a top performing, versatile wireless at a fraction of the price of most other similar competing brands. The 760 will make UHF frequency agile technology available to many more bands and venues, and we think it will fill an important niche in the wireless market."