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Line 6 XD-Series Digital Wireless Microphone Systems

Line 6, Inc.'s XD-series line of digital wireless microphone systems includes two handheld cardioid microphone systems, XD-V30, shown here, and XD-V70, and two beltpack systems, XD-V30L and XD-V70L.

All XD-series digital wireless systems feature exclusive Line 6 digital technologies. New DCL (Digital Channel Lock) and PDP (Proprietary Data Placement) technologies provide encoded digital transmissions, govern against interference and audio artifacts, and ensure reliable operation in hostile RF environments.

Line 6 notes that while analog wireless systems' audio degrade with distance, Line 6 digital wireless technologies ensures zero audio degradation. XD-series digital wireless microphone systems feature full-quality audio specs (10 Hz - 20 kHz RF frequency response, up to 120 dB dynamic range, and 24-bit digital conversion) to the limits of their ranges.

XD-V30 and XD-V70 take advantage of Line 6's leadership position in digital modeling technology. They feature high-quality microphone models (one in XD-V30; seven in XD-V70) inspired by the sounds of the world's leading live-sound microphones. These models provide familiar sounds to performers, audiences and front-of-house engineers.

All four digital wireless systems broadcast in the 2.4GHz band, which avoids interference from high-powered sources. The 2.4GHz band also allows for license-free use worldwide.

XD-V30 and XD-V30L: 6 channels, 100-foot range, 1/3U rack receiver with internally mounted antennas, metal and polycarbonate chassis, carrying case.

XD-V70 and XD-V70L: 12 channels, 300-foot range, 1/2U rack receivers with built-in antenna distribution system, heavy-duty metal chassis.

XD-V30 Digital Wireless Microphone System - $349.99 MSRP

XD-V30L Digital Wireless Beltpack System - $349.99 MSRP

XD-V70 Digital Wireless Microphone System - $499.99 MSRP

XD-V70L Digital Wireless Beltpack Microphone System - $499.99 MSRP

For more information, please visit www.line6.com.

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What are your thoughts?

Comment by GUEST on 2010-06-15 06:32:46
Now, let's see. What else is in the 2.4GHz band? Well, there is: cordless thlephones; restaurant wireless order pads, baby monitors; domestic wireless modems for your computer; bluetooth technology; ummm... And now wireless microphones are going there. Interference-free? Don't think so. They probably won't noticably degrade with distance, but at the limit, INSTANT DROP-OUT!

Comment by GUEST on 2010-06-16 16:18:35
From the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) documents is the footnote for the 2.4GHz band: "The band 2,400MHz-2,500MHz (centre frequency 2,450MHz) is designated for industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) applications. Radiocommunications services operating within this band must accept harmful interference which may be caused by these applications." So, it really is a case of buyer beware.

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