Aventem adds Sennheiser digital wireless technology to its events

The German corporate events specialist Goodbye has expanded its inventory of wireless equipment, once again betting on wireless technology. Sennheiser, in this case by its EW-DX systems.

Goodbye has acquired 18 EW-DX EM four-channel receivers 4 Dante of Sennheiser; 72 pocket transmitters EW-DX SK, y 72 transmitters de mano EW-DX SKM, equipped with MMK condenser microphone capsules 965-1.

These systems work with Sennheiser ADP UHF passive directional antennas (470 a 1075 MHz) and can be controlled and monitor remotely through Control Cockpit, Wireless Systems Manager (WSM) o, for smaller systems, with the app Smart Assist, all from this manufacturer.

19” four-channel receivers (1 RU) They have integrated power supplies and, en Aventem, are digitally connected through their Dante interfaces to digital audio mixing consoles.

Twelve hours of autonomy; a switching bandwidth of up to 88 MHz (standard mode with spacing 600 kHz for up to 146 canales, and Link Density mode with spacing of 300 kHz for up to 293 canales), along with a signal transmission without intermodulation are some of the characteristics of these systems.

Besides, Another very useful function for Aventem technicians is the integrated antenna splitter with power supply and daisy chain connection of up to sixteen channels (four EW-DX EM 4) the Sennheiser, whose products are sold in Spain Magnetron.

Thanks to high-performance audio codec (SePAC), patented by Sennheiser, latency on EW-DX is only 1,9 ms and is not perceived in practice. The transmitters this series, with their stacked A/D converters, do not require any input sensitivity adjustment.

In addition to the new EW-DX systems, Aventem has 16 two channel digital receivers EM 6000 the Sennheiser, as well as 32 pocket transmitters SK 6000 y 32 handheld transmitters SKM 6000 with MMK microphone capsules 965-1.

The receivers Sennheiser EK 1039 Tourguide They are also part of Aventem's inventory for your events, just like wired microphones from this manufacturer and from Neumann, including eight systems Miniature Clip Mic con cápsulas KK 14.

“Our collaboration with Sennheiser goes back a long time – explains Holger Niewind, CEO of Aventem. In addition to the high quality of the products and their reliability, We especially value the fast communication channels we have with a German manufacturer. Jörg Langel “He has been our direct interlocutor and is always willing to listen to our concerns and ideas.”.

Sennheiser analog wireless channels have been present in Aventem's work, although currently “digital wireless systems, with their high spectral efficiency they are the preferred tools - Niewind points out -. We use Digital systems 6000 in events from 2018, and our technicians always praise that they can arrange the transmission frequencies in an equidistant grid. This saves a lot of time setting up frequencies.”.

Hendrik Coers, also CEO of Aventem, adds that “with the purchase of Sennheiser EW-DX systems, we have significantly expanded our inventory of digital wireless channels. “We are one of the first event technology service providers in Germany to do it on such a scale.”.