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Audio-Technica ATW-R1440 System 20 PRO 4-Channel Digital Wireless Microphone Receiver (2.4 GHz)

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Audio-Technica ATW-R1440 System 20 PRO 4-Channel Digital Wireless Microphone Receiver (2.4 GHz)
Key Features
  • Small & Medium Venues & Conference Rooms
  • Up to 4 Channels in HD Mode
  • Metal Half-Rack Chassis
  • Triple-Diversity Reception
The ATW-R1440 System 20 PRO from Audio-Technica is a 4-channel half-rack wireless receiver that is easily mounted in portable flight cases or permanent installations. When combined with a System 20 PRO bodypack transmitter and microphone or handheld mic/transmitter (both available separately), the system is well suited for educational facilities, conference rooms, houses of worship, broadcast studios, and other small- to mid-sized venues.
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Can a System 20 system be used in a venue already ...

Can a System 20 system be used in a venue already using System 10 units?
Asked by: martin
Yes, a System 20 system can be used in a venue already using System 10 units.The frequency band allocation and number of channels within the 2.4GHz spectrum are different for each series.
Answered by: Daniel O
Date published: 2024-11-20

What are the downsides of using a compact ...

What are the downsides of using a compact 4-channel system like the ATW-R1440 System vs 4 standalone receiver units?
Asked by: Paul
The only downside to using a 4-channel receiver like the Audio-Technica ATW-R1440 System 20 PRO 4-Channel Digital Wireless Microphone Receiver (2.4 GHz) would be that if there is a problem with your 4-channel receiver, another 4-channel receiver would be required. Whereas- if you have 4 single-channel receivers and a problem happens with 1 receiver, then you only need to accommodate for one of your wireless audio channels by either replacing the single-channel receiver, or, by using a wired mic as a substitute. In this scenario, you would still have 3 other functioning wireless receivers.
Answered by: David M
Date published: 2024-09-19
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