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Digital Reference DR-1500 VHF Guitar Wireless System T4

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CONSUMER ALERT

Most users do not need a license to operate this wireless microphone system. Nevertheless, operating this microphone system without a license is subject to certain restrictions: the system may not cause harmful interference; it must operate at a low power level (not in excess of 50 milliwatts); and it has no protection from interference received from any other device. Purchasers should also be aware that the FCC is currently evaluating use of wireless microphone systems, and these rules are subject to change. For more information, call the FCC at 1-888-CALL-FCC (TTY: 1-888-TELL-FCC) or visit the FCC�s wireless microphone website at http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/wirelessmicrophones.

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The DR-1500 delivers super frequency flexibility via 3 VHF frequency bands (169.505MHz, 170.245MHz, and 171.905MHz). The UniPak transmitter includes a variable microphone/guitar trim control. It features an advanced dipole antenna system and adjustable squelch control with a removable docking power supply that inserts into receiver back.

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Digital Reference DR-1500 VHF Guitar Wireless System T4 Features:

  • Advanced dipole antenna system
    Available in 3 traveling frequencies
    Removable docking power supply inserts into back of receiver
    Adjustable squelch control
    UniPak transmitter includes variable microphone/guitar trim control


Digital Reference DR-1500 VHF Guitar Wireless System T4 Specifications:

  • Overall System
    Operating frequencies VHF band: 169.505, 170.245, 171.905 MHz
    Frequency stability: ±0.005%
    Modulation mode: FM
    Maximum Deviation ±15 kHz
    Operating range: 200' minimum
    Operating temperature range: 40 degrees F (4 degrees C) to 110 degrees F (43 degrees C)
    Frequency response: 80 Hz to 13 kHz

    Receiver
    Receiving system: non-diversity, single-channel dual antenna system
    Image rejection: 50dB minimum
    Signal-to-noise ratio: 80dB at 10kHz deviation, maximum modulation 15 kHz
    Total harmonic distortion: <=1% (10kHz deviation at 1kHz)
    Sensitivity: 20dBuV for 60dB S/N (IEC-weighted)
    Audio output: 350mV (at 1kHz, ±10kHz deviation, 100k-ohm load)
    Output connector: 1/4" phone jack
    Power supply: 120VAC 60 Hz, 6 VA; or 12V DC, 200mA, center positive, with external DC supply
    Accessories included: AD1202A 120V docking AC adapter; 120V AC IEC cord set
    Dimensions: 8-1/4"W x 1-3/4"H x 4-3/4"D
    Net weight: 19 oz; without AC adapter, 12 oz

    UniPak Transmitter
    RF power output: 10mW (high) and 2mW (low) typical
    Spurious emissions: under federal regulations
    Dynamic range: >=90dB, A-weighted
    Input connections: Hi-Z, Low-Z, bias
    Battery (not included): 9V (NEDA type 1604) alkaline
    Current consumption: 30mA typical
    Battery life: approximately 15 hours (high) and 20 hours (low)
    Dimensions: 2-5/8"W x 4-3/8"H x 1"
    Net weight (without battery): 2-3/4 oz


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  • for the money its great

    As reviewed by Justin Queen on 7/5/2009

    this is the first wireless system i have owned and it actually is not that bad for the price cause i was able to walk around 200 ft away from the system and i could still hear it although there was a lag between the notes but it is really good after you set it up but the only negative is that it can pick up frequencies that are not from the guitar which can be really loud but set it up right and it works perfect

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  • Durable

    As reviewed by Bill Kraemer on 2/2/2011

    back in '09 i purchaced the cheapest wireless system that i could. it was the low end nady wireless. i bought the guitar one for me, the bass one for my bassist and the vocal one. they all died within 2 months. Guitarcenter ran out of the nady system that we bought, so my other guitarist spent $30 more on the DR1500. his is still working despite the thorough beating we have given it and very well with that. I purchased one the other day and am pleased with it. the sound quality is very marginally worse than a cable, but its worth it for the freedom. if you turn down the receiver output volume to about 75 - 80 % there is no cut out at all, even with the crazy metal chords that we do. there is no on/off switch on the receiver end and you have to unplug it if you want to turn it off, so it loses a star for this. other than that annoyance, it is a great system and is highly recommended. PS: the picture is wrong, that's the DR1000.

    5 of 5 people found this review helpful.

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  • Not For A Five- String Bass!

    As reviewed by Joe V on 5/9/2011

    With their own rating of frequency response at: 80 Hz to 13 kHz, this will lose response at a normally open E and a few notes above that on a four string bass which is running from 40 Hz and up. Although it hurts to reproduce the fundamentals of the lower notes, it CAN get a decent note from the low freqs - somehow. On a Five-r with a low B - no way! Range is quite good and battery life seems to be decent enough - so no problems there. I can get about 40 yards away and still no drop-outs. There is a Volume control(GAIN?)behind the receiver that responds very well, although I usually run it at 12 o'clock all the time and let the amp or guitar VOL controls take over. I suspect the transmitter case is gonna be the weak spot as it seems pretty light weight and can get damaged easily enough. I wish that the input jack from the guitar was a 90?, but I can live with the straight plug. The belt clip is very substantial though - so I don't think this will be a problem. Somehow the input jack to the transmitter holds itself in, although I don't see how. The ring around the jack just turns and turns and never seems to get snug or stop in a locked position. I dunno and I don't see any screw threads or a cam-lock - it just stays in somehow. I own some other DR gear and have come to expect and get great reliability and performance from them - we'll see if it works out the same way with this or not. BTW: You can run a mic through this unit too if you have the correct adapters to go from a 1/4" double male to an XLR. I use it this way quite a bit and it's just fine with it. I'd like to see a rack mount-type unit like this too - maybe I can cobble up some mounting ears for it later on. On the face there are three LEDs that tell you if it's ON, RECEIVING A SIGNAL and PEAK and therefor CLIPPING. Nice touch! The transmitter has another LED that tells you when it's ON and it has a three position slide switch that give you OFF-QUIET MODE-BROADCAST. You can use the quiet mode to change guitars and not make a lot of noise through the amp this way. Another nice touch! The dipole antennas are nice and they look seriously hefty enough to last a long time if you don't use the receiver in a bar fight.

    2 of 2 people found this review helpful.

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