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We specialize in building Easily Transportable Wireless Systems For Theatre or Performance

NB: All Rack'D systems are built to order and take 2-3 weeks to complete ready for shipping

Our Rack'D FLY RACK1 8 channel Creative Audio CA.41 UHF system is built around 2x Creative Audio CA.41 quad channel full width 1u rack receivers witha CA.D25 dual 5 way antenna distribution unit so that everything can be run from just 2 antennas and 8xCA.B2 (metal)  transmitter bodypacks  - built into an SKB 3i-2317M124 4U Rack in a Rolling Case.

Our CA.41 systems were designed and built to match the specifications of the Shure SLX and Sennheiser ew100 systems.  As a result they are the least expensive quality analog UHF systems currently available.

Our system uses our active Creative Audio CA.D25 dual  5 way(5 way plus cascade out to link to anther rack) antenna  distribution system so the whole system runs on just 2 x 1/2 wave whip antennas.

We include 10 bodymics brand Broadway BLF4 lavalier/hairline microphone elements (yep 2 spares, cause we know one will be wrecked at the worst possible time - you can upgrade to other mic types.

EQUIVALENT PARTS LIST:

OTHER PARTS WE INCLUDE:

Internet cost of major components - receivers, transmitters, mics, antenna distros and case is alittle over $4,900.00

If you purchased all the items including internal wiring, hardware etc it could cost around $5,800.00, but we are charging just $4,499 ready to use- around $400 less than cost of major items plus the labor to unpack, assemble, test and ship, and then we include the following:

• tailored length dc and antenna cabling for our TidyRack(TM) look - no more rats nests 
  
• assembly - put everything into the rack, cable it and test it 
• order and gather all the necessary parts 
• unpack everything 
• assemble the SLX4D4 receivers - add rack ears/joiners
• unpack the SKB fly rack and prep for use 
• bolt the BLX4R receivers into rack
• mount the active antenna distributor and cable
• fit Antenna Panel
• connect the XLR looms to each receiver and anchor to rack 
• connect power and antenna cables between units 
• attach channel numbers to each receiver and each transmitter
• select 8x frequencies that will "play nice" together at your zip code
• program these frequencies into the receivers
• sync the transmitters to it's matching receiver 
• connect the XLR outputs into a test sound system 
• unpack the 10 microphones, connect each to a transmitter , and test that each microphone, transmitter and receiver works as specifies 
• repack for shipping 

NO WALL WARTS:

Our CA.D25 antenna distributor plugs directly into mains power!

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