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Headset & Lavalier Microphone from Line 6 belonging to the Vocal Wireless series

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Line 6, Inc. announced an extension to its XD-series line of digital wireless microphone systems: XD-V30 and XD-V30L.

XD-V30 digital wireless microphone system includes a handheld cardioid microphone transmitter; XD-V30L includes a beltpack transmitter and professional miniature condenser lavalier microphone. Both systems offer 6 channels, 100-foot ranges, and low-profile desktop receivers.

Line 6 digital technologies, including DCL (Digital Channel Lock) technology and new PDP (Proprietary Data Placement) technology, provide encoded digital transmissions, govern against AF interference and audio artifacts, and ensure reliable operation in hostile RF environments.

Both XD-V30 and XD-V30L feature audio specs that do not degrade with distance. Users will receive full-quality audio (10 Hz – 20 kHz RF frequency response, >118 dB dynamic range, and 24-bit digital conversion) 10 feet from the receiver or at the outer reaches of the systems’ 100-foot ranges.

XD-V30 and XD-V30L broadcast in the 2.4GHz band, which successfully avoids interference from high-powered sources. The 2.4GHz band also allows for license-free use worldwide.

The systems feature internally mounted antennas to protect against breakage, road-worthy metal and polycarbonate chassis for constant use, and protective carrying cases for safe storage and transport.

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XD-V30 Digital Wireless Microphone System – £327.83 MSRP inc VAT
XD-V30L Digital Wireless Beltpack System with Lavalier Microphone – £327.83 MSRP inc VAT

For more information, visit www.line6.co.uk/xd-v30.

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