AKG unveiled the DMS700 V2 digital wireless microphone system at the 2011 InfoComm show in Orlando.
It offers 512-bit encryption, low 3.5 latency and the new DPT700 bodypack, and improves the link quality and increases the working range of the transmitters and receivers.
Users with the original DMS 700 wireless system can easily update their units through a software and hardware update.
The free software update includes the 512-Bit encryption, AES EBU output and 0.5 ms improved latency, improved link quality and range improvements and output gain menu with a bargraph and ability to deactivate autolock.
The hardware upgrade ups the latency analog output by 1 ms, increases the DPT 700 microphone input gain 0, +10 and +20 dB and increases headphone output level 24 dB.
“Harman’s AKG DMS700 V2 is the next step in our pursuit of the perfect, flawless audio signal transmission,” states Wolfgang Fritz, product marketing manager – tour sound, AKG. “V2 offers the audio professional ease of use, quick setup and reliable operation in this demanding industry, even in the most challenging environments.
“We are happy to offer our dedicated artists the DMS700 V2 so their audiences receive nothing but the best, clearest sound.”
DMS700 V2 is available at the following suggested retail prices:
DSR 700 Receiver, $2,549
DPT700 Bodypack Transmitter, $1,449
DHT700/D5 Handheld Transmitter with D5 Capsule, $1,449
DHT700/D7 Handheld Transmitter with D7 Capsule, $1,599
DHT700/C5 Handheld Transmitter with C5 Capsule, $1,649
