RF Venue has announced the launch of the new CP Architectural Antenna, which builds on the company’s CP Beam Antenna and is housed in the same slim enclosure as the Diversity Architectural Antenna in being designed to protect against wireless in-ear monitor system dropouts and improve sound quality for IEM bodypack receivers.
The CP Architectural Antenna uses a proprietary circularly polarized design to deliver a consistent signal to IEM bodypacks, even when the performer bends or twists. The antenna’s low-profile housing can be installed on walls and ceilings for optimal line-of-sight to IEM users. The housing can also be painted to match any interior.
“RF Venue very successfully folded the proven performance of our Diversity Fin Antenna into the compact, unobtrusive housing of the Diversity Architectural Antenna for installed wireless microphone systems,” says RF Venue chief innovation officer Chris Regan. “The logical next step was to apply that same approach to our CP Beam Antenna for wireless IEMs. The CP Architectural Antenna is the result. In fixed install where aesthetics are important, these solutions solve RF system problems while disappearing into their surroundings.”
The CP Architectural Antenna is available in RF Venue Wireless In-Ear Monitor Upgrade Packs that bundle COMBINE4 or COMBINE8 antenna combiners and all needed cabling. The antenna will begin shipping June 1 at a MAP of $629 (USD).
