Sabine Wireless System

Wireless microphones offer several advantages over their wired cousins, but they also bring along some undesirable baggage. Three major issues haunt the wireless mic user. RF problems, sound quality problems, and battery problems all combine to make the wireless experience a real challenge. Until now…

UHF: Here today, gone tomorrow
Your read all about it these days. Digital television is gobbling up UHF frequencies. Just when you need more wireless mics, government restrictions squeeze the UHF band tighter and tighter. UHF mics you buy today may well be useless tomorrow.

2.4 GHz Band: The Clear Alternative.
By international agreement, the 2.4 GHz band can be used anywhere in the world. Now you can buy one system and travel anywhere– the ultimate in unlimited roaming.
You don’t have to think about available TV channels, and your 2.4 GHz mics will
coexist with all the conventional UHF mics out there.

70 Simultaneous users:
70 channels to choose from and the added bandwidth of this high frequency range allow you to use all 70 at one time!

Smart Spectrum™:
Moving beyond the spread spectrum concept, Sabine’s patent-pending Smart Spectrum system combines spread spectrum filtering with a variation of FM technology. This innovative breakthrough provides for a more interference-resistant system with many more simultaneous channels. Superior wireless audio quality Conventional wireless systems cannot supply the same audio quality as their wired counterparts. Low frequencies are typically rolled-off below 100 to 150 Hz, prompting most of us to wish for that extra performance from our wireless mics. Sabine’s new SWM7000 series utilizes a new scheme for transmission and reception that provides flat response from 20 Hz to 20 KHz – ideal for use with both voice and musical instruments.

Built-in digital signal processing for every mic
Every Sabine receiver comes with its own stack of built-in processors. This Targeted Input Processingallows you to customize the sound of each mic without resorting to outboard gear, or even your mixer. Every system has six DSP products:

FBX Feedback Exterminator: Wireless microphones invite movement, and as the mic moves, feedback may be waiting in ambush. Like having an automatic parametric filter set on the job, The FBX is the industry standard for transparent, automatic feedback control, providing maximum gain and increased clarity on every mic.

Parametric Filters: Every receiver provides 10 filters per channel, and these can be individually selected as either parametric or FBX filters

High and Low Cut Filters: Use these for broad sound shaping or problem solving.

Mic SuperModeling: You’ll love our rugged, all-metal SWM7000 series dynamic or condenser handheld mics just the way they are. But if your application calls for another mic “personality,” a push of a button calls up a library of “virtual capsules” that model the sounds of your favorite microphones. You’ll be ready for any vocalist or speaker, in any situation. It’s like getting a suitcase full of microphones in a single
system!

Compressor/Limiter: Manage gain for all types of performers with Sabine’s famous digital compressor.

Adaptive De-Esser: Improve intelligibility with this adaptive de-sser with surgical control over sibilance (harsh “s,” “ch” and“t” vocal sounds) that adapts for various
voice types.

Batteries that last for years
Sabine’s rechargeable NiMH batteries come with every transmitter, and the Tireless Wireless Battery Charger systems mean you’ll save enough money to pay for the system, with no compromise in battery life or performance. Every transmitter has a charger input, and when you keep your hand-held microphone cradled in its Charger Clip, the battery will be continually charged. A full charge is good for a minimum of 9 hours for the handheld system, or 11 hours for a belt pack transmitter. Non-rechargeable alkaline batteries will last at least 14 hours with either transmitter. Both handheld and belt pack transmitters have LCDs which indicate battery strength and hours of use, and this information is transmitted to the receiver (along with the type of battery in use), which flashes a warning when the battery charge is low. Handheld mic mounted in holder with built-in charger

Conventional wireless systems cannot supply the same audio quality as their wired counterparts. Low frequencies are typically rolled-off below 100 to 150 Hz, prompting most of us to wish for that extra performance from our wireless mics.

Sabine’s new SWM7000 series, however, utilizes a new scheme for transmission and reception that provides flat response from 20 Hz to 20 KHz — ideal for use with both voice and musical instruments.

Microphone SuperModeling™: You’ll love our rugged, all-metal SWM7000 series dynamic or condenser handheld mics just the way they are. But if your application calls for another mic “personality,” a push of a button calls up a library of “virtual capsules” that model the sounds of your favorite microphones. You’ll be ready for any vocalist or speaker, in any situation. It’s like getting a suitcase full of microphones in a single system!

With 70 channels to choose from and the added bandwidth of this high frequency range, you can use all 70 at one time! Furthermore, by international agreement, the 2.4 GHz band can be used anywhere in the world. Now you can buy one system and travel anywhere — the ultimate in unlimited roaming. The 2.4 GHz band also allows for extended range — up to 100 meters!

Moving beyond the spread spectrum concept, Sabine’s patent-pending Smart Spectrum® system combines spread spectrum filtering with a variation of FM technology. This break-through provides for a more interference-resistant system with many more simultaneous channels.

Every Sabine receiver comes with its own stack of built-in processors. This Targeted Input Processing allows you to customize the sound of each mic without resorting to outboard gear, or even your mixer. Every system has five DSP products:

• FBX Feedback Exterminator®: Wireless microphones invite movement, and as the mic moves, feedback may be waiting in ambush. Like having an automatic parametric filter set on the job, the FBX is the industry standard for transparent, automatic feedback control, providing maximum gain and increased clarity on every mic.
• Mic SuperModeling™: Dial in your favorite virtual capsule.
• Parametric Filters: Every receiver provides 10 filters per channel, and these can be individually selected as either parametric or FBX filters.
• Compressor/Limiter: Manage gain for all types of performers with Sabine’s famous digital compressor.
• Adaptive De-Esser: Improve intelligibility with this adaptive de-esser with surgical control over sibilance (harsh “s,” “ch” and “t” vocal sounds) that adapts for various voice types.