Wisycom has announced that it is showcasing the new MTP61 wireless multiband transmitter, the latest addition to its Symphony product line, at the ISE 2023 show in booth 7G200.
The small and light multiband bodypack transmitter has a very wide tuning range (470 to 1260 MHz), with the compact design making it particularly well-suited for location sound and theater applications.
“We look forward to presenting our MTP61 to the European market for the first time at ISE 2023,” says Leslie Lello, product specialist, Wisycom. “A cross between our existing MTP41 and MTP60 Transmitters, the MTP61 was developed in direct response to market demands and incorporates all the advanced technology of our Symphony line in a smaller form factor. This includes seamless connectivity via long-range Bluetooth 5 to the new Wisycom App, enabling users to monitor and adjust parameters in real-time, from anywhere in a venue.”
Using the Wisycom App to control the device also eliminates the need for network connectivity. Further, the MTP61 can also configured by operators directly through the module’s high-contrast OLED display with front-panel navigation buttons for access to menus and shortcuts.
At just over two inches tall, under two inches wide, and 3.1 ounces in weight (with battery), the miniature design of the MTP61 is lightweight and comfortable for long-term use in applications that require discreet placement. It also operates with a standard 3.7-volt Lithium-ion battery rated for eight hours and comes equipped with a PCB.
Building off Wisycom’s proprietary intermodulation cancellation circuit, the transmitter’s advanced linear technology is designed to eliminate distortion, providing a more robust signal, extended range and the ability to operate multiple transmitters in close proximity to one another. With high-density, software-selectable narrow-band filters, the FPGA-based signal processing allows for quick switching between wideband and narrow-band operation. Used together with “linear mode,” this function enables intermod-free frequency planning with as little as 200 kHz of channel spacing. Additionally, the integrated low-pass audio filter is designed to eliminate ultrasonic interference from devices such as range finders and motion sensors.
The transmitter has a stated maximum input level of 26 dBu, with 15.5-volt clip for direct connection to mixers and instruments. Its embedded recorder with integrated linear timecode decoder makes it possible to record directly to an embedded industry-standard micro-SD memory card. Simultaneous record and transmit functionality is also available, where applicable.
