The Galaxy Audio AS-1200T is a tabletop transmitter (rack ears are provided for rackmounting) that sends wireless audio to AS-1200R bodypack receivers with earbuds (both available separately) at a maximum distance of 300'. The complete system offers musicians and performers the freedom of wireless onstage monitoring with easy-to-use components. 

The AS-1200T provides 210 user-selectable UHF frequencies to choose from to create a clear, interference-free wireless-transmission channel. An easy-to-read backlit LCD and intuitive controls make it easy to adjust the left and right audio levels, channel, and frequency, and see the stereo/mono mode, and lock status.

Adding additional transmitters to an existing AS-1200 system allows you to send different mixes or blends tailored to different performers, with each transmitter capable of sending a single stereo or mono mix to an unlimited number of AS-1200R receivers.

For Musicians and Performers    For Use with AS-1200R Bodypack Receivers    Tabletop/Rack-Mountable Chassis    210 User-Selectable UHF Frequencies    Rackmount Kit Included    Add Unlimited Number of Receivers    300' Range

• 210 selectable UHF frequencies
• Send a single stereo or mono mix to an unlimited number of receivers (available separately) on stage
• Trouble-free wireless connectivity
• XLR-1/4" combo line-level input jacks with level control
• Easy-to-read LCD screen with metering
• 1/4" headphone output with volume control for easy monitoring
• Removable antenna
• Rackmount kit for single or double mounting included
• Use multiple transmitters for multiple mixes tailored to band members or performers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you add other receivers to this system later?

A: Yes, you can add more receivers to this wireless monitoring system. .

Q: 2. Can this compatible with other Xvive wireless systems such as the U3? For example, can I use U3 transmitter with U4 receiver on the same channel?

A: Yes, according to Xvive, it is possible toa use a U3 transmitter with a U4 receiver when both units are set on the same channel. Xvive has a video posted on their Facebook page that shows the setup in use: http://www.facebook.com/xviveaudiousa/videos/can-a-u3-transmitter-work-with-a-u4-receiver-heres-live-proof-that-you-can/2287201628250839/

Q: 3. What type of a mic adapter end fits in the body pack?

A: The body pack transmitters require a compatible female 3 pin mini XLR connector.

Q: 4. Are these noise cancelling?

A: They are not noise cancelling. They have a noise isolation feature though.

Q: 5. Can you use these as headphones with a different external bluetooth mic?

A: If the application you are using allows you to choose a different input and output, yes, you should be able to by selecting the bluetooth microphone as the input and the headphones as the output. Latency will be an issue.

Q: 6. Could I connect 2 of these (in the same frequency bank) to the Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver?

A: Yes, dual Sony UTX-M40 Wireless Handheld Cardioid Microphone Transmitters can be used with the Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver simultaneously if all components are on the same frequency band.

Q: 7. Does this receiver work with Shure SLX1 518-542MHz?

A: This receiver is the P3R. Designed to operate with the PSM300 monitoring system only . If you are interested in a portable receiver to operate with the SLX transmitters, the FP series receiver is compatible when purchased in the proper frequency range.

Q: 8. Can a ear bud be connect to this receiver?

A: The Shure P3R features a 1/8 (3.5 mm) stereo jack for connection of earbuds or headphones.

Q: 9. can i leave the usb power plugged in on the transmitter 100% of the time? it will function plugged into power? would love to keep it a the soundboard and not have to think about charging. only the receiver would need to be charged as needed. thanks!

A: Xvive recommends powering off the components of the Xvive Audio U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System with One Receiver while charging. The user guide states: "Please do not use U4 when charging, which may reduce battery life." Essentially, while the transmitter may be able to operate while charged, it may be detrimental to the long term battery life and performance of the unit to do so.

Q: 10. With the provided stereo headphone jack, does this unit provide a stereo signal as well? If so, which transmitter works best?

A: The U4 transmitter is the only one that is compatible with the U4R receiver. The U4 transmitter has 1 XLR input. So you will get a dual mono signal heard in both headphones connected to the U4R receiver.