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Digital Hybrid Wireless Systems

Digital Hybrid Wireless® is Lectrosonics’ patented and award-winning technology for professional wireless microphone systems. It encodes audio digitally in the transmitter and decodes it in the receiver, while still sending the signal over a proven analog FM radio link — combining the clean, low-noise sound of digital audio with the range and reliability professionals expect from analog RF

TRANSMITTERS

HHa
Handheld Wireless Transmitter

 

HMa
Plug-On Transmitter

 

LMb
Belt-Pack Transmitter

 

LT
L-Series Transmitter

 

SMV
Belt-Pack Transmitter

 

SMQV
Belt-Pack Transmitter

 

SMWB
Wideband Transmitter

 

SMDWB
Wideband Transmitter

 

SMB
Belt-Pack Transmitter (Non-US)

 

SMDB
Belt-Pack Transmitter (Non-US)

 

SSM
Micro Belt-Pack Transmitter

WM
Watertight Belt-Pack Transmitter

RECEIVERS

LR
L-Series Portable Receiver

SRc Series
Dual Channel Portable Slot Receiver

Venue 2
Rack Receiver

VRT2 Module
Venue 2 Module

SYSTEMS/KITS

ZS-LRLMb
L Series Kit

 

ZS-LRLT
L Series Kit

 

ZS-LRHMa
L-Series Kit

 

IS400
Wireless Belt-Pack Instrument System

 

IS400 Compact
Wireless Belt-Pack Instrument System

 

TM400
Wireless System For Test & Measurement

 

TM400 Compact
Wireless System For Test & Measurement

 

Lectrosonics Venue 2 receiver, LT transmitters, and microphone for Academy Award technical achievement.

The Digital Hybrid Wireless® product line has been the mainstay of the Lectrosonics wireless microphone product series since its introduction in 2002. The transmission technology is a revolution­ary design that combines digital audio with an analog FM radio link to provide outstanding audio quality and the exemplary RF performance of the fin­est analog wireless systems with the low noise and low audio distortion of digital wireless.

The design overcomes radio channel noise by digitally encoding the audio in the transmitter and decoding it in the receiver, yet still sending the en­coded information via an analog FM wireless link. This proprietary algorithm is not a digital implementation of an analog compandor. Instead, it is a technique which can be accomplished only in the digital domain. The process eliminates a compandor and its artifacts from the audio chain, expanding the applications to include test and mea­surement of acoustic spaces and musical instruments.

Digital Hybrid Wireless received US Patent 7,225,135 in 2007. And, in 2017, Lectrosonics received an Academy Award for Technical Achievement, since the majority of Hollywood feature films from 2005 have been made with Lectrosonics Digital Hybrid Wireless microphone systems.